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Twenty-four students from kindergarten through sixth grade earned the Principal’s Award, which recognizes students for exhibiting the school’s behavioral expectations.

Jonathan Mooney, a dyslexic writer and activist who did not learn to read until he was 12 years old, recently captivated an audience of students from Hannibal High School with his successful life story. Mooney, a graduate of Brown University with a degree English Literature, has authored several published books and memoirs, and has been featured or quoted in several popular news outlets, including The New York Times, The Providence Journal and USA Today.

Children squealed with delight as the “Bubble Man” took center stage and made a variety of bubble creations, from space ships to snowmen. The highlight for the evening was when he put youngster Ava Stenson inside a bubble.

Sounds of Science filled the Fairley Elementary School gymnasium recently as electric violinist Caryn Lin delighted students with her high-energy show that combined music with science. The performance, brought to the Hannibal Central School District through a partnership with the Center for Instruction, Technology and Innovation’s Arts-in-Education service, was met with rave reviews from the students.

For nearly two decades, Carol Burch has used her passion for learning, expertise and charisma to inspire students. She has participated in professional development opportunities, engaged in enriching educational discussions and completed hours of intensive course-related work in her pursuit of becoming a Master Teacher.

The visitors, Sawyer and Charlotte, along with their owners Marjorie Wentworth and Connie Evans visited the school to talk about the rescue service that Paws provides for animals in Oswego County and the assistance that Paws gives to other shelters and animal welfare organizations in the county.

Nearly five dozen John C. Birdlebough High School students were recently in the spotlight for exhibiting academic excellence, work ethic, effort and discipline during the second marking period. According to JCB Principal Greg Molloy, who presented the awards, the honorees each displayed qualities and character traits that had a positive impact on students and staff alike.

Kindergarten screening will be held on June 26, 29 and 30 at the APW Elementary School and appointments for children may be made at pre-screening.

The CNY Chapter of the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention will host the second annual “Stomp out Stigma” fundraiser at the American Foundry April 17. The event will feature a live auction, line-dancing lessons and music by WOLF 101.5 and the band Driftwater.