The cost is $55 to register for the spring season or $80 to register for both spring and fall together. Registration is open to all children in Fulton and the surrounding communities ages 4 to 12.
Hannibal Central School District children and their families are encouraged to attend the free celebration from 5 to 7 p.m. March 14 in the gymnasium, library, cafeteria and select classrooms at the elementary school.
On April 16, at the Ellisburg Methodist Church, 4618 NYS Route 289, Ellisburg, NY, author Lisa Buske will share a message, built from her personal story, of how people can embrace the tragedies of life as opportunities for growth.
The Amboy 4-H Environmental Education Center will offer Mad Hares of March on March 20 at 2 p.m.
Pulaski Academy and Central Schools senior Samantha Nutting began her business marketing internship with the Fulton Companies in Pulaski the third week of December and recently wrapped up the 10-week program.
High School Principal Stephen Dunn and Middle School Principal Dee Froio as well as school counselors and teachers presented information to student and parent attendees regarding the four years to come.
Kaleb Higgins from Altmar-Parish-Williamstown Central School District was a recipient of the National Football Foundation Scholar Athlete Award, Central New York Chapter, recently. The honor affords Higgins with a $500 scholarship, which is endowed by the Central New York Chapter of the NFF and College Hall of Fame.
The John C. Birdlebough High School Drama Club invites the public to experience “Pirates of Penzance,” a coming of age performance about a young man trying to break away from his pirate family as he turns 21 years old. The comedic opera will be presented March 10, 11 and 12 in the high school auditorium.
The Center for Instruction, Technology & Innovation’s Career and Technical Education Department has announced those students who have achieved honor roll status in their program for the second marking period. Honor roll is determined by an average of 90 or higher in both their CTE class as well as their other academic courses at CiTi.
Students exceeded expectations of being safe, responsible, a problem solver and respectful in their classrooms at Fairgrieve Elementary School. Several students were recognized during a recent Morning Express program for exhibiting those classroom expectations throughout the month of February.
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