Patrick Lynch
Contributor
For some of Canandaigua, Friday, May 22 marked a day just like any
other, but for a number of people-including the vast majority of
the student body- this day marked a day unlike any other they will
experience all year. This day was the day of the Special Olympics
(read more).
Jesse Tredo
Contributor
Starting after the 2008-2009 school year,
sixth grade students will no longer have the option to choose German
as their foreign language. The decision, recently made by the School
Board, is based on the declining popularity of the Academies German
program, as more and more students opt for taking either French
or Spanish (read
more).
“The coolest thing was pushing off the wall at the same time
as him… accelerating through the water while also being inches
away, close enough to stick a finger out and touch him underwater,” said
sophomore swimmer Paula Bentley (read more).
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Skylar Dallmeyer-Drennen
News Editor
Saturday, February 7th,
the Future Business Leaders of America held a Valentines Day dance
for grades nine through twelve. As with most dances, the goal was
to raise money for the host club (read
more).
Patrick Lynch
Contributor
January 1, 2009 marked the beginning of the first ever Canandaigua
Academy First Robotics Team, a team that got the gears going the minute
it sprang into its technological existence (read
more).
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