Senior Class Officers| Scholarship and College Information| SAT/ACT| Senior Athletes |Top 5| Graduation Information| School and Community Events| Senior Trip| Senior T-Shirts
Celebrating the class of 2025
- “You are capable of more than you know. Choose a goal that seems right for you and strive to be the best, however hard the path.” — E.O. Wilson
The Senior Experience page will offer news and information for senior students and their families throughout the 2024-25 school year, including:
- Graduation dates and information
- School and community events
- Scholarship and college information
- SAT information
- Top 5 graduates
- Athletics
- Senior t-shirts
… and more!
News will also be shared with parents via the Senior Experience 2025 ParentSquare group.
Senior Class Officers
Co-Presidents: Emma Lacko and Ellie Shaul
Vice-President: Morgan Masterson
Secretary: Penelope Dunn (not pictured)
Treasurer: Brianna Devlin
Representatives: Gabby Armlin and Kaelyn Jensen
Scholarship and College Information
Seniors, be sure to periodically check the bulletin board outside the main office for announcements on SAT test dates, scholarships, and college representative visits to our school.
SAT TESTING INFORMATION
To register for the SAT, go to collegeboard.org
Cost: $60.00/additional $30 for late registration
ACT TESTING INFORMATION
To register for the ACT, go to act.org
Cost: $68.00/$93.00 full ACT with writing/additional $36 for late registration
Scholarship and College Information
Ms. Jones sent an email to all senior class members with an invitation to join the “Senior Scholarships 2025” Google Classroom. Students should accept the invitation. Complete information regarding all scholarships and awards will be posted in the Google Classroom only, if you are not a part of it you will miss important information.
MCS Juniors and Seniors have a number of upcoming opportunities to connect with college representatives at our Counseling Center. These meetings are useful for gathering information, asking questions, and getting a firsthand feel for potential future institutions. Students must make an appointment with the Counseling Center to be included in the sessions.
Senior Athletes
Top 5
Each year, MCS celebrates the Top 5 academic performers, naming a valedictorian, salutatorian, honor graduate and the students with the fourth and fifth highest academic averages. The Class of 2025 Top 5 are:
Valedictorian: Brianna Devlin
Salutatorian: Kaelyn Jensen
Honor Graduate: Aster McGiver
Fourth Highest Average: Gabrielle Armlin
Fifth Highest Average: Morgan Masterson
“We are so proud of this year’s Top 5 MCS graduates. Each one of them has worked so hard, and they all continue to contribute to the school community. Whether in the classroom, on their fields, or on the stage, each one of these graduates exemplifies what we hope all students can achieve in Middleburgh.” -Principal Matthew Sloane
Graduation Dates and Information
May 28: Honors Banquet
Details will be provided to seniors and families.
May 29: Cap and Gown Pick Up/Class Photo
Seniors will pick up their caps and gowns in the library. Cap and gown class photo will be taken on the front steps..
June 16: Class Day/Elementary Walk-through
Wearing their caps and gowns, seniors will meet and walk through the high school and then head to the elementary school to meet in the elementary gym. They will walk through the school to share this special occasion with the elementary school faculty, staff and students. The seniors will then return to the high school to assist with Class Day.
June 18: Senior Awards and Recognition Night
Seniors will be in the auditorium from 6-7:30 p.m. Seniors should meet in the band room no later than 5:30 p.m.
June 22: Baccalaureate Service
All participating seniors should meet on the high school steps, wearing caps and gowns, by 6:45 p.m. Baccalaureate service will be held at Our Lady of the Valley at 7 p.m.
June 26: Senior Breakfast/Graduation Rehearsal
The senior breakfast will be held in the cafeteria from 8:30 to 9:30 a.m. followed by an exit interview with the MCSD BOE in the high school library from 9:30 to 10:30 a.m. Graduation rehearsal will begin in the auditorium at approximately 10:30 a.m.
Attendance at graduation rehearsal is mandatory. At this time, seniors will receive graduation tickets, tassels and honor cords. Each senior will receive four tickets for the floor. Additional open seating will be available in the bleachers.
June 27: Graduation
Students should meet at 6 p.m. in the high school library. The ceremony will begin at 7 p.m. in the high school gymnasium. There will be a reception immediately following on the front lawn of the school.
Laptop Returns
Students must turn in their laptops and chargers. Items will be collected in the lower level of the library on June 10 and 11. Any student taking a Regents exam can turn in their device after their test, at any point during Regents week. All devices and chargers should be returned no later than Tuesday, June 25 at 2 p.m. Seniors will not receive their diploma until their device is returned.
School and community events
Sept. 19: Senior Class Picnic
Oct.: MCS Knights Logo Clothing Sale Fundraiser
Nov. 2: Senior Class Volleyball Tournament Fundraiser
(class volunteers and food concession donations needed)
Feb. 10: Krispy Kreme Fundraiser begins (delivery March 11)
May 17: Prom
June 13: Festival of Arts and Technology
Senior Trip
The Senior Class Trip is scheduled for June 5-6, 2025. Students will visit New York City and Six Flags New England.
Senior Swag
Senior class clothing will be available for purchase. Items will feature a logo designed by seniors Aster McGiver and Reese Kochis. Reese, a student in the BOCES Digital Media and Design program, involved his classmates in item production. This collaboration provides students with hands-on experience and will allow all seniors to purchase items at cost.
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