Emerson J. Dillon Middle School students in Ashley Modafferi’s and Beth Pritchard’s art classes recently became immersed in the art world during a field trip to the Everson Art Museum in Syracuse. There they learned to critique famous artworks and explored a variety of exhibits from photography to clay and paintings.
New York Sea Grant and statewide partners are hosting the workshop to help new and existing watercraft inspection program leaders standardize efforts to engage recreational boaters in slowing the spread of aquatic invasive species.
The unique opportunity was funded by a grant through the Shineman Foundation, which enabled the Hannibal students to tour the art museum and explore various exhibits.
The Hannibal Central School District is celebrating March as Music in Our Schools Month through various activities that infuse music with core subjects across all grade levels.
The Center for Instruction, Technology and Innovation’s dental assisting class recently visited Noah’s Christian Nursery School in Fulton to educate preschoolers on the importance of brushing their teeth. The students used creative tools to capture the attention of the children while also teaching an important lesson.
The Center for Instruction, Technology & Innovation is gearing up for a substitute recruitment day March 31 to help fulfill the needs of schools throughout the area. School districts are currently in need of substitute clerical workers, teachers, aides, transportation employees, custodial staff, teacher assistants and food service workers.
Numerous occupations were represented at G. Ray Bodley’s Second Annual Career Day, where students had the opportunity to explore career options and speak with professionals in the field. Representatives from all fields such as health, government and business gave presentations on what a typical day looks like for them.
Hannibal Home and School has teamed with the Life Skills class for a fundraising campaign to benefit all students in the district. As part of the auction-style fundraiser, community members can bid on 13 different storage boxes that students built in class.
Three students from Altmar-Parish-Williamstown Central School District received awards for two Veterans of Foreign Wars writing contests: the Patriot’s Pen and the Voice of Democracy.
Talent, fashion and personality were on display in the John C. Birdlebough High School auditorium recently as 13 students vied for the title of Mr. Phoenix. The male pageant, which served as a fundraiser for the sophomore class, yielded plenty of laughter throughout the evening.
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