Don't forget: The Annual Senior Cap and Gown Parade will be held tomorrow (Friday, June 9) at 5:00 p.m. Members of the Class of 2023 should wait with their decorated cars at their banners at 4:30. The bus will start its route at 5:00 and make its way down Main Street, delivering caps and gowns to the seniors. Family and friends are encouraged to accompany their seniors at their banners.
The Middle School Reading Club has a Summer Reading Challenge and quarterly Reading Challenges for students in grades 6, 7, and 8. Five students successfully completed the Readopoly Challenge. Gianna Torres, Amelia Marks, Zachariah Wells, Caleb Santos, and Mackenzie Scully read a total of 58 books during the challenge. The winner of the raffle was Amelia Marks, who read 14 books.
The Middle School Reading Club is led by club advisors and English teachers Amanda Wells and Kristin Vignona.
Our third graders did an outstanding job on their biography presentations today!
Front row, left to right: Princess Diana, Anne Frank, Queen Elizabeth I, Helen Keller, Coretta Scott King, Muhammad Ali, Michael Jordan, Anne Frank.
Middle row, left to right: Jane Goodall, Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson, Sacagawea, Serena Williams, Abraham Lincoln, Wayne Gretzky, Rosa Parks, Barack Obama, Malala Yousafzai, Ruth Bader Ginsburg (times three!).
Back row, left to right: Susan B. Anthony, Ronald Reagan, Benjamin Franklin, Albert Einstein, Nikola Tesla, George Washington Carver (also times three!).
Way to go, third grade!
Para tu información
El evento Go BLUE que sigue en pie para este viernes 9 de junio. Debido a la calidad del aire, el evento será bajo techo. No se requieren trajes de baño ni toallas. ¡Pero para pasar un buen rato rebotando, necesitarás calcetines! ¡Estamos igual de emocionados!
FYI:
The Go BLUE event is still on for this Friday, June 9th. Due to air quality and temperatures, the event will be indoors. Bathing suits and towels are not required. But in order to have a bouncing good time, you will need socks! We hope you are as excited as we are!
Estimadas familias y cuidadores,
Según los informes del Servicio Meteorológico Nacional, anticipamos que la calidad del aire en nuestra región seguirá siendo mala esta semana debido a los incendios forestales en curso en Canadá.
Tomaremos los siguientes pasos proactivos para la seguridad de los estudiantes y empleados si la calidad del aire no mejora o empeora:
- Mantener todas las ventanas cerradas.
- Limitación fuera de PE o Gimnasio.
- Asegurarse de que los estudiantes tengan acceso a descansos para tomar agua adecuados.
- Revisar a los estudiantes que sabemos que están comprometidos con su respiración.
Seguiremos de cerca este evento meteorológico único y lo mantendremos informado.
Su orgulloso Superintendente,
Michelle Osterhoudt
Dear families and caregivers,
Based on reports from the National Weather Service, we anticipate that the air quality in our region will remain poor this week due to ongoing wildfires in Canada.
We will take the following proactive steps for student and employee safety if the air quality doesn't improve our worsens:
- Keeping all windows closed.
- Limiting outside PE or Gym.
- Making sure students have access to adequate water breaks.
- Checking on students who we know are compromised with their breathing.
We will closely monitor this unique weather event and keep you informed.
Your proud Superintendent,
Michelle Osterhoudt
Congratulations to all of our students who were celebrated at last night's Excellence in Academics banquet!
Margaretville Central School third, fourth, and fifth grade girls participated in the Girls on the Run 5K in Oneonta today! The 5K is the culminating event of MCS's Wildflowers Running Club, led this year by fifth grade teacher Linda Pesa, which is open to girls in grades three through eight. Students trained for ten weeks leading up to today's run. The Girls on the Run organization is a nonprofit that has "fun, evidence-based programs that inspire girl empowerment by building confidence, kindness and decision making skills." Way to go, girls!
This week's events!
Signing Days 2023!
Congratulations to our Seniors at NCOC and OAOC who have been offered and committed to jobs after graduation and to those who have committed to the military! 🎉
Pictured here is senior Christian Davis.
Congratulations, Christian!
Important end of the year dates for High School.
Elementary end of the year important dates.
Margaretville Central School announces its top three honor students of the Class of 2023!
Reminder: Please make sure your students return their library books by next Friday!
Today we remember those who gave the ultimate sacrifice. Always remember: freedom isn't free!
Today's parades:
9 a.m. Fleischmanns
11 a.m. Margaretville
Some of our favorite seniors came out for dinner and dancing last night! What a great event, full of great fun!
Please make note of the dates for Chromebook returns and be sure your students bring their Chromebooks on the designated return day!
THANK YOU to our community for supporting our budget and, by extension, our ability to provide our students with the best educational experience possible, and congratulations to Mrs. Doris Warner for her re-election to the Margaretville Central School Board of Education!
The choral concert for students in grades 4 through 12 is tonight at 7:00 p.m. in the auditorium! Elementary, middle, and high school chorus students will perform.
