Parents, students, and community members, A military funeral will be taking place across the street from the Jr./Sr. High School at 12:30 p.m. TODAY (Wednesday, November 6). This funeral will include a rifle volley salute, according to the funeral home. This is part of the funeral. There is no emergency situation occurring at district buildings. …
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Middleburgh students continue to take learning outside the classroom, participating in the annual Hudson River Snapshot Day. MCS was the only school in Schoharie County to participate in the event. Students got to work with a NYS DEC employee who came out to help students electroshock fish. Over 5,000 students statewide participated to help the …
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Elementary School students got the chance to learn about fire safety from the pros! Firefighters from Middleburgh Fire Department, Schoharie Fire Department, Town of Broome Fire Department, and Huntersland Fire Department took time out of their day to teach students about the importance of fire safety, and what to do in case there is a …
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Jr./Sr. High School senior Lily Rossmann will be representing Middleburgh at the first-ever Section II Girls Golf Tournament on Friday, October 11 at the Fairways of Halfmoon Golf Course. “I feel very honored to be representing my school in the first ever golf sectionals,” said Rossmann. ” I’m also very excited to play with the …
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Middleburgh Superintendent Brian Dunn participated in a Congressional Field Hearing on rural broadband access hosted by Rep. Antonio Delgado at Columbia Greene Community College. Superintendent Dunn spoke on the importance of broadband access to students, their families, and their educational careers, saying that students without access to broadband can be put at a disadvantage, not …
We love seeing our students helping each other succeed! The Pre-K 4 program has partnered with Mr. Primeau’s 3rd grade homeroom to come in and read to the morning and afternoon Pre-K classes. The 3rd grade students get to work on fluency, expression, and the joy of reading while the Pre-K classes learn to love …
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Middleburgh Central Schools will be hosting a Red Cross Blood Drive on Thursday, October 31st in the Jr./Sr. High School Library! From 12:00 – 3:00 p.m., the drive will be open for faculty and students. From 3:00 – 6:00 p.m., the drive will be open to everyone. To sign up for the blood drive, head …
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Members of the Middleburgh Boys Soccer Team worked at the Miracle League in East Greenbush this past weekend, helping athletes with special needs enjoy a game of soccer. Located in East Greenbush, New York, the Capital Region Miracle League offers athletic and social opportunities at no cost to special needs children, adults and their families. …
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Middleburgh Jr./Sr. High School students got the opportunity to speak with one of their local representatives during the school day when Assemblyman Chris Tague (102nd NYS Assembly District) visited the school to tour the building and answer student questions. The Assemblyman toured the agriculture and technology programs in the Jr./Sr. High School and met with …
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Middleburgh Jr./Sr. High School senior Isabel Skowfoe has been named the 2019 C.A.S.T. Student of the Year by Proctors. The Cultivating Arts & Students Together (C.A.S.T.) programs at Proctors, theREP, and UPH pairs youth (grade 9 and up) with volunteers. C.A.S.T. members participate in a training session and volunteer during several performances during the Proctors/theREP/UPH …
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