More bus demo photos.
7 months ago, Jeremey Marks
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Come down to MCS for our Electric Bus Demo at the bus garage. Leonard's Bus is answering questions and providing great information!
7 months ago, Jeremey Marks
Bus Demo
Late last night ONC BOCES component districts were made aware of a threat made on social media. This threat was made towards BOCES. They immediately contacted the police and the threat was deemed to be unfounded. The Otsego and Delaware County Sheriff's offices are aware of the threat and their presence has been requested at BOCES to reassure students and staff.
7 months ago, Michelle Osterhoudt
Reminder for families: Please join us at the MCS Open House is tomorrow night!
7 months ago, Danielle Fronckowiak
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Final at the Cohen Classic tonight: Margaretville:6 Downsville/Walton:1 Saturday Margaretville plays in finals at 5:00.. come on down and support the ladies.
7 months ago, Tracy Reither
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7 months ago, Jeremey Marks
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Cohen Classic at MCS!
7 months ago, Jeremey Marks
Great night at the Cohen Classic!! Look at that moon!
MCS leads 5-1 in the 2nd half
4-1 Margaretville at the half for the Cohen Classic!
7 months ago, Tracy Reither
Music Trip - 1:15 arrival. .
7 months ago, Jeremey Marks
Music Trip Update - arrival time now 1am. Sorry for the delay
7 months ago, Jeremey Marks
Attention Music Trip Families: Target arrival time is 12:45am in the front of the school.
7 months ago, Jeremey Marks
STEM - Student Of The Week: Lochlan Fairbairn Lochlan Fairbairn is our MCS STEM Student of The Week for demonstrating a high level of participation and excelling in class. Well done! Happy Friday! #MCS #STEM
7 months ago, Ivan Herrera
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🌟 Join Us for the Future of School Transportation! 🌟 Electric Bus Demo Day Date: Thursday, September 19 Time: 5:30 Location: Margaretville CSD, 415 Main Street ** Bus Garage - Academy Street 🚍 See the Future of School Buses in Action! Come witness the next generation of school transportation with our cutting-edge Electric Bus Demo! These eco-friendly buses are quiet, efficient, and emission-free, providing a cleaner and greener ride for students. Why Attend? 🌿 Cleaner Air: Learn how electric buses reduce air pollution and promote a healthier environment for our children. ⚡ Energy Efficient: See how electric buses save energy and lower operating costs for schools. 🚌 Comfort & Safety: Experience the modern design, comfort, and advanced safety features of electric school buses. $$ - MCS Received a grant for a FREE Bus!! No cost to the taxpayers!! Who Should Attend? Parents Students School Administrators Community Members Volunteer Fire Dept/EMS Be part of the change! Let's work together for a sustainable future. For more information, call Beth Smith, MCS Bus Garage, 845-586-4161
7 months ago, Jeremey Marks
In honor of September 11, 2001, the following announcement will be made at 8:46 AM. **In Remembrance of 9/11** Today, we pause to honor the lives lost, the families forever changed, and the countless heroes who rose to the occasion on one of the darkest days in our history. As we remember the bravery, sacrifice, and unity shown on September 11, 2001, let us take a moment of silence to reflect on their legacy and to ensure that we never forget the impact of that day. Let us stand together in remembrance, with gratitude for those who served, and with hope for a better tomorrow.
7 months ago, Michelle Osterhoudt
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Sportsmanship informational evening at Delaware Academy!
