Murray Jaros, a Holocaust survivor, visited the junior-senior high school on March 25 to share his experiences as a child during World War II in eastern Poland. Jaros recounted atrocities committed by the Nazis against his family and his village, which began in June 1941 when he was eight years old. He also spoke of …
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A new 2025-26 school year budget is in development and Middleburgh Central School District welcomes community input. This year, voters will also consider a capital project. 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 …
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Student registration for the 2025-26 school year begins on March 1, 2025, for kindergarten and pre-kindergarten (UPK3 and UPK4). Eligibility for UPK3 and UPK4 requires children to be 3 or 4 years old on or before Dec. 1, and have residency within the Middleburgh Central School District. There are no income eligibility requirements. Eligibility for kindergarten …
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Middleburgh Central School District has begun developing a new 2025-26 school year budget and welcomes community input. This year, voters will also consider a capital project. 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 …
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MCS students are making new discoveries and new connections through the Buddy Readers initiative. Each week, Marianne Warner’s third grade students thoughtfully choose a library book to read to a student in Lyn Burton’s afternoon pre-kindergarten class. Burton says she wanted to provide more exposure to reading and language and help her students develop a …
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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. March 5 in the high school library. It is an opportunity for students, staff and the community to come together for …
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View full photo gallery Fifty MCS students recently returned from a once-in-a-lifetime trip to the nation’s capitol, where they explored historical sites and attended the presidential inauguration. The trip, announced in June 2024, was one of many experiential learning opportunities offered by the district. History teacher Jason Dannible organized the trip. He says a …
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MCS welcomes Nicholas Follett as a music and choir teacher at the Jr./Sr. building. A Norwich, New York native, Follett says he discovered his passion for music during his high school years, when he immersed himself in both band and choir. After graduating high school in 2008, he completed a Bachelor’s Degree in Music Education …
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Balancing books and sports takes serious dedication; our scholar-athletes are proving they can shine in the classroom and as a team. This fall, three MCS varsity teams earned the prestigious Scholar-Athlete Team Recognition by the New York Public High School Athletic Association (NYSPHSAA). NYSPHSAA team recognition denotes that the team’s average GPA for 75% or …
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Students in the Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA) club led a project that will bring warmth and cheer to many local children. Partnering with Schoharie-Otsego County Community Maternity Services, students organized Project Night Night gift packages for 60 children. Each package included pajamas, a blanket, a book, and a stuffed animal or pillow. The …
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