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To kick off this year’s exhibit, young artists and their families were welcomed to an opening reception, where they had an opportunity to explore student masterpieces and engage in conversation with art teachers.

Altmar-Parish-Williamstown Elementary School raised enough money to be ranked in the top three donors in the American Heart Association Central New York Region, an impressive feat for the small town school.

What better way to improve the climate in a building than to provide students there with a safe and enjoyable piece of playground equipment? That’s what members of the climate committee at Sandy Creek Elementary School thought when trying to decide what to do with a surplus of funds left over from recent fundraising.

Impressive academic learning was showcased at A.A. Cole Elementary School’s Project Showcase/Open House, which was complete with science projects ranging from robots to tornadoes to volcanoes.

The Paul V. Moore High School wind ensemble, percussion ensemble and brass ensemble performed for all the third graders across the Central Square School District in what is known as the “Third Grade Demonstration Concert” recently.

The hallways were filled with student artwork, and students had the opportunity to show their parents the projects there were working on in class.

The Central Square Redhawk Community ran the race to raise awareness and funds for the American Cancer Society at their second annual Redhawk Relay, held at Paul V. Moore High School stadium May 20.

Student safety is a top priority at Michael A. Maroun Elementary School. Several fourth grade students were recently recognized by school counselor Nora Germain for their participation in the AAA School Safety Patrol throughout the 2015-2016 school year.

Physical education teacher Corry Zion said all of the honorees have demonstrated respect, responsibility and problem solving skills daily.