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After completing a rigorous application process that included essays, reference checks and a solid resume, Hannibal High School junior Jared Mason was hopeful that he landed a spot on a coveted research team.

As prom and graduation season approaches, John C. Birdlebough High School juniors and seniors were recently reminded by school staff members and local law enforcement agencies to make safe, smart decisions as drivers and passengers.

Beth Pritchard’s seventh grade art students at Emerson J. Dillon Middle School recently participated in the Syracuse Chiefs poster contest, sponsored by NY’s 529 College Savings Program.

Empty beer bottles were littered among blood spatter on the pavement as “victim” Jenny Lapp was pulled from the wreckage after she had been through the windshield. She lost part of her leg.

Under the guidance of librarian Morgan Gaulrapp, seventh and eighth graders are immersing themselves in a computer programming class. The course started with lessons about coding and has evolved into a full-blown robotics experience.

Citing the organization’s vision to develop competent, capable and caring leaders through service, club advisor Kenny Greenleaf applauded the new inductees and current members for their contributions.

Students received certificates of recognition in their classrooms before joining together in the school cafeteria for a breakfast pizza party where a random prize drawing also took place.

A schoolwide collaboration in the Phoenix Central School District has taken flight, as the Junior Firebird Theater Troupe prepares to present “What Happened After Once Upon a Time.”