Emmy Award-winning journalist and author, John Gray will visit the elementary school Tuesday, April 12, to talk with students and read his latest book, Sweet Polly Petals. Mr. Gray tells uplifting stories to teach children that kindness is the path to happiness. He is a father of three and lives in upstate New York …
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Dear MCS Families, For the last four years, our school district has experienced spectacular advancement across the board in terms of instruction, technology, the arts, athletics, extracurricular programs, and facility upgrades. We have accomplished these things with great leadership and responsible budgets that had minimal or no increases to our taxpayers. As President of the …
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Due to a scheduling conflict, the April 5 Virtually Speaking Zoom conversation with Superintendent Brian Dunn is being rescheduled to the following week. On Tuesday, April 12, Superintendent Dunn will accommodate parents and guardians of both schools at the same time. Zoom links to participate will be emailed the day before the session.
Twelve students from grades 4-6 participated in the Little Knights Cheerleading intramural program. For eight weeks, these young athletes learned the fundamentals of cheerleading from coach Annette Andrew and assistant coach Lindsey Brown. Lindsey, the Knights varsity cheer captain, said, “I loved working with the girls. They were always respectful. They learned very quickly and …
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The MCS Drama Club is proud to present their spring production – Guys and Dolls. The musical will be live in the high school auditorium and is open to the public. This will be the first MCS musical production in three years. Opening night is Thursday, March 24 at 7:00, Friday, March 25 will be …
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Pulling inspiration from books, art, and nature, second grade artists developed their finger painted Y trees into beautiful works of art. We first showed you this lesson in late January, at its first stage, of the finger painted trees. The artists also made the snow that they added to the branches. Over time, students learned …
Good luck to our students who will represent Middleburgh and Capital Region BOCES tomorrow in the regional SkillsUSA competition. Alison Bowen, Sterile Processing Technician, Job Demonstration Cody Sherwood, Network Cabling Tech-Smart Home Technology, Job Skill Demo John Jurcek, Construction/Heavy Equipment, Construction Chloe-Jean “CJ” Thomas, Criminal Justice, Criminal Justice
Last week, the Elementary and Jr. / Sr. High Bands performed a Music in Our Schools Month concert for the elementary students. Each band from fourth grade through high school took turns performing songs. It was a great opportunity to share music with each other and for the younger grades to hear some fantastic …
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Our Odyssey of the Mind team that has been solving problems together since elementary school is heading to the state competition. Their coach, Josh Bornt says it’s the fifth year they have qualified for states. “They’re a great group of kids. Each year they’ve improved and grown as a team,” Mr. Bornt said. The …
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