Presenting: The Middleburgh Elementary 2020 Virtual Art Show!
Please enjoy the wonderful creativity of our students! The Middleburgh Elementary 2020 Virtual Art Show
Category: Elementary News
Middleburgh advances four spots in Albany Business Review’s annual ranking of Capital Region districts
The Middleburgh School District’s commitment to academic excellence and achievement has been again recognized by The Albany Business Review with a four place advancement in the publication’s annual ranking of Capital Region districts. In its recent report, Middleburgh placed 35th out of all Capital District schools, up from 39th place last year. “We know there’s …
‘Socially distant’ Brooks BBQ curbside fundraiser to support MCS scholarships is Friday, June 12
The MCS Student Congress and the Jr./Sr. High School’s chapters of the National Honor Society and National Junior Honor Society are sponsoring a Brooks BBQ “Socially Distant” fundraiser to support MCS scholarships on Friday, June 12 from 4:30 to 6:30 p.m. , with curbside pickup behind the high school. Health and safety remain our first …
The Middleburgh Elementary School Band presents its Spring 2020 Virtual Recital
We invite you to listen and watch the Middleburgh Elementary School’s Spring 2020 Virtual Recital! Because the Elementary School was unable to have its May concert, students were given the option of putting together a short solo video as a spring performance opportunity. Many have been working hard at home and via Zoom lessons and …
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‘Oh the Places You’ll Go’ run-walk-skip event to support the Class of 2020 takes place June 1 to 26
Run….walk…skip….support our very special Class of 2020! The Middleburgh School District”s “Oh the Places You’ll Go” event invites the Middleburgh school community to run-walk-skip 26.2 miles beginning June 1 through June 26. The event will culminate with a 1.2 mile self-initiated loop around the Town of Middleburgh starting and ending at the high school on …
Regional Food Bank of Northeastern New York offers offers important information for families with school-aged children
The Families First Coronavirus Response Act of 2020 has authorized the payment of Pandemic-EBT (P-EBT) to households with children who would have received free and reduced price school meals, were it not for the March to June school closures. All children who qualify for free or reduced-price school meals will receive Pandemic-EBT benefits. Pandemic-EBT does …
June 17 is the last official day of the school year at Middleburgh
Attention Middleburgh school community: Wednesday, June 17 is the official last day of the school year at Middleburgh. This date is based on the district fulfilling its 180 school day requirement, combined with the pull back of spring break and the elimination of final exams. Academic instruction continues through this date. Please watch for additional …
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Free community wifi hotspots available at eight locations to help address Internet connectivity concerns
Middleburgh school community: We want to make sure our students don’t have any connectivity issues keeping them from their school work. If you’re having any Internet connectivity challenges, MIDTEL has community Wi-Fi hotspots at these locations: • Blenheim Town Hall, 1748 St. Rt. 30, North Blenheim • Broome Town Hall, 920 State Route 145, Middleburgh …
A May 1 update from Superintendent Brian Dunn about the school closure for the rest of this year
Dear Middleburgh school community: During his daily briefing today, May 1, Gov. Cuomo announced New York State schools will be closed for the rest of the school year. While we all agree on how valuable it would be to have schools reopen this year and wished there was an opportunity to return to school, we …
NYS is using a portion of federal funds to provide child care to qualified families at no cost
New York State is using a portion of the federal “Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security” (CARES) Act funds to provide child care to eligible workers at no cost. The $2 trillion CARES Act was passed by Congress and signed into law on March 27 to help protect the American people from the public health …
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