Seven MCS students heard pitches from up-and-coming New York businesses earlier this month at the Grow-NY competition in Syracuse. On Nov. 16, Emily Seaman, Nola Dunscombe, Graycee Cummings, Kadan Layton, Julia Bingham, Joeleen Dines and Ayden Fredette traveled to Syracuse to observe the competition. According to its website, Grow-NY is “a business competition focused on …
MCS agriculture students recently got a hands-on look at the ancient art of farriery, or horse hoof care. On Nov. 14, Ashley Gasky of Precision Hoof Care joined Ms. Fagnani’s afternoon agriculture classes to showcase her skills as a farrier and a business owner. Farriers work with horses to make sure their feet are properly …
Middleburgh students recently had the opportunity to attend the 95th National FFA Convention & Expo in Indianapolis. FFA member Nola Dunscombe prepared a presentation on the group’s trip, which is summarized below. 95th National Convention 2022 Middleburgh FFA The trip started bright and early at 5:30 a.m., where students packed up the bus and traveled …
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The Middleburgh music department is very proud to congratulate the following students for their participation in New York State School Music Association Zone 8 Area All State Festival: Megan Bramer (Treble Choir) Lillee Miroff (Mixed Choir) Quin Smith (Mixed Choir) Sienna Kelley (Mixed Choir) Matthew Quinn (Concert Band) Students were selected based on their NYSSMA …
The Middleburgh chapter of the Interact Club, sponsored by the Middleburgh Rotary Club, raised $800 last school year by selling chicken BBQ dinners and sponsoring a bake sale during Miracle on Main Street. The students of the Interact Club came together and voted to donate the money to support Rotary International’s mission to eradicate Polio. …
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Registration is open for the Joshua Project and Catholic Charities 2022 Thanksgiving basket program for Schoharie County families in need. To register, visit https://joshuaschoharie.org/thanksgiving-baskets/. Registration will end Nov. 14, or whenever the program has received 450 applications, whatever happens first. Registration is online only this year, and can be completed on any device with Internet …
Junior and senior high students can still sign up to be part of the Advantage After-School Program at MCS. This after-school enrichment program offers a different focus each day. Students can get help with schoolwork and grades, participate in group activities and games, create visual artwork and digital media, and even participate in community-based science. …
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Did you know that our Middleburgh schools have a School-Based Health Center (SBHC)? The Middleburgh SBHC is open from 7:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. on days when school is in session. They also offer extended hours until 6 p.m. every third Tuesday of the month and are open in the summer during select times. Our SBHC …
The American Red Cross will host a blood drive at Middleburgh Central School on Monday, Oct. 24. Students and staff will have opportunities to donate blood during the school day. The blood drive will be open to the community between 3-6 p.m. Oct. 24 in the high school library. To schedule an appointment, call (800) …
MCS opened the soccer season today as we hosted our annual Kickoff Tournament. The participants on the girls’ side were MCS, Duanesburgh, Schoharie and BKW. Schoharie advanced to the championship game after a 1-1 tie after one overtime period. The team to advance was decided on penalty kicks and Schoharie prevailed. Middleburgh was bested by …
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