Fairgrieve Elementary students honored for March excellence
Fulton Fairgrieve Elementary recognized all 25 classroom teachers selected students who exceeded expectations in March. Recipients received a brag tag from Principal Jean Ciesla for kindness, caring for belongings, proper footwear, and reading directions. Morning Express audience applauded as students Dante Heaney Emanie Cook Dominic Harris Cara Nelson Alea Runge Lyric Schlosser Amya Ramos Sophia Frataccia Wayle Hailey Jenkins Annabella Epolito Gabriella Mitchell Lilyanna Garzone Baker Joseph Cortini Ernie Cross Alexis Myers Olivia Blakeman Kayla Besaw Nathan Raymond Jayden Conley Ethan Weaver Alex Crisafuli Mathew Besaw and Ciesla.
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Fulton — Fairgrieve
Jean Ciesla
Morning Express
Dante Heaney
Emanie Cook
Dominic Harris
Cara Nelson
Alea Runge
Lyric Schlosser
Amya Ramos
Sophia Frataccia-Wayle
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Hailey Jenkins
Annabella —_Epolito
Gabriella Mitchell
Lilyanna Garzone-Baker
Joseph Cortini
Ernie Cross
Alexis Myers
Olivia Blakeman
Kayla Besaw
Nathan Raymond
Jayden Conley
Ethan Weaver
Alex Crisafulli
Mathew Besaw
Ciesla
Pulaski students raise funds for heart association
Lura M Sharp Elementary students joined Jump Rope for Heart to support the American Heart Association. Coordinated by Richard Murphy and Krista Fischer, they have raised over $9,500 toward a $10,000 goal, aiming to place among central New York’s top fundraising schools.
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New York State
Lura M Sharp Elementary
American Heart Association
Richard Murphy
Krista Fischer
Central
New York
Get Your Bucks In A Row Becoming A Better Money Manager
This guide urges tracking all spending for one to two months to reveal cash flow. It explains positive cash flow, debt reduction, and cutting expenses, then building a budget with savings and investment goals led by retirement. Robert Rolfe of Harmony Financial Services is cited as a financial planner.
Longley speaks on MS to CiTi nursing students at CCCE
Longley, Chief Meteorologist, addressed CCCE Health Occupations students at CiTi about living with multiple sclerosis. He shared progression, tremors, and slurred speech while discussing treatments and patient care. LPN president Penny Loomis praised his honesty and the class raised over 1500 dollars for Multiple Sclerosis Resources of Central New York.
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Dave Longley
Center For Career and Community Education
CCCE
Center For Instruction, Technology and Innovation
CiTi
Penny Loomis
Longley
Loomis
Ccce Lpn
Central New York Inc
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