Through some grant funding we are able to offer this wonderful opportunity to some students until the session is full.
Information in the flyer!
This Week's Events :
6/25 - Elementary Moving Up Day Ceremony @ 9:00 am
- 5th Grade Graduation @ 5:30 pm
6/26 - Last Day of School
- BOCES Graduation Rehearsal @ 9:30 am
- BOCES Graduation Ceremony at NCOC @6:00 pm
6/27 - Baccalaureate Ceremony at the Christian Center @ 6:00 pm
6/28 - Graduation Rehearsal @ 11:00 am
6/29 - Graduation Commencement @ 1:30 pm
Another Athletic Update...Please check the app.
GEOMETRY & ALGEBRA II
LIVE REGENTS REVIEWS
with KIRK WEILER!
The Algebra I Live Regents Review with Kirk was a success!
Up next: the Geometry Live Review this Thursday and the
Algebra II Review this Sunday! Let eMATHinstruction's
teacher extraordinaire give your students a helpful review of
the skills they'll need to succeed at the two math-related NY
Regents exams remaining.
GEOMETRY
Review Date:
THU, JUNE 20, 6PM
Test Kirk will be reviewing:
The June 2023 Geometry Regents Exam (click for a copy)
2024 Test Date:
Friday, June 21, 2024
ALGEBRA II
Review Date:
SUN, JUNE 23, 6PM
Test Kirk will be reviewing:
The June 2023 Algebra II Regents Exam (click for a copy)
2024 Test Date:
Monday, June 24, 2023
All live reviews (and their recordings) will be accessible in
the "Live" section of eMATH's YouTube Channel HERE.
Students can also watch previously recorded reviews with
Kirk from years past for extra help and practice.
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YOUTUBE CHANNEL!
(Track and field)
Hi all,
Track workout plan for summer is as follows. Plan will be updated with different workouts for the sprints and middle distance workouts. you can find a schedule that works for you but I would like you to get in 2 hard workouts a week and 1 day of a medium activity workout. the two hard workouts a week are as follows
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qF88X_wLGlg
1. Warm up, 3x30m fly(3 minutes rest in between), 2x40m fly(4 minutes rest in between
Distance: Warm up, 5-6x400m 90% of race pace, 3 minute recovery between each
2. Warm up, 3x100m at 90% of race pace, 2x24 second drill(run as fast as you can for 24 seconds and record your distance)
Distance: tempo run: 2 minutes easy, 3 minutes hard, 2 minutes easy, 3 minutes hard, 2 minutes easy. Hard=all out
3. Medium workout day, warm up, 3x20m acceleration starts, 1x50m acceleration start, plyometrics(standing long jump 8 times, fast feet 30 seconds 3 times, squat jumps 8 times)
Distance: 8x80m hills at 80% effort(estimate) 800m base run
Attached you will see a video as to what a fly is. If you have any questions or if you'd like me to show you how to do these workouts then please approach me and we can figure out a time this summer that works for you.
Happy Juneteenth!
What does Juneteenth celebrate?
Juneteenth is a holiday commemorating the freedom of the slaves in the United States. The name Juneteenth is a combination of the words June and nineteenth. The day is also called Emancipation Day and Freedom Day.
History of Juneteenth
The Emancipation Proclamation was issued by Abraham Lincoln on September 22, 1862. It went into effect on January 1, 1863. However, slaves were not set free in the Confederacy until Union army was able to come in and take over. On June 18, 1865 the Union army arrived in Galveston, Texas. The next day, June 19th, General Gordon Granger announced that the slaves in Texas were free by order of the president of the United States.
The former slaves in Galveston celebrated the day that they were set free. The first Juneteenth celebration took place the very next year.
Athletic updates...Please check the athletic schedules there have been a few changes. As always, athletic events can change very quickly.
Any questions with practices please contact your coach. Coach O already has the schedules up and has sent out emails.
8/26 First day of practice for both soccer and golf.
If you have any questions please feel free to contact me, either by email or by phone.
MCS Music's Inaugural Gala, Fortissimo, was a HUGE success!
The 5th grade Country Fair was a delicious success!
Margaretville Pride!
To all members of the school community attending our annual 5th grade Country Fair this Friday, 6/14, 8:30-11:30: Due to the first day of regents exams and the need to keep our front hallway quiet, we will be moving entrance to the building through the eastern side door (5th grade classroom entrance).
For all other visitors to the building , we will have the usual front entry.
Tomorrow's the big night!
See you Thursday evening at 7pm for the First-Annual Fortissimo! All students in Band or Chorus get one free concert-only ticket (give your name at the door!).
Concert doors open at 6:30pm!
https://sites.google.com/margaretvillecs.org/fortissimo/home
Tonight we celebrated academic excellence at MCS!
Congratulations to all our scholars and our Junior Class Scholarship Recipients!
Board of Education Workshop - Principal Search
MCS COMMUNITY: We need to hear from you!
As I am sure that you have heard, Mr. Giardino will be leaving us at the end of the year. That means we have to begin the search for a new Principal. It is really important that we gather information from all of you, so that we can find the best fit for our school. We know it will be hard to replace Mr. G, but with your help, we will try our best! Click on the link below to start the survey.
https://tejoin.com/scroll/602337189
Tristan McVitty Wins the Delaware League Boys Singles Championship!!
Conner Hill and Ryan Sanford also Won the Delaware League Boys Doubles Championship!
Congratulations to our Tennis Team this season!!
MCS Sports Clinic Information
ATTENTION HS STUDENTS!!! REGENTS REVIEW & EXAM SCHEDULE
Margaretville's Wildflowers Girls on the Run team went to Oneonta this past weekend to participate in an end of season 5k, which included over 20 other schools from the central NY area. Throughout the spring season these students learned a lot about making positive choices, team spirit, being a leader and helping others. Their hard work and perseverance paid off in being able to complete the 5k (3.1 miles). Way to go!!
Athletic Banquet update:
RSVPs for the 2024 Athletic Banquet were due today (Friday, May 31).
Anyone who would like to RSVP (either just for their athlete OR for athletes and guests) needs to email Julia Marks (jmarks2@margaretvillecs.org) as soon as possible.
Please note: there is no charge for the banquet, and each athlete is allocated four guests. If you have more than four guests, please add their names for inclusion on the overflow list.
Margaretville High School students had the chance to rub elbows with numerous career industries at Career Jam at Schenectady County Community College. Career Jam is a Workforce Development program that connects students to employers and future careers through hands-on exploration. Students were able to ask questions, interact with those in the career, and "play" with industry equipment. Students were also able to tour the campus and learn more about the college offerings.
