Each year, one student is chosen to represent MCS at the Hugh O’Brian Youth Leadership Seminar (HOBY), a nationally recognized program designed to empower young leaders. This year, Cecilia S. attended the seminar at the University at Albany June 5-7. Cecilia admits she was a little reluctant to go at first. School counselor Paul Pierce …
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MCS is proud to recognize the outstanding achievements of our graduating seniors who have earned scholarships and awards for their academic excellence, leadership, and community service. These acknowledgments reflect the students’ hard work, perseverance, and caring. A comprehensive list of grade 7-12 awards is available here. Additional details of scholarship awards and recipients will be …
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More than 700 high school seniors, from more than two dozen school districts, including Middleburgh, graduated from the Capital Region BOCES Career and Technical Education (CTE) Center on June 11, 2026. During ceremonies for the Albany and Schoharie CTE campuses, the aspiring chefs, diesel mechanics, heavy equipment operators, nurses and more were honored for their …
On Tuesday, May 19, Middleburgh Central School District residents approved a $25,616,095 budget for the 2026-27 school year by a margin of 66% in favor to 34% opposed. The tally includes absentee ballots. The budget increases spending by 2.06%, or $516,095 from the current year, and includes a tax levy increase of $158,486 or 1.50%. …
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Middleburgh Students Against Destructive Decisions (SADD) partnered with local emergency responders and organizations to help keep our community safe. A dramatic crash simulation showed how quickly a night can change. Students followed a full sequence of events, from a 911 call to the arrival of emergency crews. Along the way, they saw how different agencies …
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With his gloved hands precisely controlling the torch, Middleburgh student Wyatt Strobeck’s welding caught the attention of the judges at the March 18 SkillsUSA regional competition. His expertise at the event in Albany earned him a gold medal. He’ll be wielding the torch again in April when he advances to the state competition at the …
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Middleburgh Central School District congratulates the Class of 2026 Top 5. Valedictorian: Delilah Shultes Salutatorian: Brooke Devlin Honor Graduate: Matthew Quinn Fourth Highest Average: Ev Kelley Fifth Highest Average: Reily Murphy “We are so proud of the Top Five. They have worked hard not only to maintain a high academic average, but lead our school …
All the drama and all of the comedy of “Mean Girls” hits the MCS stage on March 20 and 21 at 7 p.m. and March 22 at 2 p.m. This musical production is based on the book by Tina Fey with music by Jeff Richmond and lyrics by Nell Benjamin. Watch as North Shore High …
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A Middleburgh student was among a group of high school students who got to “drive” a tractor trailer as Capital Region BOCES joined forces with The Shay Foundation to promote the trades during national Career and Technical Education (CTE) Month this February. High school juniors and seniors in the Diesel Technology program at the CTE …
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When students enter Rachel May’s College in the High School (CIHS) Spanish 4 classroom they have effectively stepped onto a college campus. It’s a noticeable change. Once they cross the threshold, students-who began studying the language in seventh grade–must converse entirely in Spanish. That includes conjugating verbs into the future tense as they worked …
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