The graduating seniors returned to their elementary alma maters of Volney, Granby, Fairgrieve and Lanigan schools, where they were met with applause from current students and staff members.
Sage Bartlett of Altmar-Parish-Williamstown Central School District placed fourth in the small schools division at the New York State Track & Field Championships and ninth overall in all schools.
Students of Hastings-Mallory Elementary School were recently visited by author and illustrator Matt McElligott. McElligott read his book “The Lion’s Share” to the second and third grade students, a book about math, desserts, animals and competition.
Students in Robyn Yorker’s Blue Team classroom at Stepping Stones Day Program recently took a step back in time and entered the Colonial period as part of an English language arts and social studies unit.
Fifth graders from across the Central Square School District came together for the first time for what is known as the “5th Grade Extravaganza!” held at the Paul V. Moore High School stadium.
Principal Michael Smolnik welcomed guests and thanked them for their commitment to transporting the students to the UPK program and “entrusting us with your most valuable commodity.”
Several Fairgreive Elementary School students were recently recognized for exhibiting citizenship throughout the month of June. Awardees were honored during a Morning Express program in the school’s gymnasium where they received applause and praise for being role models to their classmates.
The library will feature numerous children’s programs including: Everson Museum art outreach, Kindred Kingdom’s animal rehabilitation featuring live birds and raptors, the Watertown Sci-Tech Center, Alpha Pig from PBS Kids, and the Rosamond Gifford Zoo’s, Zoo to You program.
Laurie Kester will show you how to paint 2-inch canvases. They are so sweet when painted up. It will become a little treasure in your home.
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