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Summer Food Service Program
Our food service staff has done an outstanding job providing meals for our students this spring and loved it so much that they are going to continue this summer!
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HCSD announces Class of 2020 valedictorian, salutatorian
The Hannibal Central School District is proud to announce this year's valedictorian and salutatorian. Congratulations to Kristin Kellogg and Savanah France, the top two members of the Class of 2020!
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UPDATE: April 20
Dear Warrior Families,
I hope this letter finds you and your family well. I also want to thank you for all you are doing to support your family through this pandemic crisis. -
Chromebooks Available for Eligible Families
The Hannibal Central School District is now loaning Chromebooks to families of students in grades Pre-K through 12 who do not currently have devices at home. Please note, you must have internet access for a device to be operational.
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Healthcare Workers Access to Childcare
As you may be aware, New York State wishes to assure that all health care workers (essential employees and first responders) have prioritized access to quality childcare. In partnership with the Oswego County Office of Family and Child Services, I wish to share this link, which will allow families to complete an information sheet that will assist locating appropriate child care. If you are a health care worker or first responder and need child care, please complete the form so you will know what is available to you and know that the Child Care Resource and Referral Office of Oswego County is here to assist you!
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Read Across America Week celebrated at Fairley Elementary
Students in the Hannibal Central School District celebrated Read Across America Week recently with a full slate of literacy events.
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Fairley students explore Colonial America
A lesson in Colonial America came to life at Fairley Elementary School recently as Ole Fashion Day continued its decades-long tradition.
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Hannibal eighth-graders explore algae production
Dennis M. Kenney Middle School students recently explored algae production as a potential sustainable solution for several environmental issues facing the planet.
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Malone takes first place in Inventive Minds competition
Nearly four dozen budding inventors recently put their creations to the test during the annual Inventive Minds competition hosted by the Hannibal Central School District.
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DMK welcomes therapy dogs, cats
Therapy animals have recently been introduced to the environment at Dennis M. Kenney Middle School to provide additional support to students.
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Kaufman to participate in national leadership conference
After witnessing Nicolas Kaufman’s leadership potential in class, Dennis M. Kenney Middle School teacher Cathy Smith knew the sixth-grader would be the perfect nominee for the Junior National Young Leaders Conference.
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Fairley kindergartners receive character education lesson
A character education lesson at Fairley Elementary School recently took kindergarten students on an imaginary field trip to a tropical environment where they explored the sea and its hidden gems.
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Coding course offers Hannibal students high-tech learning opportunity
After participating in a coding course last year, a group of Dennis M. Kenney Middle School eighth-graders are now embarking on a 20-week class to hone their skills in a high-tech world.
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Eastman School of Music Professor works with Hannibal students
The Hannibal Central School District recently welcomed trombonist and music professor Mark Kellogg for several workshops with band students.
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Hannibal High School student artwork earns regional recognition
Seven Hannibal High School students recently joined elite company as their work was selected among the best of nearly 5,000 submissions for the 2020 CNY Scholastic Art Competition.
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STEM learning activity engages Fairley students
Fairley Elementary students recently became engineers as they worked together to build Lego creations in the classroom.
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Hour of Code introduces Fairley students to computer science
Fairley Elementary students recently participated in the “Hour of Code” to celebrate Computer Science Education Week.
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Hannibal schools host holiday concerts, sing-along
Sounds of the season filled the Hannibal Central School District throughout December as students belted out holiday tunes at various concerts.
Talent was on display at all grade levels, from pre-kindergarten through 12th grade. -
Fairley students collaborate to make wreaths
Students at Fairley Elementary School recently worked together this holiday season to create crafts, develop communication skills and utilize their teamwork abilities.
The holiday-inspired effort paired students in Emily Casper’s second-grade class with their younger counterparts in Deb Musa’s pre-kindergarten class. -
Students, families come together for Fairley holiday craft night
To gear up for the holiday season, Fairley Elementary families recently created ornaments and decorations during the school's annual craft night.
The cafeteria was bustling with excitement as students, siblings, parents and guardians came together to create holiday keepsakes. -
Hannibal students build apps in coding class
As computer-based jobs continue to grow, students in the Hannibal Central School District are embracing high-tech learning options.
This year, Dennis M. Kenney Middle School students are building code and developing applications using JavaScript during a 10-week course in Tony Tuso’s classroom. -
Tri Mahka showcases culture, knowledge
To celebrate International Education Week recently, Hannibal High School foreign exchange student Tri Mahka introduced her classmates to Indonesian culture.
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Fairley 4th Graders Continue Haudenosaunee Learning
Fairley Elementary School fourth-graders’ Haudenosaunee knowledge was put to the test for a recent Merry-Go-Round Playhouse performance of “The Keeper’s Voice.”
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Christmas Bureau carnival raises nearly $5k for families in need
The holiday spirit was in the air at Hannibal High School recently, as community members united for the annual Christmas Bureau carnival.
Hannibal faculty, staff, students, parents and local families attended the fundraising event, which raised money to benefit families in need during the holiday season. -
Fifteen Hannibal students inducted into National Honor Society
The Hannibal Central School District recently celebrated 15 students for their scholarship, service, leadership, citizenship and character during a National Honor Society induction.
The inductees submitted applications as part of a rigorous selection process, according to NHS co-adviser Lisa Mason. Students met a variety of criteria, including achieving a minimum of a 90 percent overall GPA, volunteer service and demonstrated leadership abilities.
