The stage is set at the high school for an Evening of the Arts. This Friday, June 11, bring a chair and enjoy some music, art, and drama out on the front lawn. The performances will begin at 7PM. Artwork will be on display, students will perform solos and small-group musical numbers, four graduating seniors …
Are you interested in playing an instrument? Students who will be in grades 4-6 next school year have an opportunity to see what it would be like to join the Elementary Band. Ms. Hudson-Sabens is having a Zoom information session this Thursday, June 10th at 6:30 for students and parents. Check your Class Dojo or …
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Late yesterday, the New York State Department of Health issued new guidelines for schools. You are not required to wear a face covering outside – even if you are playing an outside sport. However, you must continue to wear them inside and on buses. Daily health screening attestation forms are also still required.
For Immediate Release Capital Region BOCES districts will leave protocols unchanged until state guidance is received Albany, N.Y. (June 6, 2021) – On Friday afternoon, New York State Health Commissioner Howard Zucker issued a letter informing the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) that New York would ease the mask requirements in schools as early as …
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A 30-year school record has been broken by Kaurice Bell. Thirty years is a long time! From 1991 until now, Kirk West held the Middleburgh record for the 100-meter dash in 11.1 seconds. This week, Kaurice ran it in 10.9. Don’t blink when you watch the race. MHS varsity track coach, Joel Bramer said, …
Five Middleburgh Elementary band students participated in the New York State School Music Association’s Virtual Solo Festival. All five students scored in the top “Outstanding” category in their evaluations. Congratulations to Aleah Becker, Samantha Croote, Casey Morgan, Elise Stanton, and Madalena Quinn! “We are thrilled to hear that our students performed so well at NYSSMA,” …
A Vaccination Clinic will be held in the high school gym on Thursday, June 3 from 3-6PM. Vaccines are free, appointments are open for those 12 and up, and for the Johnson & Johnson vaccine — walk-ins are welcome. This clinic was scheduled to administer the second round for students as young as 12 who …
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Dear MCS families, The district was informed by Schoharie County Department of Health that two individuals from the elementary school have tested positive for COVID-19. We have been working closely with the Schoharie DOH in the process of contact tracing. All contacts have been notified. Please let me know if you have any questions. Sincerely, …
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Parents and guardians of elementary school students, Superintendent Dunn has invited you to attend his Zoom office hours today, June 1 from 1-2PM and 7-8PM. Virtually Speaking Zoom conversations take place monthly to give families a chance to address concerns or questions with the superintendent. Guests who attend are encouraged to speak freely and ask …
Inspired by the 2014 Blood Swept Lands and Seas of Red at the Tower of London, MCS ceramic class students and the 8th grade art students created the ceramic Memorial Day poppy display you see out in the front lawn of the high school. After World War One ended and clean up began, a large …
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