Annunciation School in Elma is currently accepting applications for its Pre-K3 and Pre-K4 programs for the 2013-14 school year. Following the New York State core standards for preschools, the primary goal in Annunciation Pre-K is to have your child’s first experience in school be a positive, fun and successful one! 

The Center for Health Science at Annunciation School in Elma, a unique hands-on learning experience for seventh- and eighth-grade students, continues to thrive in its second year.

Sponsored by Unyts, Southtowns Radiology, Independent Health and Bishop Timon St. Jude High School, the program features a wide variety of field trips and guest speakers. In October, students visited Mercy Hospital in South Buffalo for a presentation on cardiovascular disease and a tour of the Emergency Department. In November, participants spent time at P2 Collaborative of WNY for a presentation on Type 2 Diabetes. And just recently, students visited a local Wegmans store where they toured the organic and specialty foods departments as part of a nutrition section of study.  

Five students from Annunciation School in Elma took part in the recent March for Life event in Washington, D.C. The pro-life event attracts an estimated 500,000 people annually to our nation’s capital.

In addition to participating in the march, the eighth-grade students also attended a youth rally and visited several monuments. They were accompanied on the trip by Annunciation religion teacher MaryKay Schaub.

Taking part in the event were Annunciation students Alexandra Bielli, Victoria Jankowski, Molly Patterson, Rebecca Rusnak and Maria Tibold.