Jacob Knisely and Mia Graziano received the Central North Zone Health and Physical Education Student Leadership Award. These students demonstrate excellent performance in the areas of fitness, citizenship and leadership. Congratulations! 🥇
The celebration of our graduating seniors continues! Today, we would like to celebrate Alexandra Marsala, EmmaLee Baker, Virginia Culver and Zach Congden!
Congratulations to you all! 🎓
Here some photos from our Senior walkthrough on Monday, June 10! Congrats, Class of 2024! 🎓
On Monday June 10, the SRC Arena at Onondaga Community College held the 35th annual Section III Scholar-Athlete Dinner! We had two athletes, Wyatt and Haley, awarded and recognized! Congratulations to them both! 👏
Some of the 8th Graders went to Black River Outdoor Education Center and kayaked the Black River! They learned how to safely get in and out of their kayaks, paddle efficiently and play around a bit in the water! It was an amazing experience and day for all that went! 🛶 🌊
Teamwork makes the dream work! 💭
The character trait for the month of June was teamwork. Congratulations to Caden Walker, Shawn Carpenter, Norma Boice, Savannah Wilcox, Collin Giamella and Jenny Lewandowski for being the Character Trait Award winners for June! 👏
Here are our Character Trait Award Winners for the month of May! The character trait of the month of May was courage. Congratulations to Noah Maggio, Eben Ostrander, Marie Francisco, Alexandria Graziano, Brianna Tooke and Daytona Wilcox!
On Saturday June 8th, Reganne Jones and Cheyenne Tanney both received honorable mention awards in the Young at Art Regional Youth Art Contest at the Fenimore Art Museum in Cooperstown. Awesome work! 👏
The Mount Markham Concert Band just rocked the stage and took home 2nd place at the Darien Lake Music Festival this past Friday! 🥈👏 A huge shoutout to our talented musicians for their hard work and passion. Let's keep the music alive and continue to aim high! Congratulations, band! 🎸 🎶
On Tuesday, June 4th, the Mt. Markham Optimist Club recognized the recipients of the Eighth Grade Youth of the Month Awards! 👏
Last week, High School SADD (Students Against Destructive Decisions) sponsored the Save A Life Tour! Students were able to experience, through visual and interactive demonstrations, the effects of impaired and distracted driving behavior.
With the assistance of Mrs. Teater and the Connected Community Schools, students were also encouraged to wear mustaches and claim "I must ask (mustache) you to practice safe driving."
Thank you to Herkimer BOCES Arts In Education for helping SADD bring this valuable experience to our students!
On Monday, the Seniors took their Senior Day Trip to Seabreeze in Rochester! The students had a great day of playing games, riding fun rides at the amusement park, and enjoying the waterpark! Mrs. Brower and Ms. Robinson would like to thank Mr. Winegard, Mr. Circelli, Mrs. Hoke, and Mrs. Moshier for helping to make this a fun, memorable experience for our seniors! Mr. Winegard and Mr. Circelli had students playing fun games on the bus ride there and back, making sure that even a long bus ride was fun!
We also had a trio from our varsity softball team recognized by CNY Sports Authority!
Camryn Donley received first team honors, Kyra Piersma received second team honors, and Addison Jones was an honorable mention!
Congratulations on a great season! 🥎
As announced by CNY Sports Authority on Saturday, June 3, we had three members of our varsity baseball team receive recognization! Congratulations to Nate Pcola for earning second team honors, and Wyatt Young and Jamison Young for receiving honorable mentions!
Great season boys! ⚾️
The World Language Department at Mount Markham CSD is pleased to announce that Reganne Jones (left) and Madaline Briggs (right) have completed the requirements to earn the New York State Seal of Biliteracy!
This honor is only earned by students that demonstrate an Intermediate High level of competency in two languages.
Reganne and Madaline successfully communicated in both English and French.
Both students completed a five-minute presentation about a French-speaking country, were interviewed about their personal lives, completed research for the project, submitted article reviews and wrote an essay comparing an aspect of the culture of their chosen country and the United States.
All of their work was completed in French. Their work was reviewed by the Committee on the Seal of Biliteracy who deemed them deserving of this high honor. Both students will be presented with medals to wear at Graduation and a special seal will be placed on their high school diplomas.
Congratulations to them both!👏
On Wednesday, May 15, The Rome Air Force Research Laboratory (AFRL) Federal Women’s Program hosted an event called STREAMS to Success!
STREAMS to Success is an activity day for female students in grades 6-12 who are interested in science, technology, research, engineering, or math (STREAM). Those who attended heard from guest speakers and worked on collaborative, hands on project to learn more about potential careers. Students had to apply to attend, and we had five of our students chosen!
Our Varsity Baseball team heads to Onondaga Community College to take on Pulaski tonight at 7:00pm for the Sectional Championship! ⚾️
The team will be escorted out of town at 4:00pm by the West Winfield and Bridgewater Fire Departments. For those that are able to give them another send off and show support, they will be leaving school and traveling through the center of town.
Good luck to our team and all the families involved!
GO MUSTANGS!
The Mount Markham Central School District is proud to announce that one of its
distinguished alumni will be inducted into the Hall of Fame in 2024. Congratulations to our newest inductee! Robert (Bob) Charles Wheeler, Class of 1959
Congratulations to Brian Olsen and Karen Pauley for receiving a Staff Shout-Out! Thank you for going above and beyond to support our students.
Congratulations to Brian Mattison, Jennifer Jones and Matt Wichowsky for receiving a Staff Shout-Out! We appreciate everything you do to ensure our students and staff can travel safely to wherever they need to go.
