RaiderNet Daily: Food Fun
A food festival was a resounding success. Also today: three Raider athletes compete in an all-star game, and why students should do some homework before they pick next year’s courses.
A food festival was a resounding success. Also today: three Raider athletes compete in an all-star game, and why students should do some homework before they pick next year’s courses.
Members of the Women’s Chorus showed up to sing for Fulton’s Board of Education this week. The song they sung: “Don’t Stop The Music”.
Then they asked the board to avoid making cuts that would stop their music.
There was no snow in Fulton on Monday. It was all rain – more than a half inch.The monthly total jumped to 3.38 inches and the annual total now stands at 4.54 inches.
The Science Club prepares for a big trip. Also today, why warmer weather may bring some questions about the dress code.
Students start to get the word: Next year’s school budget will take away some of the things they love. Also today, a preview of the upcoming baseball season.
Fulton and Oswego received no snow or rain on March 20. However, today, the first full day of spring, is a different story.
The Fulton area enjoyed a sunny and dry St. Patrick’s Day.
They discovered that their list of possible cuts — all of which they said would harm education — would save more than the amount needed to fill the more than $600,000 gap between income and expenses for next school year.
That’s the good news.
The bad news is that the priority list would eliminate every extracurricular activity at Hannibal, badly damage co-curricular activities like band and chorus, and take another slice from academics.
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