The Class of 2024 announces its apparel sales fundraiser. From tee shirts to jackets and hoodies, there are almost 50 items to choose from, each with Middleburgh logos. All proceeds go towards supporting the senior class. Orders can be placed until October 16. Order forms can be found here.
The American Red Cross is experiencing an urgent need for blood donations. You can help on October 23, from noon to 6 p.m. by attending a blood drive. – The time frame from noon to 3 p.m. is primarily allotted for staff and students. – The time frame from 3 to 6 p.m. is open …
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Gloria Savino joins MCS this year as our new elementary school principal! Gloria grew up nearby in the Town of Greenville. After graduating from Greenville Central Schools, she went on to study Accounting at Columbia-Greene Community College. “It was at this point that I realized accounting was not for me,” Principal Savino said. The College …
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A Middleburgh Central School District student is among a dozen Capital Region students who are preparing to test their skills on Sept. 22 at SUNY Cobleskill High School Days. Ashley Moorhead will be among BOCES Career and Technical Education students from Schoharie, Cobleskill-Richmondville, Duanesburg and Sharon Springs, who will compete against their counterparts from across …
This new addition to our Middleburgh High School team brings fifteen years of experience and a ton of math puns. Meet Suzette Clark, Middleburgh High School’s newest math teacher! “I try to make it a point to wear a math themed shirt on Tuesdays to spread the joy and sometimes puns of math.” Suzette received …
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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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MCS Juniors and Seniors have a number of upcoming opportunities to connect with college representatives at our Counseling Center. These meetings are useful for gathering information, asking questions, and getting a firsthand feel for potential future institutions. Students must make an appointment with the Counseling Center to be included in the sessions. Below is a …
Influenza, or the flu, is a contagious respiratory illness that can affect anyone, including our children. Fortunately, there are measures parents and guardians can take to prevent its spread and safeguard our community. The New York State Department of Health (NYSDOH) offers insights on how to combat the flu. Understanding Flu Symptoms Flu symptoms can …
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On Aug. 30, the entire MCS faculty and staff participated in a poverty simulation. Administrators at MCS organized the activity to help illustrate how poverty can create a barrier to learning and what steps may be taken to support students. During the two-hour session, teachers and staff were divided into family groups. Each family was …
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Jennifer Marciniak joins MCS this year as an elementary school teacher. “Everyday is new and different,” she said. “As a teacher I get to wear many hats. Teaching is being able to pivot and change on a moments notice to meet the needs of the students.” Jennifer graduated from Schoharie Central School and went on to …
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