7 months ago, Tracy Reither
soccer
School may have just started but our Margaretville FCCLA has been busy all summer! Margaretville FCCLA proudly represented their school and community at the highly anticipated FCCLA National Leadership Conference (NLC) held at the Seattle Convention Center from June 29 – July 3, 2024. This annual event brought together more than 8,000 passionate Family, Career, and Community Leaders of America (FCCLA) student members, advisers, and guests. The conference provided Margaretville FCCLA members an amazing experience, including attending inspiring speaker sessions, engaging in youth workshops, competing nationally, and networking with fellow youth leaders. Centered around "The Ultimate Journey," this conference highlighted how FCCLA offers exceptional prospects to its members and advisers through Family and Consumer Sciences (FCS) education. By exploring career opportunities and instilling real-world skills, advocacy, and service, FCCLA empowers its members to make an impact that will guide them on their ultimate journey. Sandy Spavone, Executive Director of Family, Career, and Community Leaders of America, expressed her enthusiasm: "This year has been nothing short of amazing, filled with milestones that reflect FCCLA’s unwavering dedication to its cause. We are thrilled to have welcomed over 8,000 members, advisers, corporate partners, and guests who are dedicated to discovering the unlimited possibilities available through FCCLA." During the conference, LilliAnn Van Benschoten, Avery Fairbairn, and Madison Rizzo showcased their exceptional talent and dedication by participating in various events. Their remarkable achievements reflect their hard work, determination, and the guidance of their advisers. LilliAnn Van Benschoten competed in level 1 Fashion Construction, earning a gold medal and a national 2nd place finish. She also was selected in the Top 20 and displayed her peacock-inspired dress at the fashion show. Madison Rizzo and Avery Fairbairn competed in Level 1 Recycle and Repurpose and earned silver medals with their beautifully displayed recycled jewelry. Ms. Karn, FACS Teacher and Margaretville FCCLA advisor was honored with the National Spirit of Advising Award. While in Seattle the group took a boat tour of Puget Sound, toured the famous Pikes Market with a local chef, and went High in the sky in Seattle's iconic Space Needle. Looking ahead, FCCLA will be hosting its next National Leadership Conference in Orlando, FL from July 5 - 9, 2025. Additionally, at the end of July, students and staff from Margaretville CSD attended FCCLA’s Summer Leadership where they joined youth leaders from across the state to participate in the event held at SUNY Oneonta. Advisor Dove Karn, NYS Board of Trustees member led a group of student members. Student Addison Passarelli (7th Grade) participated in the Junior Leader Program. This program is where students learn the FCCLA Creed, the planning process, STAR Events, and National Programs. She will also attend Fall Leadership this October and will be instrumental in planning the NYS FCCLA Spring Leadership Conference. Other MCS students completed the District Representative Training program led by General Brown Teaching Assistant Wendy Johnson and Margretville FACS teacher Dove Karn. In this group the students did workshops in FCCLA trivia, STEP 1, Planning Process, Service Learning, Creating a Great Chapter, and officer roles. The following students participated in this: 9th Grade - LilliAnn VanBenschoten; 9th Grade - Grace Fairbairn, 8th Grade- Julia Balcom Salazar, 9th Grade- Angel Garcia Jimenez. All of the attendees also participated in a community outreach program, collecting over 300 items for the Oneonta Red Dragon Food Pantry. Besides the drive, the members all completed a vision board seminar, parliamentary procedure workshop, conflict management training, and membership campaigns. Besides all the hard work there were camp games and crafts.
7 months ago, Danielle Fronckowiak
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Attention Families - CROP Sign Up Tonight!
7 months ago, Danielle Fronckowiak
CROP Sign Up
ANNOUNCEMENT: Tax collection times are: Thursday 9am - 1pm Friday 9am - 1 pm.
7 months ago, Margaretville Central School
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Please mark your calendars for our MCS Open House!
7 months ago, Danielle Fronckowiak
Open House 9/19/24
Athletics: Week 9/9-9/14 9/9 Golf @ Colonial CC vs Hunter 9/11 GV @ Windham 4:15 start Golf @ Stamford GC vs Stamford/Jefferson 9/13 GM soccer @ Windham 4:15 start BM soccer @ Margaretville vs Windham 5:00 start (due to transportation) 9/14 BV @ Cherry Valley 4:00 start
7 months ago, Tracy Reither