Beginning this fall, Middleburgh Central School District will transition from Blackboard to ParentSquare, a new communication platform that will allow the district, administrators and teachers to more effectively communicate with families. Like Blackboard, ParentSquare is fully integrated with SchoolTool and will be used to send updates to our families via email, text and voice. You …
Dear Middleburgh CSD families, With the start of the new school year fast approaching, I know that many of you are anxious to learn of the district’s opening plans. I wanted to share with you an update of what we are proposing at this time, with the knowledge that this is still an evolving situation …
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Dear MCS families, I am extending an invitation to my next Virtually Speaking Zoom conversations on Thursday, August 19 and Monday, August 23 from 1:00-2:00PM and 7:00-8:00PM. I encourage you to join us for a discussion about: The opening of schools this fall. Instructional programming. Virtually Speaking conversations offer families an opportunity to hear about a …
Middleburgh Central School District will be providing all necessary school supplies for our students in grades Pre-K to 6. No school supply lists will be posted for these grade levels.
MCS is pumped about the opportunities for athletics this year. The fall sports season is just around the corner. Have you signed up? For students in grades 7-12, fill out this form to participate in either soccer, golf, cross country, or girls volleyball. MCS boys and girls cross country will be merging with BKW again. The …
Dear Middleburgh CSD families, As we near the halfway point of summer, many of you may be wondering what the new school year will look like. If you are like families across the region, I’m sure you have some questions. At Middleburgh Central School District, we are planning for a full return to school in …
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Students in grades 5-6 created paper roller coasters out of cardstock and tape in this week’s STEM camp led by teachers Kris Wood and Aaron Pamel. Just like a roller coaster has its ups and downs and twists and turns, so did this project. A philosophy for this task was failing successfully. The teachers told …
The second phase of the capital project is underway and on track to be completed by the end of the summer. This is part of the $15 million dollar renovation plan that voters approved in 2018. The district is updating the security systems at both schools and putting in new windows in the high school …
At today’s natural disasters camp, the topic was floods. In a village prone to flooding, students in second and third grades learned about the causes and impacts of floods and how to stay safe. After teachers Kelli Leclair and Kelly Becker taught a morning lesson, they broke up into two groups to experiment. The students …
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Dear MCS families, I am extending an invitation to my next Virtually Speaking Zoom conversations on Tuesday, August 3 from 1:00-2:00PM, and 7:00-8:00PM. I encourage you to join us for a discussion about: The opening of schools this fall. How the district will utilize federal recovery funding received; including a new instructional plan which includes …
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