Friends, family and colleagues attended the June 1 Board of Education meeting to support teachers who are retiring and being granted tenure. “It’s the happiest time of year and the happiest occasion for the lucky few in front of us,” Superintendent Dunn addressed the attendees. The district recognized five retiring educators and granted five teachers tenure. …
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Career and Technical School students from Middleburgh received certificates, honors and awards The ceremony marked the completion of one and two-year programs at Capital Region BOCES Schoharie Campus. Areas of study include: cosmetology, commercial construction/heavy equipment, criminal justice, electrical trades, residential construction, two-year sequence of health careers and automotive technology. Congratulations to Middleburgh BOCES graduates: …
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Boys and girls ages 13 to 18 are welcome to join this free program Tuesday Tumble: Basic to intermediate tumbling skills and techniques, increase flexibility, and conditioning. Thursday Stunt/Cheer: Progression in stunts basic to advanced. (shaping, body positions, choreography and conditioning) DAYS: Tuesdays and Thursdays from July 12 to August 25 (Students must attend both …
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The Middleburgh Board of Education appointed Jeffery Ziegler to serve as interim superintendent starting Friday, July 1. Our current Superintendent Brian Dunn will continue to lead us through this school year to ensure a smooth transition. Mr. Dunn has accepted a position as superintendent of the Pine Bush Central School District. BOE President Pamela Standhart …
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Our annual Sports Awards ceremony is open to students in grades 7-12 that completed at least one interscholastic athletic sports season during the 2021-2022 school year. No RSVP required. Schedule of events: 5:30 – 6:30 Tailgating picnic in the parking lot, food will be provided. 6:30 – 7:30 Presentation of awards in the gym.
“We are excited to feature our very strong arts program and to honor and celebrate the life of Isabel Skowfoe with a memorial bench made by MCS students and their teacher Mr. Gray,” said Superintendent Dunn. The stage has been set on the front steps of the Jr. / Sr. High school for a night …
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Registration for Summer Enrichment is being extended through Monday, June 13 Middleburgh Jr. / Sr. High School is offering several summer enrichment experiences for all students. Every session is free to all MCS Jr. / Sr. High School students including incoming 7th graders. Click the link for a list of programs being offered. These activities …
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Kaurice Bell met the At Large Qualifying Standard for State Championships taking second place in the 200M at the state qualifiers at Shenendehowa High School. Kaurice also met the Super standard qualifying for the 100M as well, taking third place with an 11.05. His 200M time of 22.49 is yet another PR for …
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Dear MCS Families, First off, thank you for your understanding and cooperation regarding today’s unplanned school district closure. We chose to close the buildings out of an abundance of caution as there were many variables to sort out before bringing students and staff on campus. This morning the administrative team and district cabinet, including myself, …
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Dear MCS Families, It was recently brought to the attention of district officials that a community member has been looking into the classroom windows on campus at the elementary school and posting inappropriate social media posts. While we do not have any information at this time regarding a credible threat, out of an abundance of …
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