The Joshua Project is offering FREE summer lunch programs starting Monday, June 27 to August 26. Lunch will be served Monday-Friday from 12-1 p.m. There will be no lunch on Monday, July 4. locations for free lunch Middleburgh – at the High School Cafeteria, 291 Main Street Central Bridge – at the Church of Jesus …
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There continues to be a national blood shortage. All blood types are needed. MCS is hosting a blood drive on Friday, July 22 from 1pm-6pm in the library of the Jr. / Sr. High School. To schedule an appointment, call 1-800-733-2767 or go to www.redcrossblood.org – if prompted for a sponsor code – type in …
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More Than 200 Cereal Boxes Collected School counselor Mrs. Howe challenged the entire elementary school to see how many boxes of cereal they could bring to donate to local food pantries. Third graders brought in the most boxes, 68 of them, and won an ice cream party for their efforts! The total number that MES …
Due to a schedule change, the MCS Music Theory class will be performing their final composition of the year at 2:00 p.m. in the music room (room 151). The piece is entitled “The Emotions.” It is a 6-movement work, with each movement based on a particular emotion. The movements and composers are listed below: Fear …
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As one last performance of his high school career, Mark Ciafardo will be singing 16 Frank Sinatra songs. The senior has been working with Music Director Ben April and Principal Sloane to set up for a performance at the high school. He will be crooning on the front lawn Wednesday, June 22 at 6PM.
Miss Akin’s health class finished the year with an advocacy project. Students in tenth through twelfth grades chose a topic they were passionate about and then they chose a way to advocate through writing and sending a letter to Congress, creating artwork, or developing a brochure/website. “The key to advocacy is sharing your ideas and spreading …
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The MCS Music Theory class will be performing their final composition of the year on Tuesday, June 21st at 12:00pm in the music room (room 151). The piece is entitled “The Emotions.” It is a 6-movement work, with each movement based on a particular emotion. The movements and composers are listed below: Fear (Megan Bramer) …
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MCS celebrating Class Day with a parade around the high school and into the auditorium for a video presentation and the tradition of class levels changing chairs. Then it was back outside for the Class of 2022. The soon-to-be graduates paraded to the elementary school to see their old teachers and inspire young students. Enjoy …
Senior track star, Kaurice Bell finished his MCS athletic career with a strong showing in the 100 and 200 Friday, June 10, in Syracuse. Out of all small schools (Division 2) in New York State, Kaurice is 17th in the 100 and 12th in the 200. Out of all schools regardless of small or …
Friends, family and colleagues attended the June 1 Board of Education meeting to support teachers who are retiring and being granted tenure. “It’s the happiest time of year and the happiest occasion for the lucky few in front of us,” Superintendent Dunn addressed the attendees. The district recognized five retiring educators and granted five teachers tenure. …
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