Last week, sixth graders at Middleburgh Elementary School heard from two speakers in exciting careers. On Thursday, May 2, Serandon Spiers, MCS class of 2010, spoke about her experiences as a teacher of English in China for the last 13 months. She works with a variety of preschool and school age children and has had …
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Middleburgh sent four Envirothon teams to the Capital Region Envirothon competition this week, and once again, a Middleburgh team will be heading to the state competition! The “Extra-Trendy, Eco-Friendly” team placed first in the region and will represent Schoharie County at the state competition in Geneva at the end of May. The Capital Region Envirothon …
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On Saturday, May 4, four teams gathered to battle it out in the 2019 MES Battle of the Books; The Toxic Titans of Reading, Who’s Afraid of the Big Bad Book, The Booksters and The Story Soldiers. Teams competed against each other in three rounds of play, answering questions by providing the correct title and …
Students from the Middleburgh Central School District have been selected as honorees for the Sandra G. Morley Physical Education Student Leader Award. This award is given for outstanding leadership and excellence in Physical Education. These students have performed well in the areas of fitness, citizenship, and leadership. There was an awards ceremony held at Hudson …
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Join us for Middleburgh Elementary School’s UPK 3/4, Head Start, Kindergarten Parent Information Night on Wednesday May 8, 2019 from 6:00 – 7:00 p.m. in the Elementary School Cafeteria. Elementary Principal Michael Teator will welcome parents, who will then have the opportunity to meet Kindergarten teachers Mrs. Shayna Brinkman, Mrs. Cathleen Salamone, and Ms. Jen …
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Have you ever wanted to drive a school bus? Thought about helping the students in your community get to and from school and events safely? Want to help but worried about driving a bus? Come to the Middleburgh Central School District’s Bus Driver Job Fair on May 11th from 9:00-11:00 a.m. at the Jr./Sr. High …
To our community, At the April 17th Board of Education meeting, the Board voted to tear down the old district office building and a barn that was being used for storage. Following damage from Hurricane Irene, the old district office building was unable to be fully restored, even with FEMA funds that were allocated. The …
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Two Capital Region BOCES programs have been selected as “top” Career and Technical Education programs by a national organization. The Commercial Construction/Heavy Equipment and the Manufacturing and Machining Technology programs were deemed by the National Research Center for Career and Technical Education at the Southern Regional Education Board (NRCCTE) as a “Quality Career and Technical …
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Our Pre-Kindergarten students are going back in time to learn about dinosaurs! Pre-K students learned about being a paleontologist, and experimented with what it would be like to be a scientist in the field. Using brushes or fingers, students dug through sand to find dinosaur skeletons, and then removed them carefully to see the “fossil …
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2nd graders at Middleburgh Elementary School participated in a once-in-a-lifetime experience today, joining in on a Skype in the Classroom live broadcast with famed anthropologist and primatologist Dr. Jane Goodall. The broadcast was followed by a question and answer session. During the broadcast with Dr. Goodall, students learned about caring for the planet and how …
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