Students at Lura M. Sharp Elementary School in the Pulaski Academy and Central School District recently held a celebration of centennial proportions. On Feb. 24, the school celebrated the 100th day of the 2014-2015 school year and commemorated the occasion with an assortment of fun and educational activities.
In front of more than a dozen local business owners and officials, CiTi’s Business Education Liaison Garrett Weiss and Career and Technical Education Principal Marla Berlin provided a brief course description for each of CiTi’s CTE programs.
Altmar-Parish-Williamstown Elementary School held its battle of the books recently, the primary competition that decides who will continue on to the district level competition. Students that succeed at the district level competition will compete against other schools at the county-wide Battle of the Books on March 24 at the Fulton City School District.
Heather Cannella and Patty Lazarz’s classes engaged in the learning of Westward Expansion with the creation of a class quilt at Michael A Maroun Elementary. The students heard a story each day relating to the topic of Westward Expansion during their listening block. Traditionally, students would have written a summary of the lesson, but Cannella and Lazarz had other ideas.
The town of Volney History Center is pleased to offer “Tour of Historic Homes, Structures and Sites of Interest in the Township.“ On April 25 a trolley provided by the Great Lakes Trolley Company will leave the town hall on County Route 6, Volney Center at 9 a.m.
A brainstorming session led by Brad DePoint’s Lanigan Elementary School students recently transformed into a class video project, complete with an interview with the Fulton mayor. The massive undertaking began with students learning about local current events and developing questions about significant issues that impact the Fulton community.
When students at Fulton’s G. Ray Bodley High School begin developing their schedules for next year, they will have a chance to extend their education to the post-secondary level with a number of college credit-bearing courses.
Members of the Fulton community are joining forces with school district officials as the 2015-2016 school budget process unfolds in the coming months. The collaborative effort kicked off in January as parents, board of education representatives, FCSD administrators and community members came together for a budget committee meeting.
At G. Ray Bodley High School, students have a plethora of courses to explore as they prepare for their future. In the coming months, guidance counselors and teachers will work with students to develop schedules for the 2015-2016 school year.
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