Middleburgh Central School District announces Stella Ritter as its new Director of Pupil Personnel Services. Ritter has been an educator for over 30 years with experience as a classroom teacher, reading teacher, teacher leader and administrator. “We are excited to have Ms. Ritter joining the administrative team,” Superintendent Mark Place said. “Her experience in special …
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RESCHEDULED: The Little Knights Information Meeting that was to be held Jan. 25 has been postponed. The new date is 6:30 p.m. Jan. 30 in the Jr./Sr. High School cafeteria. Parents and guardians of children currently in grades 3-6 who have an interest in basketball, cheerleading, soccer, track, bowling, and volleyball should attend. The Little …
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Notice is hereby given that the annual inspection for 2023 of the school buildings of Middleburgh Central School District for fire hazards which might endanger the lives of students, teachers, employees therein, has been completed and the report thereof is available at the district office of Middleburgh Central School District for inspection by all interested persons.
Thanks to the generosity of faculty, staff and students, MCS is helping to make Christmas a little brighter for 60 children this year — more than ever before. Project Night Night was started to provide homeless children with a bag that provides them with some sense of security and comfort when they leave a shelter. In each bag, …
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The MCS Athletic Association is selling brand-new Middleburgh apparel at the upcoming varsity basketball games, and some modified games. Be sure to check out their table with T-shirts starting at $15, water bottles for $5, spirit hands for $5, and drawstring bags for $8. All proceeds benefit the Athletic Association, and they make a great …
MCS ninth grade students recently enjoyed a field trip to the Schoharie River Center in Burtonsville. Students participated in stream water ecology looking at macroinvertebrate indicator species and riparian ecosystems. They also got to try their hand at blacksmithing to make decorative wall hooks, and timber framing. Their woodwork will be incorporated into an addition …
With the increasing number of respiratory illnesses among children this fall, the Middleburgh School-Based Health Center is here to help ensure that Middleburgh students are cared for safely when they are ill. Call 518-827-3793 or 844-255-7242 to fast-track an appointment for your child. SBHC can still see your child even if they are not in …
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The MCS music department is proud to announce that Quin Smith has been selected for the All Eastern Modern Band. The National Association for Music Education (NAfME) All East division includes students from 11 Northeastern states and Europe. Students will travel to Rochester in April 2023 to rehearse and perform with their honors ensembles. Admission …
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Does your child need to see a dentist? The Middleburgh School-Based Health program will offer preventive dental services for MCS students throughout the month of December! If your child does not have a current dental provider, call the Middleburgh School Based Health clinic at 518-827-3793 to enroll and schedule an appointment.
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 …
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