While Mrs. Burgett’s living environment class is finishing up their genetics unit about mutations, they used their imaginations and got creative to develop their own. Students practiced their knowledge by applying it to “snowmen” genes. Since we don’t have snow, students were then challenged to build their “mutated snowmen” with whatever materials they could find …
Continue reading “How Students Created Mutated Snowmen With No Snow”
Middleburgh School District residents should be on the lookout this week for the 2022-23 School Budget Newsletter, here’s a digital copy. Voting Day for the school budget and Board of Education vote: Polls open Tuesday, May 17, from 12pm-9pm in the Jr. / Sr. High School gym lobby Middleburgh voters will be asked to consider …
Continue reading “School Budget Newsletter – Important Information for Voters”
Ahead of prom and graduation season, the MCS SADD Chapter is focused on helping students realize that the decisions they make can help save lives. That is why they are bringing back the mock crash demonstration and Awareness Day to educate our juniors and seniors about the long term effects of their choices, both good …
Continue reading “Safe Driving Awareness Program that Informs, Educates, and Demonstrates “
Riley Cronin, a junior at MCS, who wants to pursue a career as a neonatal nurse, has been accepted into an honors-level internship at St. Peter’s Hospital in Albany. “I have always been the type of person to want to work with children and help them,” Riley said. “And when I stayed at the Pediatric …
Continue reading “A Student with a Vision For Newborn Care Earns Hospital Internship Opportunity”
Andrew Fagergren, Liam Hooper, Serenity White-Woods and Mark Ciafardo took first place in the county at the Regional Envirothon competition at the Gilboa Power Authority. The students competed as a team in the areas of soils, wildlife, forestry, aquatics and a current environmental issue. Their oral presentation this year was about recycling and waste management. …
Continue reading “Number One Capital Region Envirothon Team”
Dear MCS Families, Due to a scheduling conflict, the May 10 Virtually Speaking Zoom conversation with Superintendent Brian Dunn and parents and guardians of Jr. / Sr. High School students has been canceled. If you have any questions, please reach out to the superintendent individually.
It seems like everywhere you go you hear people talking about how ready they are for it to finally feel like spring. Especially with the mid-April snow storm, frigid temperatures and dreary rainy days, a change in scenery is welcome. For many, warmer weather entices them out of their homes to explore something new, but …
Continue reading “From Winter to Spring – A Young Girl’s Panoramic View”
Dear Parents of 4th, 5th and 6th graders, Please watch for your child to bring home an application from the MCSTA’s Teacher’s Association for summer camp scholarship opportunities. Each year we offer scholarships to students in grade 4, 5 and 6 who are interested in applying for summer camps/programs to help pay for the program. …
Continue reading “Summer Camp Scholarship Applications Due May 23”
Next week senior portraits for the Class of 2023 will be taken on May 9-11. Call to schedule an appointment if you have not already.
Wednesday, May 4 at 6:00 p.m., the district will conduct an open public hearing on the use of repair reserve funds and on the school budget proposal. The hearing will be followed by an opportunity to meet the three Board of Education candidates running on the May 17 ballot. There are two open board seats. …
Continue reading “TONIGHT: Public Budget Hearing and Meet the BOE Candidates”
You must be logged in to post a comment.