The Middleburgh Central School District has placed a teacher at the Elementary School on administrative leave following accusations made by parents regarding inappropriate conduct in the workplace. The administrative leave shall continue, pending the District’s investigation into this matter. As always, the safety of District students is and continues to be our main priority. We …
The Middleburgh Central School District is pleased to announce that it has been informed by the New York State Education Department (NYSED) that under new guidelines for the Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA) it is no longer a Focus District and the Jr./Sr. High School is no longer a Focus School. Both the district and …
Middleburgh voters passed a proposed capital project on Wednesday night by a margin of 225 yes votes to 102 no votes, or a margin of 68.8%. “We thank our community for their continued support as we strive to provide the best possible learning environment for all our students,” said Superintendent Brian P. Dunn. “This project …
Continue reading “Middleburgh Community Passes Capital Project by Large Margin”
Middleburgh voters approved the proposed 2018-19 school budget May 15th by a margin of 307 to 197, or 61% of the vote. The bus proposition passed by a margin of 313 to 189, and received 62% of the vote. The Capital Reserve Fund proposition passed by a margin of 333 to 171, and received 66% …
Continue reading “Middleburgh voters approve 2018-19 school budget”
The Middleburgh Central Schools Board of Education is pleased to announce the appointment of Brian P. Dunn as Superintendent of Schools. Mr. Dunn was confirmed by unanimous vote at the Board of Education meeting January 24th. He will begin his duties in the district on March 1st, 2018. Mr. Dunn has served with the Troy …
Continue reading “Brian Dunn named Superintendent of Schools, starts March 1”
A new federal tax bill was signed into law on Dec. 22 that caps the allowable deduction for state and local income, sales and property taxes at $10,000 beginning in 2018. Gov. Andrew Cuomo subsequently signed an Executive Order designed to help New York taxpayers pre-pay their 2018 property taxes before Dec. 31, 2017 in …
Continue reading “Executive order does not allow for prepayment of 2018 school property taxes”
Elementary students gathered Thursday morning to honor the accomplishments and sacrifices of veterans in our area. Students were able to invite a veteran to bring to school for breakfast before dozens of veterans were honored in a school-wide ceremony in the gymnasium. Students sang songs, read essays, and presented posters to honor the sacrifices of …
Continue reading “Elementary School honors area veterans with Veterans Day Celebration”
Dear Parents, As you may be aware, in September 2016, Gov. Andrew Cuomo signed a new law that requires public schools in New York to test all water currently or potentially used for drinking or cooking purposes for lead levels. The state defined 15 parts per billion (ppb) of lead as the action level for …
Dear Parents, As you may be aware, in September 2016, Gov. Andrew Cuomo signed a new law that requires public schools in New York to test all water currently or potentially used for drinking or cooking purposes for lead levels. The state defined 15 parts per billion (ppb) of lead as the action level for …
Continue reading “District update on action related to water test results”
At its meeting on August 28, the Middleburgh Board of Education unanimously approved the appointment of Dr. Raymond Colucciello as the district’s interim superintendent, bringing numerous years of experience in educational leadership to the district. Colucciello is expected to be the interim superintendent while the Board conducts a search for the next superintendent. He starts …
Continue reading “Board names Raymond Colucciello as interim superintendent”
You must be logged in to post a comment.