Today Livia Fronckowiak signed her letter of intent to play college soccer at Herkimer College! We are very proud of Livy and we wish her success at the collegiate level!
Attention Families of Students in Grades 9-12:
We are hosting our annual Hudson Valley Construction Career Expo on Thursday evening, March 26, 2026, from 5:30 – 7:30 PM at Rockland Community College in the Fieldhouse.
This event provides a great opportunity for students and parents to explore career opportunities in the construction industry and learn about training programs, benefits, salaries, and career paths that can lead to a successful future right here in the Hudson Valley.
Please note that this event is different from our Construction Career Day. Career Day which is held during the school day and requires advance school registration, and it is already full for 2026.
The Construction Career Expo, however, is an open evening event where students and families can meet contractors and trade union representatives from across the Hudson Valley to ask questions and learn about opportunities in the industry.
While advance registration is not required, it is appreciated.
I kindly ask that you share the attached flyer with your students and parents through email, school websites, newsletters, and social media.
Thank you for helping us connect young people with rewarding careers in construction.
Best regards,
Sharon Regan-Masciovecchio
Events and Communications Manager
Phone: 914-631-6070 Cell: 845-598-1701 | Email: sharon@cicnys.org
We are hosting our annual Hudson Valley Construction Career Expo on Thursday evening, March 26, 2026, from 5:30 – 7:30 PM at Rockland Community College in the Fieldhouse.
This event provides a great opportunity for students and parents to explore career opportunities in the construction industry and learn about training programs, benefits, salaries, and career paths that can lead to a successful future right here in the Hudson Valley.
Please note that this event is different from our Construction Career Day. Career Day which is held during the school day and requires advance school registration, and it is already full for 2026.
The Construction Career Expo, however, is an open evening event where students and families can meet contractors and trade union representatives from across the Hudson Valley to ask questions and learn about opportunities in the industry.
While advance registration is not required, it is appreciated.
I kindly ask that you share the attached flyer with your students and parents through email, school websites, newsletters, and social media.
Thank you for helping us connect young people with rewarding careers in construction.
Best regards,
Sharon Regan-Masciovecchio
Events and Communications Manager
Phone: 914-631-6070 Cell: 845-598-1701 | Email: sharon@cicnys.org
We had a very special visitor today!
Cat in the Hat!
How do you end Dr. Seuss week? With green eggs and ham of course!
Help Us Support Your Child’s Reading and Writing!
We have extended the deadline for this survey.
Parents and caregivers of PK–6 students: Please take a few minutes to complete our 7-question, anonymous literacy survey. Your feedback will be used by our school to better partner with families and strengthen literacy learning at school and at home. Survey responses will be collected through March 20.
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Tonight's NCOC BOCES Open House has been postponed until March 12th at 6:00 pm due to the inclement weather.
ATTENTION ALL SPRING SPORTS ATHLETES/PARENTS:
Monday 3/9, will be the first day of VARSITY practices
Monday 3/16, will be the first day of MODIFIED practices
We will have a meet the coaches/AC night on 3/18 @ 6:30pm
We look forward to seeing everyone!!
Monday 3/9, will be the first day of VARSITY practices
Monday 3/16, will be the first day of MODIFIED practices
We will have a meet the coaches/AC night on 3/18 @ 6:30pm
We look forward to seeing everyone!!
MCS is on a two hour delay today, Wednesday, 3/4/26.
Class of 2029 Spaghetti Dinner
Special Board of Education meeting announcement.
On Wednesday February 25th, students in Family, Career and Community Leaders of America (FCCLA) participated in "Mock States"- a practice run for most students before their state-level competition, and the actual competition for the Culinary Arts team. Competitors were Bella Andre, Julia Balcom Salazar, Danielle Sanford & Matthew Greene, Vivian Faraci, and Everley Marks.
The event was possible thanks to collaboration with our generous community professionals in various fields, who donated their time and expertise to evaluate and provide advice and guidance to students.
Many thanks go out to Marybeth & Devin Mills of Peekamoose Restaurant in Big Indian, Patty Tripodi of Patty's Cakery in Roxbury, Joan Lawrence-Bauer of The Reporter, Christina Stickle, MCS Business teacher, and Rebecca McDermott, MCS Food Service staff.
The students will next compete at their annual State Leadership Conference on March 19th & 20th.
