The Middleburgh Jr./Sr. High School faculty sends this heartfelt message of resiliency to its students and the greater Middleburgh school community. We invite you to watch: “It’s Gonna Be Okay.”
The Middleburgh Board of Education unanimously adopted a proposed $22,803,143 million budget for the 2020-21 school year, which maintains all current student programs and services, at its May 19 meeting. This budget increases spending by $321,230, or 1.43 percent, from the current year, and includes a 1 percent tax levy increase. The proposed 1 percent …
Attention Middleburgh school community: Wednesday, June 17 is the official last day of the school year at Middleburgh. This date is based on the district fulfilling its 180 school day requirement, combined with the pull back of spring break and the elimination of final exams. Academic instruction continues through this date. Please watch for additional …
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Attention Middleburgh school community: As a reminder, in a May 1 executive order, Gov. Cuomo announced this year’s school budget vote and board of education election will take place on June 9, exclusively by absentee ballot due to the COVID-19 public health crisis. Qualified voters are defined as U.S citizens, at least 18-years-old by June …
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Dear Middleburgh Jr. Sr. High School Families: This has been a particularly difficult week for students and staff as the reality sinks in that we won’t be seeing one another in our schools this year. We have begun the process of emptying our buildings, allowing teachers limited access to the buildings to retrieve items. This …
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Middleburgh school community: We want to make sure our students don’t have any connectivity issues keeping them from their school work. If you’re having any Internet connectivity challenges, MIDTEL has community Wi-Fi hotspots at these locations: • Blenheim Town Hall, 1748 St. Rt. 30, North Blenheim • Broome Town Hall, 920 State Route 145, Middleburgh …
The Middleburgh School District is proud to introduce the Class of 2020 “Top 5”: 1. Ania Keidong Ania is involved with the school’s music groups, Drama Club and the Timothy Murphy Playhouse’s summer musicals. She is co-president of the Class of 2020, vice president of the school’s chapter of the National Honor Society and a …
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Middleburgh 2020 Prom families and school community: As you already know, Gov. Cuomo has closed school for the remainder of this school year. This means 2020 Prom, originally scheduled for Saturday, May 16, has to be postponed to a later date. More details will be coming when we get further information on the restart of …
In an effort to keep New Yorkers safe during the COVID-19 pandemic, Gov. Cuomo’s May 1 executive order states school board elections and budget votes statewide will be held by absentee ballot and tallied on June 9. The school board elections and budget votes will all be conducted by mail and all qualified voters will …
Pursuant to the governor’s Executive Order 202.26 regarding candidate petitions: There is no minimum number of signatures required on nominating petitions this year. Candidates for the office of school board member on the Middleburgh Central School District’s Board of Education must, however, meet the qualification requirements set forth in Section 2102, Education Law, in addition …
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