-
On the same page: Hannibal students participate in regional book battle
Hannibal students recently demonstrated their love for reading and their commitment to teamwork as participants in the regional Battle of the Books competition.
-
Fairley students, staff raise money for childhood cancer research
Students and staff at Fairley Elementary wore their PJs to school recently to raise money to benefit local families affected by childhood cancer.
-
Hannibal students participate in Earth Day activities
Students in the Hannibal Central School District recently found different ways to celebrate Earth Day throughout the community.
-
Hannibal Artists Recognized at Oswego County Student Art Show
Several Hannibal Central School District students were recently recognized for their artwork submitted into the 25th annual Oswego County Student Art Show.
-
Emma Wood making a difference in community and beyond
Hannibal High School student Emma Wood is making the most of her senior year, as she was recently selected to participate in a- once-in-a-lifetime opportunity with the national SADD organization.
-
Virtual Career Summit set for April 14
Education and workforce collaborators throughout Oswego County are excited to announce the first virtually-held Career Summit for Oswego County students. The event will be from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. on April 14 via Zoom.
-
Garbus earns flute solo with NYS high school honor band
Hannibal High School senior Mason Garbus is no stranger to receiving accolades for his musical talents. However, his recent accomplishment at the state level was a rare feat for any student musician.
-
Ribbon Cutting Ceremony unveils HCSD’s New Transportation Center
The Hannibal Central School District’s new transportation center is officially up and running. The state-of-the-art facility was built as part of the district’s $42 million capital project, which also included significant renovations to each school, site improvements and energy-efficient upgrades. The new transportation center features a covered fueling station, ample space for bus maintenance, and several bays, with one featuring a bus washing station.
-
Hannibal students earn OCAY League win
Students from eight Oswego County school districts recently raced around the world – virtually – while testing their knowledge, problem-solving abilities and perseverance along the way.
-
Maker Madness activities set for March
Hannibal Central School District students are invited to participate in one or many learning activities during the Month of March, in celebration of Women's History Month. Earn tokens by participating, which will give you a chance to win a Chromebook!
-
Fairley students create inventions for annual competition
Budding inventors from Fairley Elementary School will put their ideas on display virtually this year as part of the annual Inventive Minds competition.
-
CNY art show to feature Hannibal students’ work
Two Hannibal High School students recently joined elite company as their work was selected among the best of nearly 2,000 submissions for the 2021 CNY Scholastic Art Competition.
-
Students’ career-focused artwork advances to state level
Three Hannibal Central School District students have advanced to the state level of a national art contest as a result of their original and creative artwork.
-
2-Hour Delay High School Remote Learning Schedule
On two-hour delay days, the high school will follow this schedule for remote instruction:
10:45-11:15....Block 1
11:30-12:00....Block 2
12:15-12:45....Block 3
1:30-2:00....Block 4
2:00-2:30....Office Hours -
Senior Play to air on Facebook at 7pm Jan. 22
After much hard work and cooperation, we’re happy to announce our Senior Play to you: School Picture Day by Kamron Klitgaard, produced by special arrangement with Pioneer Drama Service; Denver, Colorado.
-
Fairley families create holiday crafts
A December tradition continued for Fairley Elementary students this year as families created crafts together for the holiday season.
-
Love of reading, passion for education continue to honor "Dr. O."
It has been more than 13 years since longtime Fairley Elementary Principal Dr. Joseph Occhino passed away, but his legacy lives on inside the walls of the school’s library.
-
Home & School Holiday Fundraisers
Hannibal Home and School is gearing up for the holiday season with two great fundraisers through My Holiday Shop and by purchasing a Warrior ornament.
-
SADD Club encourages safety on roads this holiday season
A club of dedicated Hannibal High School students advocating against destructive decisions is asking staff, students and community to think about how they can prevent accidents and stay safe with more drivers on the road for the holidays.
-
Warrior fall athletes wrap up a season like no other
Although things looked a bit different this season, fall athletes from the Hannibal Central School District made the most of it as they masked up, sanitized and enjoyed participating in their chosen sport.
-
Christmas Bureau Applications Available Now
Due to the pandemic, we are unable to hold our annual Christmas Bureau Carnival this year. However, we are passionate about helping our community members in need, and we will still be distributing boxes to families.
-
Capital project transforms HCSD
Transformation is evident throughout the Hannibal Central School District as its $42 million capital project is nearing completion.
-
Fairley school earns Green Light to Good Health Award
For the past two years, students and staff from Fairley Elementary School have been on the road to healthier choices as part of the Health Highway initiative. That work paid dividends as members of the Fairley physical education department were recently presented with the Green Light to Good Health Award.
-
New staff members join HCSD team
The Hannibal Central School District recently welcomed a mix of new faces and familiar ones to fill various substitute and permanent positions this academic year.
-
HCSD adapts to changing times with hybrid learning model
While the coronavirus pandemic has changed how classrooms are arranged and how lessons are taught, the Hannibal Central School District’s dedication to its students remains unchanged.
