Third grade artists designed colorful collages in primary and secondary colors, adding their choice of “line directions” – horizontal, vertical, or diagonal lines. Some even took the lesson challenge to add “types of lines” such as: wavy, zip zag, bumpy, curly, or spiral. Self-taught 3D graphic designer and painter, Nikola Čuljić was an inspiration for this …
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MCS National Honor Society and National Junior Honor Society are selling BBQ dinners to raise money for scholarships. It’s a pre-order only sale, orders have to be in by 3PM on May 13, and this is what you can purchase: Chicken Dinner – $13.00 Rib Dinner – $15.00 Pulled Pork Dinner ( Mac and Cheese, …
Middleburgh Central Schools will be offering Driver’s Education again this year. The class instruction will take place in the Jr. / Sr. High School. The session will be on Monday – Friday from July 6 to 29. There is a $50 non-refundable fee for currently enrolled MCS students. Checks can be made payable to Middleburgh …
For the second consecutive year, Middleburgh Jr./Sr. High clings to their position as 12th best regional high school from U.S. News & World Report. “Middleburgh Jr. / Sr. High School has again made a very impressive regional showing,” said Superintendent Brian Dunn. “In the areas of College Readiness, Math/Reading Proficiency and Performance, Underserved Student Performance, …
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On Tuesday, May 17, Middleburgh Central School District residents will be asked to consider a $23,811,377 budget for the 2022-23 school year. The Board of Education approved the proposed budget on April 13. The 23.8 million dollar proposal increases spending by 3.88 percent, or $889,137 from the current year, and includes a tax levy increase …
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Dear Middleburgh Community, In-person forums to identify key superintendent attributes will start on April 26. This is an opportunity for staff, students, teachers, and local residents to share feedback about what the community and school is looking for in the next superintendent who will be leading the district in the 2022-23 school year. The forum …
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Fifth Highest Average, Aidan Martin: Band, Choir, Jazz Band, MOTK, Drama Club, Interact Club, Track, and Cross Country MHS highlight: I hope it hasn’t happened yet. What you want people to know about you: Nothing really. Right now, everyone I know is acquainted with me on the level I’d prefer. Career goals? Something in the realm of …
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Middleburgh Elementary School students had a special visitor yesterday, author and Emmy Award-winning television journalist, John Gray. Mr. Gray helped share the message of kindness and compassion by reading one of his three published children’s books, Sweet Polly Petals to the students. Sweet Polly Petals is a story about virtue, gratitude, and helping those less …
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Students and adults in our community can sign up for an AAA driver improvement course to refresh driving techniques and save money on car insurance. Dates (you must attend both): Wednesday, May 25 and Thursday, May 26 Time: 3:30 p.m. – 6:30 p.m. Location: Middleburgh Jr. / Sr. High School Cost: $15 for students (MCS …
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Middleburgh CSD seeks community input via online survey, and community forums to inform upcoming search for its new superintendent. The brief, anonymous survey seeks input about what characteristics and skills are desired of the next superintendent. The survey is for all members of the greater school community, including students, parents, staff and residents. The superintendent …
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