If you are a parent or caregiver who needs child care, please complete this parent need for child care survey. Based on the information you provide about your job, employer, number of children, and financial need, the New York State Office of Children and Family Services (OCFS) may be able to help you find the child …
Dear Middleburgh Central School students and families, We want you to know we are still here for you and your families in this stressful and challenging time. We think about your students and your families daily and we miss them already. Although we will not be able to complete visits from the school- based health …
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The Capital District YMCA has extended care to cover “essential” workers. In addition to licensed health professionals such as physicians, nurse practitioners, physician assistants, registered nurses and LPNs, For the complete “essential worker” list: https://esd.ny.gov/guidance-executive-order-2026 The Y has also partnered with several other organizations, such as the Victory Church, and is providing food for children …
Dear Middleburgh school community: There’s a quote by author Dr. Steve Maraboli which reminds us of the situation the Middleburgh school community — and everyone worldwide — is dealing with now as this fluid COVID-19 situation changes daily, if not faster. Dr. Maraboli wrote: “Life doesn’t get easier or more forgiving; we get stronger and …
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The Capital District YMCA is responding to the critical need for childcare services for emergency personnel. Effective Monday, March 23 beginning at 7a.m., the Capital District YMCA will provide childcare for emergency personnel who do not have the option to work from home, as defined by The New York State Education Department. Emergency health care …
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During this extended school closure, Middleburgh Central School will begin to provide free “Grab and Go” breakfast and lunch meal service for students (18 and under) effective Tuesday, March 17. Here’s the details: Hours of operation: 7:45 to 9 a.m. Monday through Friday Pick-up locations (Choose the closest location to your home): A1 Crewell Feed …
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Dear Middleburgh school community: This is an update on the rapidly evolving situation regarding COVID-19/Coronavirus. We continue to monitor all guidance from local, state and federal agencies. At this time, there are no confirmed cases of coronavirus in the school district. Gov. Cuomo has ordered all New York State schools closed through March 31, with …
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The Middleburgh School District has been recently named a recipient of a $418,333 Smart Schools Grant, which will be used for school connectivity and high-tech security needs. The approved grant allocates $350,755 for school connectivity and $67,578 for high-tech security. The grant now gives the district the funding to create additional district-wide access points for …
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Congratulations to senior Makenzie Terrell on being named a finalist for the Capital District Sportswoman of the Year! She was nominated for this recognition based on academic achievement, service, and athletic performance. See more at www.cdswoy.com!
The Middleburgh School District places the health and safety of its students, faculty and staff as its highest priority. In our ongoing commitment to keep the Middleburgh school community informed, below is a letter sent to students and parents today, March 11, regarding the planned high school trip to Spain and Portugal. Thank you for …
