The MES Art Club has become a popular hub of creativity and exploration for 65 students in grades 4-6. Students say they enjoy the projects and the camaraderie of working with their peers. Art teacher Kim Audino runs the club. She says she enjoys giving students opportunities to go beyond the curriculum they receive during …
The MCS Class of 2025 is raising funds for the junior prom by selling SaveAround coupon books. The book contains discounts for many popular restaurants and venues in the Capital Region. Each coupon book also comes with a code to activate the mobile app for one year, providing additional ways to save money. Each book …
Jenna Crull joins MCS this year as our new Speech Language Pathologist! Jenna is originally from Moravia, a small town in the Syracuse area. She went on to pursue her Bachelor’s Degree at SUNY Cortland, majoring in Communication Disorders and Sciences and minoring in Psychology (with a focus on Individuals with Disabilities.) She went on …
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MCS students are preparing to welcome the community and celebrate the season during Miracle on Main Street on Dec. 8. Festivities will begin at 5:30 with the tree lighting on the front lawn. At that time, Music of the Knight, directed by teacher Kaila Kurz, will kick off a series of performances on the front …
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Middleburgh students attending Capital Region BOCES Career and Technical Education are gaining expertise and preparing for careers in Automotive, Cosmetology, Culinary Arts, Criminal Justice and Heavy Equipment Operation, Maintenance and Repair. With an emphasis on hands-on learning, students are mastering essential skills for in-demand careers. Here are some MCS student observations about what they have …
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