The event was possible thanks to collaboration with our generous community professionals in various fields, who donated their time and expertise to evaluate and provide advice and guidance to students.
Many thanks go out to Marybeth & Devin Mills of Peekamoose Restaurant in Big Indian, Patty Tripodi of Patty's Cakery in Roxbury, Joan Lawrence-Bauer of The Reporter, Christina Stickle, MCS Business teacher, and Rebecca McDermott, MCS Food Service staff.
The students will next compete at their annual State Leadership Conference on March 19th & 20th.
Kindergarten "Things" celebrating Dr. Seuss spirit week.
The 3rd day of the 3rd month is National Third Grader Day!!
Special thanks to MCS parent and substitute Camila Bender for visiting the Varsity Chorus today help them with their pronunciations in Portuguese as they learn a famous Samba song from Brazil. Our students are so lucky to live in a community that brings the world into their classroom. Thanks Mrs. Bender!
In January, our 10th graders visited NCOC's Career and Technical Education Programs! Students explored the Automotive, Cosmetology, Culinary Arts, Equipment Operations, and Visual Communications CTE Programs.
Want to explore further? NCOC is hosting their Annual Open House on March 5th, 2026, from 6pm to 7:30pm. All 10th graders planning to attend CTE programs are encouraged to attend.
As a reminder to 10th Graders who are interested in attending CTE for the 2026-2027 School Year, the CTE Application must be submitted to Ms. Terrell no later than Tuesday, March 10th, 2026.
For any questions, please contact our Guidance Office at (845) 586-2647x1006, or mterrell@margaretvillecs.org
Want to explore further? NCOC is hosting their Annual Open House on March 5th, 2026, from 6pm to 7:30pm. All 10th graders planning to attend CTE programs are encouraged to attend.
As a reminder to 10th Graders who are interested in attending CTE for the 2026-2027 School Year, the CTE Application must be submitted to Ms. Terrell no later than Tuesday, March 10th, 2026.
For any questions, please contact our Guidance Office at (845) 586-2647x1006, or mterrell@margaretvillecs.org
Celebrate reading and writing during Dr. Seuss Spirit Week (March 2–6) with the theme Oh, the Places You’ll Go! 📚✨ Each day has a fun dress-up theme:
Monday, 3/2 – Cat in the Hat Day: Wear a hat or red-and-white clothes.
Tuesday, 3/3 – Fox in Socks Day: Wear crazy or mismatched socks.
Wednesday, 3/4 – Wacky Wednesday: Wear mismatched, inside-out, or backwards clothes.
Thursday, 3/5 – Oh the Places You’ll Go: Dress to show what you want to be or where you want to go.
Friday, 3/6 – Green Eggs & Ham Day: Enjoy a breakfast, mystery games, and announce K-6 writing contest winners! 💚
A week full of imagination, creativity, and school spirit!
Monday, 3/2 – Cat in the Hat Day: Wear a hat or red-and-white clothes.
Tuesday, 3/3 – Fox in Socks Day: Wear crazy or mismatched socks.
Wednesday, 3/4 – Wacky Wednesday: Wear mismatched, inside-out, or backwards clothes.
Thursday, 3/5 – Oh the Places You’ll Go: Dress to show what you want to be or where you want to go.
Friday, 3/6 – Green Eggs & Ham Day: Enjoy a breakfast, mystery games, and announce K-6 writing contest winners! 💚
A week full of imagination, creativity, and school spirit!
Congrats to River Williams for competing at States!
In the Slalom she placed 38th/62, Giant Slalom she placed 39th/62!
Congrats on an awesome season River!
In the Slalom she placed 38th/62, Giant Slalom she placed 39th/62!
Congrats on an awesome season River!
Message from the Cafeteria:
Kids who eat breakfast get the fuel they need to learn, focus and grow. Here at Margaretville Central School, we're excited to make breakfast a part of every school day.
Please join us in celebrating National School Breakfast Week, March 2nd - March 6th.
Kids who eat breakfast get the fuel they need to learn, focus and grow. Here at Margaretville Central School, we're excited to make breakfast a part of every school day.
Please join us in celebrating National School Breakfast Week, March 2nd - March 6th.
MCS is on a two hour delay today, Wednesday, 2/25
MCS will be closed on Monday, 2/23/26. Please stay safe and enjoy the snow.