Inspired by the movie, “Night at the Museum,” Volney Elementary School’s gymnasium was recently transformed into a wax museum that featured sixth grade students who portrayed famous historical figures. Volney’s “Day at the Museum” tour was the culmination of a history research project.
Each classroom teacher recognized one of his or her students for making good decisions about what they do and say in class, special areas and throughout the hallways.
More than 20 Fairgrieve Elementary School students were recognized during a recent Morning Express program for demonstrating responsibility and other character attributes.
The event is being offered for parents and guardians who would like to enjoy a night during the holiday season to get some shopping done, all while their children are being cared for in a warm environment.
Members of the student body recently collected funds to donate directly to the hospital for the purchase of activities, personal hygiene items and treats for veterans.
Paul V. Moore High School Student Government members will help save as many as 270 lives. That is because they hosted a blood drive that received the support of 90 teachers and students; one pint of blood can save as many as three people’s lives.
Students in Barb Mosny’s classroom constructed the monster with various crafting materials as part of the recent interactive videoconference, Monster Match Collaboration 2016.
The first grade team at Fairley Elementary School is focused on increasing student engagement through a variety of Science, Technology, Engineering and Math (STEM) activities.
Family, friends, teachers and Phoenix Central School District administrators filled the school auditorium to congratulate the students during a ceremony Nov. 1.
Students at John C. Birdlebough High School recently capped off Red Ribbon Week with nationally recognized speaker David Flood. Standing before an audience of nearly 600 Phoenix teenagers, Flood infused humor and honesty into his motivational presentation.
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