On February 28, classes at the school commemorated the 100th day of the 2013-14 school year with celebrations to recognize months of hard work and academic achievements. Students came to school dressed as 100 year old versions of themselves and classroom lessons for the day revolved around the number 100.
The Port of Oswego Authority (POA) has examined three decades of revenues from its operations, starting from 1985. The fiscal year for the POA starts April 1, and ends on the following March 31. A very interesting statistic in each audited report is the total revenues for the fiscal year.
The Phoenix Central School District, in conjunction with the Central New York School Boards Association and local Boards of Cooperative Educational Services would like to invite parents, community members, educators and business leaders to the ‘Our Kids, Our Schools, Our Future!’ event on March 12 at 6:30 p.m. at West Genesee High School.
Outstanding students from each class, kindergarten through grade six, were selected to receive the Fairgrieve Elementary School Principal’s Award. Principal Jean Ciesla presents the awards quarterly to recognize role model students for regularly upholding the school’s following four behavioral expectations.
Navy Seaman Apprentice David E. Johnson, son of David E. and Rebecca L. Johnson of Oswego, recently completed U.S. Navy basic training at Recruit Training Command, Great Lakes, Ill.
The Residents of Michaud Residential Health Services saw a very special preview of the G. Ray Bodley High School – Quirk’s Players upcoming performance of “Curtains.” Students brought the production to Michaud and performed selections from the exciting murder mystery Broadway musical.
The New York State Police in Fulton announce the arrest of three individuals as a result of the investigation into the death of Anthony J Miller, which occurred February 3, in the town of Granby. Three Baldwinsville teens are facing murder charges
Robyn Yorker’s Blue Team at Oswego County BOCES Stepping Stones Day Program participated in 100 day activities that provided opportunities for the students to practice ELA and math skills.
Students in Robert Piascik’s Health Class at Hannibal High School were recently given the opportunity to taste test possible menu items for the 2014-15 school year. New standards for school lunches require that foods be rich in whole grains. At present, at least one-half of the grains offered must be whole grain.
Notable Hannibal High School alumni, staff members and community members will have a chance to shine in the public spotlight as Distinguished Hannibal Warriors during an event in June, and the nomination deadline is quickly approaching. The public has until March 15 to nominate an individual for the inaugural recognition, essentially a Wall of Fame for Hannibal.
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