The boys varsity soccer team had a 9-0 victory over Heatly in today’s Middleburgh Kickoff Tournament. It’s been since the fall of 2019 that MCS has had a game in a traditional, regular season due to the pandemic. Athletic Director and Soccer Coach Gregg Johns reflected on this before today’s tournament. “It’s been two years …
MCS girls varsity soccer team won 5-0 against Heatly to start the Middleburgh Kickoff Tournament today. Laney Heaney started the team off with a quick goal. Every team member had positive energy, and worked hard from start to finish. MCS finished with two goals for Laney Heaney, two goals for Cierra DuPont, one goal for …
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MCS will be providing free breakfast and lunch throughout the school year. Although meals will be offered to all of our students, we encourage families of all income levels to complete an application because you could be eligible for additional program benefits. The assistance can range from fee waivers for field trips, to waived or …
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“We are so excited for Mr. Kellish to join our school. He comes to us from Vanderheyden and has experience working with students of all backgrounds and needs. He will make a great addition to our special education department,” said Jr/Sr High School Principal Matthew Sloane. Matthew Kellish graduated from SUNY Brockport and has been …
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A message from Principal Amy Irwin We are excited for the return of our students next week! In an effort to make sure parents and guardians of elementary school students are as informed as possible, I will be available via Zoom for Virtual Office Hours on Friday, September 3 from 10:00 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. …
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Our new custodian, Todd Bell has more than 16 years of experience and a motto that portrays an optimistic man of action, “if plan A doesn’t work, the alphabet has 25 more letters.” “We are excited about Todd’s skill set in making necessary repairs throughout the district,” said MCS business manager Terry Gillooley. “I have …
The link to pay your school taxes opens today, click here. **Note: there is a fee for this service payable to the credit card company. The school does not profit from those fees. Other options to pay your school taxes Pay in person: at the National Bank of Coxsackie, 4507 State Route 30, Middleburgh, NY …
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“Diana’s early childhood experience makes her the perfect fit for teaching kindergarten,” said Elementary School Principal Amy Irwin. “She has already shown us she is a team player and we couldn’t be happier to have her in Middleburgh!” Mrs. Byerwalters’ motto is simple, “work hard and be nice to people.” She comes to MCS as …
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Amanda Guettler received her Masters Degree in Applied Behavior Analysis in Autism from Russell Sage College. Before joining MCS, she spent three years at CloverPatch Preschool as a Behavior Specialist, and for four years prior to that she worked as a Teaching Assistant and Behavior Specialist at Wildwood Programs. Ms. Guettler’s motto is, “tomorrow is …
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“I’m so excited to welcome Ms. Stacey Alexander as part of the team here at Middleburgh,” said Pupil Personnel Services Director Jennifer Bellen. “I had the honor of working alongside her years ago during our time at Schoharie. She’s a talented and experienced school psychologist who has a passion for supporting students to achieve their …
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