Mayfield’s graduation was different this year – the class of 60 students was broken up into three ceremonies, to comply with the governor’s dictate about a maximum of 150 people at graduations to stop the spread of the COVID-19 virus. Each student received six tickets for guests. The guests sat at tables – spaced at …
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Thank you for supporting MCS! The 2020-2021 school budget was approved by a vote of 354 to 104, 77% to 23%. The bus purchase proposal passed with a vote of 357-102, 78% to 22%. Aaron Flynn was re-elected to a 5-year term and Tara Caraco was elected to a 1-year term on the Board of …
Annually, Mayfield Central School District recognizes the top two graduating students as the class as the valedictorian and salutatorian, as well as those students whose weighted cumulative high school average is above 90.0. Congratulations to these seniors, the Class of 2020 graduation Honor Guard, on their achievements and dedication to excellence:
We want to reassure voters of the confidential nature of the voting process the Mayfield Central School District is following for this year’s school budget vote and election on June 9, 2020. Following are answers to questions we have received about this year’s absentee voting process: Why is this year’s budget vote and election being …
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