The season may be over, but that isn’t stopping Middleburgh basketball from bringing home awards. Kelsey Terrell was named a Section II Girls Basketball Scholar-Athlete and a First Team WAC All-Star. Bre Palmatier was also named a First Team WAC All-Star, along with being named an Exceptional Senior. Camryn Leggett was named a Second Team …
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Food service cook and manager Terry Bevins has been honored as the Golden Knight Award Winner for the month of February. Terry has been with the district nearly 27 years! She was hired on March 18th, 1991, and has been an asset to the district ever since. In her nomination form, Terry’s colleagues talk about …
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On February 6th, the Middleburgh Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA) club went to the Hilton Garden Inn in Clifton Park to take part in the Spring District Meeting and Competition. Four students won awards at the competition. Students who attended the meeting and competition (pictured above) were (back row) Olivia Smith, Charlie Maxwell, Camryn …
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Middleburgh Girls Bowling turned in a dominating performance at Middleburgh Lanes, winning the Section II Class C Championship with a 495 pin lead. It’s the first sectional championship for Middleburgh in bowling in more than two decades. Carolyne Shultes led the team with a Class C High Series of 601. Jaidyn Rose took the Class …
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The Middleburgh Central Schools Girls and Boys Varsity Bowling teams won the league again. The Girls team was undefeated at 68 and 0. The Boys team was 70 and 6. Carolyne Shultes led the Girls with a League High Average and was named League MVP. Jaidyn Rose and Cameryn Shultes were named 1st Team All …
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One of the greatest outdoor features of New York State is the Adirondack Mountains. And one of most difficult accomplishments for anyone who loves those mountains is to become an Adirondack 46er, or someone who has climbed all 46 high peaks in the Adirondack Mountains. Here at Middleburgh Central Schools, we have three employees who …
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This past weekend, MCS hosted the 2nd Annual Middleburgh Cheerleading Invitational. Nine teams competed in four divisions. MCS Cheerleading defeated the other five teams in their division, and also was also the top scoring team, earning the title of Grand Champion! Congratulations to our cheerleaders!
Every child has someone who, growing up, inspired them and mentored them. For some, it was a parent. For others, a teacher. And some are mentored on the field or court by a coach. For his years of dedication in the classroom and on the court, we are proud to honor former Boys Varsity Basketball …
The Middleburgh Central Schools Board of Education is pleased to announce the appointment of Brian P. Dunn as Superintendent of Schools. Mr. Dunn was confirmed by unanimous vote at the Board of Education meeting January 24th. He will begin his duties in the district on March 1st, 2018. Mr. Dunn has served with the Troy …
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Middleburgh Jr./Sr. High School Special Education teacher Melinda Narzymski has been named a National Board Certified Teacher. She joins more than 1,700 other teachers across New York State who are also NBCTs. Nationwide, NBCTs represent only a small portion of the teaching workforce. Nation Board Certification was designed to develop, retain, and recognize accomplished teachers …
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