Pulaski Middle/Senior High School will present a production called “Ditch Day” on March 6-7 in the high school auditorium with performances beginning at 7 p.m. each day. The play focuses around a high school’s tradition of skipping school the day before prom and the hilarious circumstances that result when three diamond thieves and the high school principal follow the students through a day filled with crazy characters.
Hannibal students were recently entertained by magic and comedy act “Magical John” for a Hannibal Home and School. (HandS) fundraiser. Magical John stunned the audience with card tricks and enchanted stunts, all while keeping the audience laughing with his jokes. Student volunteers assisted with card tricks and optical illusions.
Ticket sales for this year’s “Bundle of Bucks” Charity Raffle are well under way and the St. Luke Family of Caring is pleased to announce the winners of this year’s “Early Bird” drawing. Everyone who purchased “Bundle of Bucks” charity raffle tickets on or before February 14 was entered in the “Early Bird” drawing where five – $100 prizes have been awarded. The winning ticket numbers in this year’s “Early Bird” drawing are; 104; 166; 505; 517; and 529.
Eighth graders at Kenney Middle School are designing place mats for Kim’s Village Café in Hannibal that emphasize school spirit. KMS Art Teacher Hollie House gave her students four school categories to choose from for the focus of their design: the school’s vision, mission, beliefs or parameters.
Getting (or got) cabin fever? Come to the annual Fight The Fever! event, sponsored by Winona Creek. All handcrafted show featuring local artists and facepainting. The kitchen will be open with the usual fare or stop by the bake sale table. Admission is simply a donation at the door. All proceeds benefit the Sandy Creek High School Show Choir.
Students from Granby Elementary School recently attended a district board of education meeting and presented project they completed based on an ancient civilization. In early December, sixth grade students in Joe McNamara’s social studies classes were tasked with creating projects that in some way reflected Ancient Egypt.
Women TIES (Women Together Inspiring Entrepreneurial Success), a Central New York business dedicated for 10 years in helping women entrepreneurs expand their local, state and regional marketplace in New York State, will host its 10th Anniversary Celebration featuring the new CEO of the National Women’s Hall of Fame.
Meg Gibbons, a Youth Market Director for the American Heart Association, recently visited the school to promote heart health awareness and what actions students need to take to keep the heart muscle as healthy as possible.
The Sandy Creek Central School District, will again be accepting nominees for the “Wall of Distinction.” “Graduates of distinction” are those who have achieved a high level of prominence in their personal and professional lives and who represent a positive role model to our youth.
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