SkillsUSA is a national organization for career and technical education students that promotes personal and professional growth and offers opportunities to compete at the local, regional, state, and national levels. CJ, a senior at MCS is interested in a career in criminal justice. She attends Capital Region BOCES Schoharie campus in the mornings to pursue …
Dear MCS families, We have a lot coming up this month before the holiday break that I want to connect with you on: winter concerts and sporting events, new athletic spectator guidelines for winter sports, a COVID-19 vaccination clinic for ages 5 and up, a survey you were emailed and should have filled out to …
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“Our annual display of holiday wreaths symbolize our great joy and gratitude for our students, our families and our community,” said Superintendent Brian Dunn. The beautiful wreaths hanging above the entrance of the Elementary School and the Jr. / Sr. High School were once again made locally by Bill Hanson and Heather Gasner. We are …
MCS and the Schoharie County Health Department are offering another vaccination clinic for people ages five and older. The clinic is Tuesday, December 7 from 4:00 p.m. – 6:30 p.m. at the elementary school. Please bring your identification and vaccination card with you. Walk-ins for all vaccines will be accepted after 4:30 as long as …
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Dear MCS Families, Before the Thanksgiving break, we sent a survey about how our students access the internet while at home. Having a greater understanding of the devices and internet service used to complete learning activities away from school will greatly help educators better serve students and families. In order to accomplish this, we are …
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After sixth graders learned about “Dia de los Muertos,” they participated in classroom festivities and connected art with culture as they created their own masterpieces. Dia de los Muertos, aka Day of the Dead, is a Mexican tradition that is celebrated around the world on the first two days of November. The intent of the …
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This month a group of FFA members went to the Equine Affaire in Springfield, Massachusetts. Sophomore Lyrique Busch shared the following information about the trip. We got up very early, met up at the school, and were on the road by 6:30am! When we entered the Equine Affaire everyone was very excited to see the …
The American Academy of Pediatrics recommends SARS-COVID vaccinations for children ages five to 18 as the best way to protect against COVID-19. Our Bassett School-Based Health Center (SBHC) has the means to administer Pfizer vaccines to students as young as five years old. Consent forms and information packets were sent home with students and are …
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Dear MCS Families, Middleburgh Central School district’s Facebook and Twitter accounts were created for all to follow and participate in discussions about news and information, as well as issues that affect the people, school, and organizations MCS serves. The district’s Instagram page was created last year to share photos, videos and accomplishments with our community …
Mr. Spencer, a native of the Middleburgh community, served our country for 38 years of active duty, and then another four before officially retiring. As a boy, he dreamed of becoming a soldier. As a man, he made that dream come true. Mrs. Colistra’s advisory group had the pleasure of spending some time speaking with …
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