Looking to build on their classroom studies, students in the Public Safety and Justice program at the Center for Instruction, Technology and Innovation recently learned the ropes of rappelling during a hands-on activity.
Precipitation, wind, clouds and wild weather were in the forecast at Dennis M. Kenney Middle School during a meteorology lesson from Channel 9 weatherman Jim Teske.
Members of the New Horizon Band shared the sounds of the season with those gathered at St. Francis Commons Assisted Living Residence in Oswego for a recent concert. The band performed some traditional holiday favorites for residents and guests, and folks were heard singing along to their favorite tunes.
Through a collaboration with Edge Federal Credit Union, Phoenix students are learning about finances and opening Cub Saver accounts as part of a school-based program.
As the holiday season approaches, members of the Hannibal Central School District community are once again rallying their efforts for those in need. The giving spirit kicked off recently with the annual Christmas Bureau Carnival at Dennis M. Kenney Middle School.
The Hannibal High School chapter of the National Honor Society doubled in size recently as 17 new members were inducted into the prestigious organization. Inductees were celebrated by an audience of their peers, teachers and family members who gathered in the Lockwood Auditorium for the ceremony welcoming them into the Sadie Adamy chapter of NHS.
Brandon Grow developed the project and, with the help of Scouts in Hannibal Troop 780, the walking trail between the high school and elementary school was cleaned and mulched.
Michael A. Maroun Elementary School staff and faculty members are making spirits bright this holiday season by helping Phoenix families in need. Nearly 20 families were adopted for the holidays.
John C. Birdlebough student actors recently showcased their talents with a fall production of “The Curious Savage.” The cast of 11 helped tell the story of Mrs. Savage, who inherits $10 million when her husband dies.
Seniors in Lisa Spereno’s English classes at John C. Birdlebough High School recently brought books and characters to life through a variety of group projects.
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