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Meet Jessica Palmitesso, the young woman who set a strikeout record that will be hard to beat.  Also today, the annual debate over Senior Skip Day.

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It’s a sign of the end of another school year — the new Yearbook is in.  Also, physics students take a field trip to study physics at an amusement park.

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Seniors are coming up against end-of-year and end-of-career deadlines.  Also today, the advisory program will evolve a little more next year.  And one student seeks a cure for the common hiccup.

Her name is Jessica Palmitesso and she’s done something no Red Raider pitcher has ever done:  She’s thrown 1,000 strike-threes.  She got her 1,000th K on Saturday.  Also today, it’s Dance Team tryout day and students begin to make plans for the long Memorial Day holiday.

Foreign exchange students begin to wind down a school year in Fulton.?  Also, advisory students put in a little community service and students figure out what they’re doing for the weekend.

The Raider softball squad raised a ton of money for the Golisano Children’s Hospital on Wednesday, in honor of a young woman who would have been a part of their team if not for cancer.  Also today, G. Ray Bodley students take part in the Special Olympics and students with perfect attendance get a free breakfast.

It’s the last year of the Latin language program at G. Ray Bodley High School.  Latin students celebrated at the annual Latin event in Syracuse.  Also today, put the Bodley Bash into your calendars and stop by the softball fields tonight for the annual Strike Out Cancer game.

Bodley’s Envirothon team basks in the glory of a countywide win and gears up for the state competition.  Meantime, students take a first place at a Latin competition and the boys tennis team secures a winning season.

A profile today of Dan Cunningham, one of three people running for two slots on the Board of Education this week.  Also, the Envirothon team wins first place and a slot in the state championships, and is the high school really running out of paper?