Matisse Goldfish Bowl Art Project

2nd Grade ART PROJECT: Matisse Goldfish Bowl Collage Inspiration: Artist Henri Matisse & storybook Memoirs of a Goldfish, author Devin Scillian & illustrator Tim Bowers Skills: pattern, collage Real fish were used for inspiration and 6 lucky winners brought a goldfish home!          

Tibetan Mandalas Art Project

3rd Grade ART PROJECT: Tibetan Mandalas Inspiration: Tibetan Buddhist Artistry Skills: symmetry, pattern Artists learned how to draw these intriguing symmetrical geometric patterns found in many countries — symbolizing peace.        

Meet Our New 5-6 Science Teacher

Our new 5th and 6th grade science teacher, Mr. Aaron Pamel is excited to become part of the Middleburgh Central School District family. Ahead of his February 1 start date, Mr. Pamel wanted to share this message with his students. ​”During the interview process, we were drawn to Mr. Pamel’s enthusiasm and creative ideas about …

Free After School Program Resumes Monday, February 1

When elementary students resume in-person learning on February 1, the Advantage After School Program will be back in action. The free activity for K-6 students is from 2:45 to 6:00, Monday-Friday and there is still space to join. Strict COVID-19 precautions will be maintained. Parents and guardians can register using this printer-friendly form. Remote students …

Survey to Help MCS Respond to Students’ Needs

On Tuesday, February 3, in collaboration with the Partnerships in Education and Resilience (PEAR), Middleburgh Central Schools will be administering PEAR’s Holistic Student Assessment to students in grades 4 through 11. There is increasing evidence that helping students feel good about themselves, their school, and their relationships improves their learning. Right now, students are struggling. …

January 20-29 Elementary Students Moving to Remote Instruction

Dear MCS families,  Middleburgh Central School District was notified today, January 19 about a single positive case of COVID-19 at the elementary school. This has resulted in our decision to temporarily suspend in-person learning for students at the elementary school from Wednesday, January 20 through Friday, January 29. While it is always our first priority …

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