Animal habitats, the respiratory system, weather patterns and other science-related projects were in the spotlight recently at Fairgrieve Elementary School. The projects were on display in the cafeteria as part of the school’s annual health and science night.
Nearly 50 students entertained an audience of friends, family and Fulton City School District personnel during the multifaceted concert, which featured singing, jazz tunes and classical music.
Scenes from Dr. Seuss books leaped off the pages and onto the stage at Hannibal High School during a recent concert. The performance started with current hit music sung by the school’s all-female pop choir, and quickly transformed into an evening of musical theater.
New Vision Allied Health students from the Center for Instruction, Technology and Innovation recently coordinated an anti-tobacco program at Altmar-Parish-Williamstown Junior/Senior High School to reinforce the negative impacts of tobacco products.
In an effort to bolster family and community involvement in the Hannibal Central School District, a Family Field Day will be held May 30. According to event organizer Kate Babbitt, Family Field Day was developed to align with the goals of the district’s strategic plan.
The Lioness Club of Central Square is seeking new crafters and vendors for the 32nd Annual Lioness Club of Central Square Apple Festival.
The Apple Festival is a fun filled weekend for the whole family.
Come enjoy an evening concert of avian songs, with a walk co-led by Faith Baker of the Onondaga Audubon Society and naturalist Pat Carney at the Amboy 4-H Environmental Educational Center on June 5, at 7 p.m.
Students at Pulaski Middle/Senior High School presented a showcase of musical talent featuring vocal performances from some of the greatest musical productions of all time. A fitting beginning to the evening’s entertainment was the song “Maybe This Time” by Cassie Delgado from the musical “Cabaret.”
Hannibal students saw first-hand the dangers of drinking and driving at a recent mock DWI demonstration at the Hannibal High School. Hannibal juniors and seniors played the parts of drivers and victims involved in a head-on collision. The event is intended to educate the Hannibal audience on the realities of poor driving decisions and encourage them to make good choices during prom season.
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