Hannibal’s Board of Education recently took the first step towards revising a policy on purchasing that came under sharp criticism from the New York State Comptroller’s office.
Today, we hear about a brand new class being taught at the high school. Also, an effort to keep kids in school strikes one writer as just a little off; Raider girls keep on kickin’; and the first edition of the weekend NFL picks.
We got the rain out of the way yesterday. Looks like a pretty nice weekend ahead.
A Fulton school district parent complained that his son was denied a chance to try out for varsity football because of his disability, and that complaining about the incident brought the father and son harassment and retaliation.
Today, the school district says its investigation is complete and there was no wrongdoing.
Inside: Read the parent’s complaint and the district’s response.
One school delivered losses to several Raider teams Wednesday. Also, a defense of a coach, and why the girls’ volleyball team is enjoying the move to a new season.
Wednesday escaped rain-free. The showers came early this morning – and we probably haven’t seen the last of them.
Students raise money to produce art to help people in need. Also today — The Odd Couple is up and running for Quirk’s Players, and it was a good day for Raider sports teams.
Cayuga Community College’s new Fulton home is going to be bigger than first thought.
College trustees tonight are expected to approve a plan to add another 10,000 square feet of classroom space to the new facility. Cayuga County legislators will take up the plan next week.
A little rain yesterday, a little more possible later today. At least is isn’t snow – yet
Today, we hear about how the music programs at GRB are refilling and retooling for a new year. You’ll even see proof that not even a fire drill can stop music lessons. Also — commentary on obesity and the size of portions, some outdoors tips and comments on SU’s move to a new conference.
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