Several Fairgrieve Elementary School students were recently recognized for exceeding classroom expectations of respect, responsibility, safety and problem solving throughout the month of April.
Sixteen third and fourth grade students participated in the 16th annual Inventive Minds Invitational recently, where they competed with students from Wayne County school districts to recognize a problem, develop strategies to work through the problem and develop an invention to solve the problem.
Lanigan students enjoyed a performance called “StoryFaces” by artist and storyteller Christopher Agostino, a presentation about the art of storytelling through face painting.
Agostino shared the history of ancient storytelling as well as some of the same face painting techniques that are used by professionals in Hollywood.
The annual awards initiative provides a financial boost for high school seniors who plan to attend college next year and who perform exceptionally on Regents exams in the four core subjects.
Fairgrieve Elementary School fifth and sixth graders recently explored a variety of job options and post-secondary learning opportunities as part of the third annual College and Career Fair.
Artist and storyteller Christopher Agostino captivated the audience of sixth and eighth graders with a combination of original stories, Greek mythology and folktales.
Since its inception, the Regatta has raised more than $325,000, which has directly helped to defray the costs of non-medical expenses for hospice patients and families.
A worship service designed to tell an often untold story of the persons and families of those who answer the call to “protect and serve.”
Career and Technical Education students from the Center for Instruction, Technology and Innovation left the New York State SkillsUSA competition with two gold medals this year, those students now qualify for the national competition that will take place in Kentucky this summer. CiTi CTE students also came home with two second place silver medals and one third place bronze medal.
The Archery Club at Altmar-Parish-Williamstown Central School District recently participated in New York State National Archery in the Schools Program competition held at SUNY Utica, and two students will be continuing to nationals.
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