On Tuesday, May 21, Middleburgh Central School District residents will be asked to consider a $24,900,000 budget for the 2024-25 school year that maintains all current programs and supports the mission to be a productive and responsible learning community, where all are inspired to achieve excellence. The vote will be held from 12-9 p.m. at …
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The Class of 2027 invites the community to a BBQ Pulled Pork Dinner fundraiser on Tuesday, May 21 from 3-6 p.m. For $15.00, ticket-holders may enjoy a complete meal including pulled pork, baked potato, coleslaw, and a roll, catered by Barbecue Delights. This event is pre-order only, and payment must be received by May 7 …
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Middleburgh CSD is excited to announce our Summer 2024 Student Opportunities. Please click on the links below for additional information about each opportunity. Schoharie River Center Summer Enrichment, July 1 – August 2, 2024 – Grades K-6, 8 a.m. -5 p.m. at MES Mountains, Museums, and Music –June 26 – June 29, 2024 – Grades …
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Middleburgh elementary students recently had an opportunity to learn from a professional artist. Students in both the art and the book clubs were captivated during a hand-on workshop by illustrator Robin Brickman. Using paper, scissors, paint and glue, Brickman creates hand sculpted three-dimensional images that look real. Art teacher and club advisor Kim Audino invited …
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MCS senior Ashley Moorhead was a featured speaker as students from regional schools attended a panel discussion highlighting women with successful trades careers in the skilled trades on March 5. The Capital Region BOCES Celebrates Women in the Trades event featured women speaking about their careers—including a graduate of the BOCES Career & Technical Education …
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Student registration for the 2024-25 school year begins on March 1, 2024, for kindergarten and pre-kindergarten (UPK3 and UPK4). Eligibility for UPK3 and UPK4 requires children to be 3 or 4 years old on or before Dec. 1, and have residency within the Middleburgh Central School District. There are no income eligibility requirements. Registration operates …
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Elementary students took a journey through space on Feb. 7, when the inflatable Sky Dome Planetarium visited the school. They learned about planets, stars, constellations and space exploration. The excitement was evident as students entered the planetarium and listened to Stacy Kuhen, an educational consultant with Mobile Ed Productions, explain that sometimes they would feel …
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On Jan. 27, members of the MCS Elementary Choir, Junior High and High School Bands performed with their peers from neighboring school districts at the All County Music Festival. Students are selected for the event by their teachers based on NYSSMA scores and school ensemble participation. This year the selected students included: MCS Elementary Choir: …
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On Jan. 17, MCS held a spelling bee for students in grades 4-8 at the MCS Jr./Sr. Auditorium. The winners were: 1st place: Grace P., grade 7 2nd place: Logan B., grade 6 3rd place: Noah S., grade 4 4th place: Adelynn K. grade 5 5th place: Gretchen S., grade 6 Prior to the spelling …
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Middleburgh Central School District has begun developing a new 2024-25 school year budget and welcomes community input. The BOE and administration aim to conduct the annual budget development process in an open and transparent manner, to partner with families and community members and to educate and inform the public about school funding. As part of …
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