Month: March 2020

Pursuant to the Governor Cuomo’s Executive Order, during this time of cancelled classes due to COVID-19, New York State schools are required to care for the school-aged children of essential health care workers (licensed health professionals, such as: physicians, nurse practitioners, physician assistants, registered nurses, LPNs, and nurse assistants or laboratory personnel) and first responders …

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Bagged breakfasts and lunches were available beginning today for Mayfield school-aged students. Administrators, as can be seen in these pictures, pitched in to help bag the lunches for students. They will be available everyday by driving to the drop-off circle at the elementary school between 9:00 a.m. and 11:00 a.m. Students will have their choice …

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1.  Communication During Closing a.       Mayfield Central School District Website b.       Twitter c.       Blackboard Connect d.       All staff will have access to their emails during the regularly scheduled school hours. 2.  Continuity of Operations a.       Payroll will continue on schedule. b.       BOE Meetings will continue. c.       Boxed breakfast and lunches will be distributed from Mayfield …

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Beginning on March 18, a cold, bagged breakfast and lunch will be available for pickup at Mayfield Elementary School for school-aged students.  We ask that you drive to the drop-off circle at the elementary school to pick up meals from 9:00 – 11:00 a.m. On Wednesday, March 18, we will take a count of the …

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It’s nice to get a pat on the back sometimes. Mayfield schools are embracing that idea. The school district is beginning a program next week that is designed to increase parent and school communication while recognizing student improvement. Parents will receive post cards when a teacher or administrator feels their child is working hard to …

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