Today, Middleburgh high school students were interviewed by a WNYT Channel 13 reporter for a story that will air next week. MHS basketball players and other athletes became motivated to join the bowling team so their friend could have a season. There weren’t enough bowlers to fill a boys team, and it’s the senior bowling …
Our new 5th and 6th grade science teacher, Mr. Aaron Pamel is excited to become part of the Middleburgh Central School District family. Ahead of his February 1 start date, Mr. Pamel wanted to share this message with his students. ”During the interview process, we were drawn to Mr. Pamel’s enthusiasm and creative ideas about …
When elementary students resume in-person learning on February 1, the Advantage After School Program will be back in action. The free activity for K-6 students is from 2:45 to 6:00, Monday-Friday and there is still space to join. Strict COVID-19 precautions will be maintained. Parents and guardians can register using this printer-friendly form. Remote students …
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On Tuesday, February 3, in collaboration with the Partnerships in Education and Resilience (PEAR), Middleburgh Central Schools will be administering PEAR’s Holistic Student Assessment to students in grades 4 through 11. There is increasing evidence that helping students feel good about themselves, their school, and their relationships improves their learning. Right now, students are struggling. …
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Art Club students in 3rd-6th grades received their take-home art kits last week. The first project was to make a paper spinner. Students used math, ELA, and art skills to create their paper masterpieces! There are 38 students participating in MCS Art Club. Twice a month, in-school and remote students are given all the materials …
Dear MCS families, Middleburgh Central School District was notified today, January 19 about a single positive case of COVID-19 at the elementary school. This has resulted in our decision to temporarily suspend in-person learning for students at the elementary school from Wednesday, January 20 through Friday, January 29. While it is always our first priority …
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Greetings, “The arc of the moral universe is long, but it bends toward justice.” — from Dr. King’s speech at the Washington National Cathedral on March 31, 1968. I write to you all to share my thoughts as today is no ordinary holiday. Considered in relation to the many tumultuous events of the past year, …
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Dear MCS families, Today, Monday, January 18, the district learned a staff member at the Jr. Sr. High School has tested positive for COVID-19. In direct consultation with the Schoharie Department of Health, it has been determined that three staff members and six students will be quarantined until Saturday, January 23. Please note that for …
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Due to the New York State Education Department cancelling Regents testing, we have a change to our school calendar. January 29 is now a full instructional day for all students at both schools. Previously, January 26-29 were set aside for Regents exams for grades 7-12, and on January 29, PK-6 had an early release day. …
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