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Veterans receive recognition at Fairley Elementary
In honor of Veterans Day, Fairley Elementary students recently hosted a ceremony recognizing family members for their service.
The annual event serves as a tribute to local veterans and provides an opportunity for students to learn the history behind the holiday while giving thanks to those who served. -
Grammy winners join Hannibal students for concert
A pair of Grammy Award-winning artists teamed up with Dennis M. Kenney Middle School students for a once-in-a-lifetime concert Nov. 6.
Kate Lee and Forrest O’Connor, world-renowned bluegrass singers and songwriters with chart-topping hits, met with Hannibal student musicians for a personalized learning experience. -
Hannibal students explore careers in agriculture
Agricultural careers were in the spotlight recently as Hannibal High School students learned about everything from farming to energy production during a field trip.
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13 HCSD musicians participate in elementary All-County Festival
More than a dozen Hannibal students joined elite musical company at the elementary All-County Band and Chorus Festival.
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Annual HCSD Christmas Bureau carnival set for Nov. 16
A decades-long tradition in the Hannibal Central School District will continue this year as community members and volunteers unite to benefit the Christmas Bureau.
On Nov. 16, Hannibal High School will host its annual Christmas Bureau carnival from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., with all proceeds supporting HCSD families in need. There will be dozens of basket raffles, games, face painting, concessions, and Santa Claus is expected to make an appearance as well. -
Fairley 4th Graders Explore Outdoor Lessons at Camp Hollis
Chilly weather didn’t stop Fairley Elementary School fourth-graders from outdoor exploration during a recent academic field trip to Camp Hollis.
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Videoconference provides first-graders with lesson in communication
Fairley Elementary first-graders recently got into the Halloween spirit during a “Monster Match” videoconference with students from Freeport’s Archer Street School.
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Mason earns spot in NYS Master Teacher Program
When Hannibal High School science teacher Lisa Mason began her career, she never imagined she would be recognized as one of the state’s elite educators. However, hard work and a passion for education recently earned her a spot in the New York State Master Teacher Program.
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DMK PE teacher receives state honor
Dennis M. Kenney Middle School physical education teacher Penny Leonard’s passion for her career and community recently led to statewide recognition.
Leonard, a 2000 graduate of the Hannibal Central School District, was named Middle School PE Teacher of the Year for New York state. -
Fairley students learn about fire safety
Fairley Elementary students recently learned the importance of preparation and safety during a visit from the Hannibal Fire Company.
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Hannibal fifth-graders build, race Hovercrafts
A multifaceted hands-on learning experience came to the Hannibal Central School District recently during the Hovercraft Project.
The unique opportunity gave fifth-graders a chance to develop their teamwork and communication skills while diving into complex topics in the STEAM fields. -
Hannibal students utilize distance learning for college preparation
Hannibal High School’s distance learning courses are offering students an alternative learning environment with the added perk of receiving college credit.
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DMK's personal finance, career exploration courses open doors to future
Two new courses at Dennis M. Kenney Middle School are providing students with skills and knowledge to prepare them for life beyond school.
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HCSD, community unite for Stuff-a-Bus distribution event
An annual supply distribution effort benefited hundreds of Hannibal Central School District families this year as back-to-school supplies were awarded to local students.
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Special Patrol Officers join Hannibal school security team
The Hannibal Central School District welcomed two special patrol officers (SPO) to join its school security aide this year as part of ongoing safety efforts.
Mike Goudy, a retired officer from the Syracuse Police Department, and Dave Brown, a retired lieutenant also from the SPD, will handle several responsibilities in their new SPO positions. They will work in collaboration with school security aide Ed Brisson – a retiree of the Onondaga County Sheriff’s Department -- to ensure student, school and staff safety, while also building positive relationships with students. -
Hannibal students display work at open house events
Hundreds of Hannibal Central School District families recently filled the hallways of each school building during separate open house events.
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Electives at Hannibal High School offer diverse options
In addition to a full slate of core classes, Hannibal High School students have an opportunity to explore more than 40 elective courses this year.
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HCSD welcomes new administrative intern
In the Hannibal Central School District, a new administrative intern has hit the ground running with a variety of initiatives to promote college, career and workforce development.
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HCSD welcomes students during orientation events
Students across the Hannibal Central School District were well prepared to begin the new year after attending recent orientation sessions and meet-the-teacher activities.
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A message from Mr. Staats regarding data breach
On August 28, 2019, I received communication from the Central New York Regional Information Center (CNYRIC) that one of the vendors who provided a software package to area schools had a data breach. This morning, August 29, 2019, I attended a meeting at the CNYRIC with numerous other School Superintendents to further understand this report.
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Hannibal schools welcome 12 new staff members
The Hannibal Central School District welcomed 12 new staff members to its ranks for the start of the 2019-20 year.
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Lego Camp provides summer enrichment opportunity
Although school is out for the summer, that didn’t stop 75 Hannibal Central School District students from engaging in a weeklong STEM learning opportunity.
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High School Humanitarian Efforts in National Spotlight
Our high school students' humanitarian efforts earned national attention recently, as their story was featured in the summer 2019 Save the Children publication.
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Girls on the Run program empowers Hannibal girls
For nearly 60 girls in the Hannibal Central School District, an extracurricular club that was introduced during the past year has proven to be beneficial beyond the classroom walls.
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Second-graders donate pet supplies
Before the dog days of summer began, second-graders from Fairley Elementary had an opportunity to experience dog days of their own during a year-end visit from Paws Across Oswego County.
