Category: Archive
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Counseling Office Newsletter – Semester 2 Edition
Welcome to Semester 2! While winter is in full swing and the days are short and chilly, the MCSD Counseling Office is ready to support students and help them stay motivated through the rest of the year. From academic planning and college prep to personal growth and goal setting, this spring is all about fresh
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Our 17th Annual Kids Heart Challenge
Mayfield Elementary is thrilled to be participating in the annual American Heart Association’s Kids Heart Challenge for the 17th year! This incredible community service event allows our students to join millions of other children across the country in a meaningful opportunity to help others and learn about heart health. On Friday, Jan. 9 teachers and
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Welcome to the new Mayfield website!
We are excited to announce the launch of our brand-new Mayfield Central School District website! After gathering community input, careful consideration of design, and thoughtful planning and implementation, our new site is ready as a valuable resource for our community. In partnership with Capital Region BOCES, we have designed a website that not only provides
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Elementary School December Students of the Month
Mayfield Elementary School awarded December Students of the Month, focusing on recognizing students who have demonstrated kindness. These students have continually shown kindness to their teachers and fellow students. Great job to our December Students of the Month! Pre-K Maverick Clute, Mackenzie Keerdoja, Laney Houtz Kindergarten Jamie Spagnola, Mirakle Frye, Natalie Allan, Kenai Contreras Moore
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Community Walking Program
We are happy to announce the return of our Community Walking Program beginning on Monday, Jan 5. This program will again be held at Mayfield Elementary School, 80 N. Main Street, and be available to walkers Monday-Friday from 5-8pm. The program will only be available on days school has been in session and is not
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Mayfield Residents Approve $19 million Capital Project
On Wednesday, Dec. 10, Mayfield Central School District residents approved a $19 million capital improvement project with a vote of 108 (yes) to 26 (no). Items included in the capital improvement project will enhance learning spaces, help ensure the safety and security of our students and staff, and continue to build a positive, supportive school
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Mayfield Jr/Sr High School Announces First Quarter Honor Rolls
Principal’s List (97-100): Grade 12 – Merella Aldi, Brianna Iannuzzi, Gavin Malatino, Kayden Martin, Lilith Morehouse-VanSlyke, Morgan Oare, Gavin Rowback, Mila Valachovic, Ariana Yuret.Grade 11 – Sean Andujar, EllaJean Bowers, Gracelin Bradley, Landon Conyne, Lucille Kline, Byron Lawrence, Abigail Powers, Alonzo Quintana, Zacarias Quintana, Giana Sinisi, Michael VanNostrand.Grade 10 – Alice Blackwood, Gracie Cabral, Maya Canton, Isabella Castiglione,
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Elementary School November Students of the Month
Mayfield Elementary School awarded November Students of the Month. This month we focused on recognizing students who have demonstrated responsible behavior. Great job to our November Students of the Month! Pre-K Anthony Rorick, Mackenzie Bryant, Lochlan Retersdorf Kindergarten Ayla Stoliker, Charlotte Keerdoja, Keegan Kremler 1st Grade Orion Skinner, Clarkelyn Chamberlaine, Leighton Vedder 2nd Grade Michael
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Broadalbin-Perth Lions Hold Vision Screening
The Broadalbin-Perth Lions Club recently visited Mayfield Elementary and provided vision screenings for over 60 pre-k and kindergarten students. Lions are known throughout the world for their work to improve the lives of the visually impaired and prevent avoidable blindness. The Broadalbin-Perth Lions have embraced this global cause and have taken action, coordinating efforts with
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Jr/Sr High School First Quarter Character Awards
The Mayfield Jr/Sr High School held its first quarter Character Assembly on Wednesday, Nov. 12. Quarterly assemblies are held to celebrate students who have consistently displayed positive character traits such as accountability, enthusiasm, excellence in work, productivity, good behavior, and work ethic. The students who were honored have led by example and are role models