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The integration of artificial intelligence (AI) into our daily lives is becoming more commonplace. From self-driving cars to virtual assistants, AI technology is reshaping industries across the globe. The field of education is no exception, with many people considering the pros and cons of the technology. News Channel 13 recently reached out to MCS Jr./Sr. …

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Technology is essential for learning, both as an extension of the classroom and as a conduit to school when remote learning is necessary. Reliable home internet access is critical to our students’ ability to participate in our educational system.  For some households, the cost of securing internet access can be a barrier to learning. Assistance …

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There are several ways to submit property tax payments. School taxes can be paid online without penalty Sept. 1-30. This link will become active on September 1.  **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 …

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A message from Transportation Supervisor William Himme: Dear Parents and Guardians, I am writing to provide an exciting announcement about an initiative that Middleburgh School District has been pursuing for several months and is preparing to roll out on a trial basis.  BusRight – a transportation technology startup – has developed an app that will …

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  On July 11, 2023, voters residing within Capital Region BOCES component districts, including Middleburgh, will vote on the construction of a storage building at the Career & Technical Education Center – Schoharie Campus.  BOCES proposes erecting a five-bay, 4,500-square-foot garage to store equipment and materials. Once the equipment from inside the building is moved to the …

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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 …

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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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On Tuesday, May 16, Middleburgh Central School District residents approved a $24,312,490 budget for the 2023-24 school year by a margin of 60.2% in favor to 39.8% opposed. The tally includes absentee ballots. The budget increases spending by 2.10%, or $501,113 from the current year, and includes a tax levy increase of $151,563 or 1.50%. …

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Middleburgh Central School District pre-calculus students commemorated a new date on the calendar. After looking for a way to celebrate one of their teachers, they came up with the idea for “Truesday.” The students said they have learned a lot in Mark Truesdell’s class. “This is truly a unique class. We’re all pretty close with …

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Veterinary Science. Public Safety. Acting.  Middleburgh Jr./Sr. High School students explored these and many other future opportunities during Career Day on March 16. A diverse group of over 40 experts visited the school to discuss their occupations and answer student questions. Organizers broke career paths down by “career clusters,” including: business, education and training, human …

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