Agenda for Hannibal Board of Education Meeting Tonight
It’s a long agenda because it’s the annual reorganizational meeting. Lots of housekeeping items to attend to, in addition to the regular agenda.
It’s a long agenda because it’s the annual reorganizational meeting. Lots of housekeeping items to attend to, in addition to the regular agenda.
How much longer can the month of July remain rain-free? A while longer, let’s hope.
Among the items on Tuesday’s Common Council agenda is a discussion on the topic of what to call a member of the Common Council. They’re called Aldermen at the moment, even the women. They’ll talk about changing to the sexless “Councilor”.
The huddled crowd watched on as the competitor made a last ditch effort for victory. One false move and everything she had worked hard for would be gone. Spectators gasped as the tower started to tumble, just before the time limit had expired. Then they ate the wreckage and washed it down with some milk.
Happy rain-free 4th of July!
This fall, Fulton’s city schools will host two special education classes that Oswego County BOCES had previously provided.
The district will conduct one class at Lanigan Elementary School and one at G. Ray Bodley High School for at least ten special education students who require the most intensive services.
June ended with a stretch of nice weather. Let’s see if we can keep things going through the long holiday weekend.
Friday morning, 16.6 jobs that existed in the Fulton City School District this past school year will not exist anymore.
The Fulton Board of Education voted to eliminate the 16.6 positions, a move made necessary by the cuts contained in the district’s 2011-12 budget.
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