Each year, one student is chosen to represent MCS at the Hugh O’Brian Youth Leadership Seminar (HOBY), a nationally recognized program designed to empower young leaders. This year, Cecilia S. attended the seminar at the University at Albany June 5-7. Cecilia admits she was a little reluctant to go at first. School counselor Paul Pierce …
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MCS is proud to recognize the outstanding achievements of our graduating seniors who have earned scholarships and awards for their academic excellence, leadership, and community service. These acknowledgments reflect the students’ hard work, perseverance, and caring. A comprehensive list of grade 7-12 awards is available here. Additional details of scholarship awards and recipients will be …
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More than 700 high school seniors, from more than two dozen school districts, including Middleburgh, graduated from the Capital Region BOCES Career and Technical Education (CTE) Center on June 11, 2026. During ceremonies for the Albany and Schoharie CTE campuses, the aspiring chefs, diesel mechanics, heavy equipment operators, nurses and more were honored for their …
Generations of Middleburgh school children just connected, although most have never met. Thursday, June 18, members of the Class of 2038 were on hand as the district opened the seal on a time capsule prepared by elementary school children in 2001. They were surprised to find the time capsule also linked back to 1976. The …
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Dear Middleburgh Families, Thank you to the families and community members who attended the Board of Education meeting on Wednesday and shared input regarding student progression. The Board values the perspectives that were shared and appreciates the time, care, and advocacy brought forward on behalf of our students. Most importantly, please know that you were …
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