Middleburgh voters approved the 2019-20 school budget May 21 by a margin of 286 to 120, or 70% of the vote. The bus proposition passed by a margin of 271 to 136, and received 67% of the vote. Debra Bechtold and Vicki Hoerz were both re-elected to three year terms on the Board of Education. …
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Ms. Williams and Mrs. Monczewski collaborated to bring 5th grade students at Middleburgh Elementary the opportunity to Skype with author Kim Ventrella in the library on Tuesday, May 14th. Ms. Ventrella talked about her story inspirations, interesting jobs she has had, places she has been and why she loves being an author. She even introduced …
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Last week, 14 students from 5th and 6th Grade Band participated in the NYSSMA Solo Festival. All of the students scored in the top two categories: Outstanding and Excellent! Students performed a self-chosen solo from the NYSSMA manual, scales or rudiments, and sight reading. They are evaluated by a NYSSMA certified adjudicator on the areas …
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Five students from the Middleburgh Future Farmers of America (FFA) Club traveled to Syracuse this month to compete in the 94th New York State Convention. Their work showcased the hard work and dedication they have put in over the year. Vivian Hanley, Andrew Miaski, Andie Burton, Garrett DuPont, and Brandon Diamond were the students who …
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The Cobleskill Art Gallery hosted its first High School Art Exhibition last month. On display were works of art by students from all Schoharie County high schools. Included in the exhibition were works from three Middleburgh art students: Rebecca Buskey, Keirsten Mickle, and Ellise Hunt. Parents, friends and the show’s jurors attended the Meet the …
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New this summer, Middleburgh Central School District will be offering a four week summer enrichment program open to all current Kindergarten through Sixth Grade students. Please see below for details on the program and information on how to register your child. Please note that transportation will be provided daily to drop off points. Who: All …
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For the second consecutive year, a Capital Region BOCES culinary team is among the best in the nation. Students Alexia Torres and Katelyn Manchester from Cobleskill-Richmondville and Logan Stephens from Middleburgh tested their cooking skills against the best youth chefs in the country at the National ProStart Invitational May 8-10 in Washington, DC and walked …
A new program could be excused for starting a little slow. But Ms. Sayvanna Sfabian and the new Middleburgh Agriculture Education program have hit the ground running. The Agriculture program has started strong, with Ms. Sfabian teaching six different classes: two 7th grade General Agriculture classes, a Veterinary Science class, a Fisheries and Wildlife class, …
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Last week, sixth graders at Middleburgh Elementary School heard from two speakers in exciting careers. On Thursday, May 2, Serandon Spiers, MCS class of 2010, spoke about her experiences as a teacher of English in China for the last 13 months. She works with a variety of preschool and school age children and has had …
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Middleburgh sent four Envirothon teams to the Capital Region Envirothon competition this week, and once again, a Middleburgh team will be heading to the state competition! The “Extra-Trendy, Eco-Friendly” team placed first in the region and will represent Schoharie County at the state competition in Geneva at the end of May. The Capital Region Envirothon …
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