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Vaccination Clinic at Jr./Sr. High School for 16 and older Thursday, May 13

Dear MCS families,  Students in Middleburgh Central School District ages 16 and older, their families, and the greater Middleburgh community will have an opportunity to receive a COVID-19 vaccine at a vaccination clinic being held Thursday, May 13 at Middleburgh High School from 3:00 to 6:00. The clinic, being held in conjunction with the Schoharie …

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K-12 Register Online by June 1 for Arts Enrichment 

Starting June 28, Middleburgh Central School District will offer two weeks of free arts enrichment for K-12 students. The sessions are from 9AM to 3PM, Monday, June 28 to Friday, July 2, and from Tuesday, July 6 to Friday, July 9. Please register using this online form by June 1. Students can select from a …

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FFA Team Finalists in Veterinary Science Contest

Middleburgh students competing in the NYS FFA Veterinary Science Career Development Event made it to the finals. FFA members Cameryn Shultes, a junior at MHS, and sophomores: Julia Bingham, Emily Seaman, and Jackson Hughes-Charboneau worked as a team to prove their technical knowledge and practical skills in veterinary science. “I am really proud of how …

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Zoom Conversations with Superintendent Dunn Tues, May 4 at 1-2PM and 7-8PM

Dear MCS families,  Parents and guardians of Jr./Sr. High School students are invited to the next Virtually Speaking, Zoom office hours with Superintendent Brian Dunn tomorrow. The topics are: the return to school, end of year celebrations, the proposed 2021-22 school budget, and diversity, equity and inclusion.   We understand you all have busy and different …

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Middleburgh Among Capital Region’s Top High Schools

Middleburgh Jr./Sr. High has made the grade, earning the status of 12th best regional high school from U.S. News & World Report.  U.S. News worked with RTI International, a global research firm, to implement a comprehensive ranking methodology measuring schools performance on state-required tests, graduation, and how well students are prepared for college.  The top …

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New Online Registration for Spring Sports

Registration is open for spring sports — baseball, softball, track, and tennis. MCS has switched over to an online form to register. Once you click this link, you must create an account for each student athlete.  Due to COVID-19 it is required to have your health care provider fill out this medical clearance form. You won’t …

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Save these Dates for K-12 Arts Enrichment

Middleburgh Central School District is so excited to bring back in-person activities and programs. Next week, online registration will be available for two weeks of arts enrichment, and we can’t wait to tell you about it!  Save these dates: Monday, June 28 — Friday, July 2 Tuesday July 6 — Friday, July 9 Both weeks …

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After School is Back at Middleburgh High School

The Middleburgh Jr./Sr. High School free Advantage After School Program for students in grades 7-12 will start up again on Tuesday May 4th.  Get help with school work and grades. Learn filmmaking and digital audio production from professional filmmakers: Eric Ayotte and Charlie Jones. Work as a team with community based scientists to explore and …

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The Board of Education Approves Budget with No Tax Increase

Last night, the Middleburgh Board of Education approved a budget of $22,922,240 for the 2021-22 school year. This proposed budget increases spending by .52 percent, or $119,097 from the current year, and includes a tax levy increase of 0%. Now the measure will go to the voters to act.  The 0 percent tax levy increase …

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