The MCS 2023-23 school year has concluded with the Class of 2023 Commencement on June 23 at 7 p.m. 43 seniors received diplomas, many of them advanced Regents diplomas. Several members of the Class of 2023 have also recently graduated from Career and Technical training through Capital Region BOCES. Many Class of 2023 students will …
Middleburgh Central School District celebrated 2022-23 junior and varsity athletes, teams, and coaches on June 8 during Sports Awards Night at the auditorium. Co-Athletic Director Gregg Johns says it was a very successful year for student-scholars. “We had 149 varsity athletes for all sports,” Johns said. “120 were WAC Academic All-Stars with an 85+ GPA …
The MCS 2023-23 school year will conclude with the Class of 2023 Commencement ceremony on June 23 at 7 p.m. 43 seniors will receive diplomas, many of them advanced Regents diplomas. This year’s Top 5 students are: Valedictorian: Sienna Kelley Salutatorian: Megan Bramer Honor Graduate: Riley Cronin 4th Highest Average: Caroline Adams 5th Highest Average: …
The multi-talented MCS Drama Club has produced the short film “Beyond Middleburgh,” which premiered on June 9 at the Festival of Art and Technology. The film is now available for all to see. “Beyond Middleburgh,” which was written by Persephonie Carhart, Tadhg Martin, Aster McGiver, Casey Morgan, Quin Smith and Olivia Skowfoe, tells the story …
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To reduce the distraction in the classroom, MCS is adopting new policies for the 2023-24 year regarding the use of cell phones: Cell phone use will not be permitted during school hours. This includes study halls and in the hallways. Students should secure cell phones in their backpacks, lockers or store phones in the main …
Dear Students, Parents, Guardians and Community Members, The modern cell phone is, without a doubt, the greatest single distraction plaguing public education today. Even when students do not utilize their cell phones, they are subject to constant interruptions from other students and family members. Teachers repeatedly have to stop instruction to reprimand students for cell …
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Middleburgh CSD’s Festival of the Arts and Technology allowed students to show off their achievements at the Jr/Sr High School. The June 9 event was a collaboration between the music, art, technology, drama, and agriculture departments. Attendees viewed artwork in the school’s front hallway on the way to visiting activities and exhibits throughout the building. …
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Board of education and administration members observed some major milestones among faculty members on June 7. Four teachers and one administrator were granted tenure and eight retirements were announced. The BOE granted tenure to: Brooke Ingram in the area of Remedial Reading, effective Sept.1, 2023 Amy Irwin in the area of Administration, effective July 14, …
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Three Middleburgh students were inducted into the National Technical Honor Society at a ceremony on May 31 at Sand Creek Middle School. To be honored, students had to meet several criteria, including earning a grade point average of 92 or greater at their BOCES Career & Technical Education (BOCES CTE) program and an overall grade …
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The Youth as Leaders (YAL) club is celebrating another successful year. Students in grades 10-12 have been learning to navigate real problems, building relationships with other students in the county and planning community service projects. Along with other students from other Schoharie County schools, fifteen MHS students met at the Schoharie County Youth Bureau once …
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