Mayfield Central School District will be accepting registrations as of Feb. 27, 2023, for its 2023-24 pre-kindergarten classes. The MCSD pre-kindergarten program is open to children who will turn 4 years old on or before Dec. 1, and who reside in the Mayfield school district. Mayfield offers spots for 36 pre-k students (two classes of …
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As required by state education law, the Mayfield Central School District maintains a district-wide safety plan and must post this plan on its website. This plan is designed to prevent or minimize the effects of violent incidents and emergencies and to facilitate the coordination of schools and school districts with local and county resources in …
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Members of the Mayfield Elementary sixth-grade class were honored during a ceremony June 24 in the auditorium. Students received special awards and certificates to celebrate their promotion to the Junior-Senior High School. The event included student song performances, as well as students presenting their peers with awards. The promotional certificates were presented by Interim Principal …
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Kelsey Meca, a senior at Mayfield High School, has been named as one of the 10 scholastic award recipients for 2022 by the Capital District Sports Women of the Year organization. Kelsey, who competes in basketball, soccer, and softball, will be recognized at the Capital District Sports Women of the Year Awards Gala at 7 …
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Local students, educators and community leaders were recognized by the Broadalbin-Perth Lions Club at an awards event held at Nicolino’s Restaurant in Amsterdam. Each year, the B-P Lions Club presents awards to graduating seniors from Broadalbin-Perth and Mayfield Central Schools, acknowledging these students’ community service as demonstrated by their involvement and activities in school, church …
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UPDATE 6/21: A funeral service for Kim Mashhadi is planned for 11 a.m. Thursday, June 23, at Church of the Holy Spirit, 153 South Main St., Gloversville, NY. Mayfield Central School District will be closed on Thursday to allow members of the Mayfield school community to attend. The following letter from the superintendent was …
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Seventh-graders in Jill Miller’s seventh-grade Family and Consumer Science classes recently received some very sweet news. The syrup they made from tapping maple trees behind the Jr./Sr. High School placed first in the middle school division in this year’s Schoolyard Sugaring Maple Syrup Contest. This was the second year Miller participated in the contest with …
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Dylan Thomarie, an instructional coach with HFM BOCES, recently worked with Mayfield junior high students during their gym/health classes, presenting a series of “Breakout Room” activities in which the students, in groups, had to use clues to open the locked boxes. The goal was to use the breakout boxes to encourage collaboration, creative thinking, love …
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Mayfield Senior Julia Fitzgerald and English teacher Pam King have been named among CASDA’s “36th Annual Capital Region Students and Teachers Who Make a Difference.” According to the listing on CASDA’s website, “Julia is an exceptional student ranked at the top of her class. Julia has excelled in all of her subjects, especially in math …
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On May 17, Mayfield Central School District voters approved the district’s $20,636,429 budget proposal for 2022-23, elected one board of education member and approved the vehicle purchases for the Transportation and Buildings and Grounds departments. The budget proposition passed 238 to 84. Because Mayfield proposed a budget below the state’s allowable limit for increasing its …
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