Since 2023, Middleburgh Central School District has utilized BusRight – a transportation app that allows parents and guardians to, in real-time, follow their student’s bus route to and from school, receive notifications when the bus begins and ends its route, view the expected arrival time, and receive communications from the Transportation Department. Recently, BusRight has …
As the snowy months approach, the Middleburgh Central School would like to remind you how you will receive notice if school will be operating under a delay or will be closed due to inclement weather. We will contact you through Parent Square if there are any changes in the daily school schedule. Information will also …
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Some Middleburgh students received lessons in plumbing, courtesy of experts from UA Local 7, Plumbers and Steamfitters union. The students, who are enrolled in the Building Trades program at Capital Region BOCES Career & Technical Education Center, Schoharie Campus, recently learned the basics of plumbing, including PVC draining and vent fittings, basic plumbing code, plumbing …
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Students in the music program at MCS Jr./Sr. High School are taking an innovative approach to learning, combining performance techniques with new strategies to build confidence and teamwork. Teacher and advisor Sarah Tomic helps students acquire a variety of skills. “I help students work through reading and interpreting their music during band and lessons,” Tomic …
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It’s time to place orders for the 2024-2025 Middleburgh Central School yearbook. Don’t miss your chance to capture amazing memories from this school year. You may place an order by cash, check or online with a credit card. The deadline to order is Feb. 28, 2025. The cost of a Pre-K 3 to grade 12 …
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Earlier this year, the district welcomed a familiar face as the new Director of Facilities. John Youmans is a 1987 graduate, who went on to earn a degree in psychology from Syracuse University in 1992. After living and working in cities like Boston, Raleigh and Rochester, he returned to Middleburgh in 2012. He has been …
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The MCS Ski Club is excited to announce plans for the upcoming season. Students in grades 4-12 may participate on Friday evenings at Catamount Ski Resorts. The four-week program, offered at a discounted rate, includes transportation. Skiing and snowboarding will begin in January, based on snow conditions. Students will leave school at 2 p.m. and …
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Middleburgh Central School District apparel items are now available for purchase. Proceeds benefit Class of 2025 activities. Over 45 items including, shirts, pants, blankets, and water bottles are available to choose from. The deadline for orders is Oct. 30, and items will be delivered directly to customers. Items ordered by Oct. 30 are guaranteed delivery …
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Erin Rivet is the new Jr./Sr. Science Teacher at Middleburgh Central Schools. She is originally from Cornwall, but has lived in Albany for her entire adult life. She earned a degree in chemistry from College of Saint Rose, and completed her master’s in secondary education at SUNY Albany. Before becoming a teacher, Ms. Rivet worked …
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Middleburgh High School senior Brady Stemmle spent a recent morning cutting metal with a torch during class at the Capital Region BOCES Career and Technical Education Center – Schoharie Campus. Stemmle is preparing for a career in welding in the military. In addition to his studies at MCS high school, he is attending classes at …
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