MCS Students Against Destructive Decisions (SADD) is excited to announce the Gertrude Hawk Chocolate fundraiser. Proceeds from the fundraiser support participation in the Schoharie County Youth Summit, the annual Out of the Darkness-Light Up the Valley Walk, and high school Awareness Day activities to promote purposeful, positive decision making. Key Details: Orders must be placed …

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Elementary students took a journey through space on Feb. 7, when the inflatable Sky Dome Planetarium visited the school. They learned about planets, stars, constellations and space exploration. The excitement was evident as students entered the planetarium and listened to Stacy Kuhen, an educational consultant with Mobile Ed Productions, explain that sometimes they would feel …

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It’s time to place orders for the 2023-2024 Middleburgh Central School Pre-K to 12 yearbook. To reserve a copy, you must place your order by March 15. The cost of a hardcover yearbook is $55, including tax. The cost of a softcover yearbook is $20, including tax.  Place your order using this form, and return …

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Middleburgh Central School District is soliciting proposals for an evidence-based extended learning and enrichment program to be conducted after school and during school breaks for students in grades K-6. The firm selected will provide extended learning, student mentoring, social and emotional learning, health and wellness, academic support, and the arts. The district may also award …

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On Jan. 27, members of the MCS Elementary Choir, Junior High and High School Bands performed with their peers from neighboring school districts at the All County Music Festival. Students are selected for the event by their teachers based on NYSSMA scores and school ensemble participation. This year the selected students included:  MCS Elementary Choir: …

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Each year, Middleburgh Central School District sends one sophomore to attend the Hugh O’Brian Youth Leadership Seminar (HOBY.) This year, teachers selected Sophia Patino to attend the May 31-June 2 event at the University of Albany. The seminar encourages students to look inward, examine implicit bias and see their leadership potential. Patino is looking forward …

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On Jan. 17, MCS held a spelling bee for students in grades 4-8 at the MCS Jr./Sr. Auditorium. The winners were: 1st place: Grace P., grade 7 2nd place: Logan B., grade 6 3rd place: Noah S., grade 4 4th place: Adelynn K. grade 5 5th place: Gretchen S., grade 6 Prior to the spelling …

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The long-standing rivalry between Middleburgh and Schoharie resumes with the Scho-burgh games on Feb. 2, 2024.  “The annual Scho-Burgh games are a great way to bring together the Middleburgh and Schoharie communities to celebrate this great rivalry,” said Athletic Director Gregg Johns. “We have a great venue to compete at, and we look forward to …

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Give the gift of life: The American Red Cross is experiencing an urgent need for blood donations, and the Middleburgh Central School District is ready to help by hosting a blood drive  12-6 p.m. Feb. 28 in the high school library. It is an opportunity for students, staff and the community to come together for …

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Middleburgh Central School District has begun developing a new 2024-25 school year budget and welcomes community input. The BOE and administration aim to conduct the annual budget development process in an open and transparent manner, to partner with families and community members and to educate and inform the public about school funding. As part of …

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