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GRB Honors Fulton Students with Academic Awards Ceremony
Fulton’s G. Ray Bodley High School held its 41st Annual Academic Awards Evening on Monday, June 5, honoring the academic achievements of more than 190 students in grades 9 through 12 throughout the 2022-2023 school year.
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Fulton Senior Wins Oz-Stravaganza! Writing Contest with “The Poppies”
The “poppy scene” is already a famous moment in the beloved “Wizard of Oz,” but for Fulton senior Danielle Mackey it was a winning source of inspiration. Mackey recently earned first place and the Judge’s Choice Award in the Oz-Stravaganza! Royal Historian of Oz Writing Contest for her short story “The Poppies.”
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GRB’s Early College High School Program Powers Up Futures in Esports
Nearly two dozen students from Fulton’s G. Ray Bodley High School recently traveled to ELITE Gaming Arena in Syracuse to discuss the possibility of a career in esports. The presentation was one of many offered to students as part of the school’s Early College High School IT Program, which allows participants to earn college credits before graduation.
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Volney Elementary Earth Day Celebrations Get Wild with Exciting Experiences
While most honor Earth Day in April, Fulton’s Volney Elementary School has a long history of an exciting annual celebration each May. This year, they honored the 29-year tradition with a day full of presentations, hands-on experiences, and outdoor activities.
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Fulton Students Look to Futures at Junior High Career Fair
Fulton students in grades six through eight recently gathered in the Junior High gymnasium for the school’s first Career and College Fair.
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Thank you, Voters! FCSD Budgets, Propositions Pass
A sincere thank-you to the Fulton community for their approval of the 2023-2024 FCSD Budget, the passing of all propositions and the election of Board of Education members. We appreciate your support! Click here to see the uncertified results.
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GRB Announces Third Quarter Honor Roll Students
Fulton’s G. Ray Bodley High School recently announced its list of students who achieved honor roll, high honor roll, and high honor roll with distinction status after completion of the third marking period. Nearly 400 students were recognized this academic quarter.
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Fulton GRB Students Hone Theater Skills at SUNY Oswego
Students from Quirk’s Players, the accomplished theater troupe of Fulton’s G. Ray Bodley High School, recently attended Dramafest, a day-long festival of performances, creative workshops, and friendly competitions hosted at SUNY Oswego.
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Fulton JHS Announces Honor Roll for Third Quarter
Fulton’s Junior High School recently announced its list of students who achieved honor roll and high honor roll after completion of the third marking period.
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Fulton Elementary Students Test Literary Knowledge in Battle of the Books
Fulton students in grades three through six recently contended in the annual Battle of the Books, testing their knowledge on a series of novels in a competition that involved all four of the districts’ elementary schools.
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CiTi Model Schools recognizes innovative new science tool at GRB
A computerized topographical mapping table is giving students at Fulton’s G. Ray Bodley High School an interactive and innovative look at everything from landforms and topography to climate change and erosion. The CiTi BOCES Instructional Technology Support (ITS) Model Schools has recognized the new tool as its program spotlight for the month.
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Fulton students, staff members discuss vaping dangers with lawmakers
Fulton Jr. High School recently hosted local, state and national leaders to talk about the newest e-cigarette, Elf Bar, which is targeting kids and teens through its social media advertising campaign.
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GRB Shows Students New Opportunities in School’s Biggest Career Day
Fulton’s G. Ray Bodley High School recently hosted a school-wide Career Day which welcomed nearly 90 presenters from a wide range of fields and organizations. Students were given the opportunity to explore a spectrum of career paths through unique and engaging presentations.
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Lanigan Elementary Raises Money for Local Cancer Foundation
Students at Fulton’s Lanigan Elementary school recently raised an impressive $883 for the Griffin’s Guardians foundation through the organization’s Change for Hope program.
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GRB Gives Back with Red Cross Blood Drive
G. Ray Bodley’s Student Senate sponsored a recent blood drive through the American Red Cross. On Thursday, March 9, 32 students from throughout the high school participated, allowing the donation of 28 units of blood.
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GRB’s “The Full Effect” Jazz Ensemble Earns Big Awards at Festival
Students from G. Ray Bodley High School’s “The Full Effect” Jazz Ensemble recently traveled to the New Hartford Jazz Festival to earn a gold rating and numerous awards for their performances.
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High School Performers Bring Joy to Local Seniors with Scenes from Shrek
Students from G. Ray Bodley’s drama group Quirk’s Players visited residents of Springside at Seneca Hill and Bishop’s Commons at St. Luke, performing scenes from their upcoming production of Shrek The Musical.
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Pre-Sale Tickets for SHREK THE MUSICAL now available online!
Get out of our swamp! …but into GRB next week for the premiere of Quirk’s Players’ rendition of Shrek: The Musical!
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Volney Fifth Graders Explore Community History with Local Historian
Over the winter break, fifth grade students at Volney Elementary School in Fulton were assigned a unique homework assignment: To explore the local history of their families and communities.
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FCSD Begins Community Leadership Collaborative with Local Leaders
Fulton City School District has taken a proactive next step to address numerous concerns by rallying together district and community leaders in a new Community Leadership Collaborative.
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