Capital Region BOCES students, including MCS senior Ashley Moorhead, are gaining workplace experience working on the Schoharie Central School District’s capital project. Students in the Heavy Equipment Operation, Maintenance & Repair program are spending several days each week operating equipment while assisting with the $25.9 million project. The project makes significant renovations to the elementary …
The Game Room at MCS Jr./Sr. High is drawing a crowd again this year, fulfilling its mission to provide an option for students to have fun and socialize. What started as a space for an after-school club has evolved into a lunchtime hot spot too. Game Club co-advisor Paul Pierce says the investment in gaming …
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Matthew Quinn has been accepted to the Zone 8 Area All-State Band. The sophomore, who is a member of the High School Band and Jazz Band, was selected based on his band teacher Sarah Tomic’s recommendation and his outstanding NYSSMA score on a level 6 solo. Matthew also studies privately with Katherine Hudson-Sabens. Tomic says …
On Wednesday, Oct. 25, a group of Global History II sophomores traveled to Manhattan to explore the American Museum of Natural History, Hayden Planetarium, and Central Park. “I learned a lot about the possibilities that lie beyond Earth,” shared one student. A takeaway for another student involved the complexities of prehistoric life, commenting on …
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MCS Drama Club is set to present A Knight at the Theater at the MCS Auditorium, featuring two one-act plays, “An Experiment” by Brent Holland and “Dad-Joke Intervention” by Wade Bradford, with rights through Eldridge Plays and Musicals. The event will also incorporate skits from The Carol Burnett Show with rights through Pioneer Drama, Inc. …
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Having grown up on a farm, Ashley Moorhead knows a thing or two about heavy equipment. During the last year, the Middleburgh teenager has taken that knowledge and turned it into a professional skill set at Capital Region BOCES. “I have learned so much at BOCES. I love it here,” she said during a recent …
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MCS would like to inform you of two programs offered by our community partners, the Joshua Project, aimed at providing support during the holiday season The Thanksgiving Basket program, designed to assist those in need, is now open for registrations. Simultaneously, the Schoharie County Christmas for Kids initiative is preparing to make this holiday season …
The Class of 2026 is making preparations to host a Sadie Hawkins dance. The event is open to students in grades 7 through 12 and will be held in the MCS High School gym from 7 to 10 p.m. on Friday, Oct. 27. Tickets for the dance will be available at the door for $7 …
Dear Parents and Guardians, We are excited to introduce a new and efficient way of keeping you informed about your child’s attendance at school. MCS has activated the School Attendance feature in ParentSquare. We believe this change will benefit you and your children. Daily Attendance Notifications Through ParentSquare, you will receive a prompt notification informing …
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Middleburgh’s Class of 2024 announces its upcoming “Fall Fury,” a reverse coed 4s volleyball tournament, on Sat., Nov. 4, at 8 a.m. in the Middleburgh High School Gym. Open to all, the tournament requires at least one man and one woman on each team. Participants can choose between two levels of play, recreational and competitive. …
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