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National Honor
Society inducts 43 high schoolers at ceremony
MAY 2008—Forty-three
Middletown High School students were inducted into the
school's chapter of the National Honor Society, or NHS,
during a ceremony Thursday night.
National Honor Society, or NHS, is an organization whose
intent is to recognize high school students as incoming
seniors who show achievement in scholarship, leadership,
service, and character. Students must have at least a 90
percent grade point average and must fill out an
application, complete an essay, and interview.
Click here to
read more!
School hosts 26th
Annual Academic Awards May 28
MAY
2008—Middletown High
School's 26th Annual Academic Awards Banquet will be
held on May 28, at 6 p.m. at Kuhl's Highland House in
Middletown, to honor the many outstanding achievements
of over 225 high school students. See you there!
Important graduation
information
MAY
2008—As graduation
approaches, students and parents should be aware of some
important senior events and happenings.
Click here
for graduation information
and
here a list of important senior events!
Middletown college
fair gives students choices
MAY
2008—It’s
never too early to start thinking about college. And
students at Middletown High School were doing just
on May 7 that thanks to a college fair put on by the school’s College
& Career Center. Admission counselors from over 60 schools
were on hand to help high schoolers make one of the most
important decisions of their lives—which college to attend.
Click here to read more!
MHS students take
top music awards while at Disney World
MAY 2008—Students
recently traveled to Walt Disney World to compete in a
full-fledged music competition, along with 14 other
participating schools and won big.
According to Greg
Bennett, K-12 music department chair and director of
the Chamber Singers, Women's Chorale, and Pipers, the Chamber
Singers received an Excellent rating, the Women's
Chorale received a Superior rating, a
Best In Class Award,
and additionally received the
Festival Disney Silver Award
for having the highest combined scores in their
classification. The Pipers received a Superior rating
and a
Best In Class Award
and the Men's Chorus, directed by Kathryn Hopper
and Lucas Rau, received an Excellent rating.
Two students, Melanie
Velasquez and Paul Strachan Jr., received Outstanding
Soloist awards as well.
"I am incredibly proud of each and every one," said
Bennett. "These 51 students are to be commended for
their efforts and they are shining examples of Middie
Pride not only today, but every day."
Kathryn Hopper directs the
Men's Chorus while at Walt Disney World in May!
Chamber Singers, Women's
Chorale, and Pipers, as well as the Men's Chorus, were
all recognized for the efforts at the competition.
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REMINDER: In order to not impede
the buses arriving at MHS in the morning and afternoon, students
being dropped off by parents must use the Gardner Ave. entrance. The
Carpenter Ave. entrance is for staff and buses only.
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Click here
for Project SUCCESS letter
sent home to all parents! |
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Click here
for cafeteria relocation
letter sent home to all parents! |
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Click here
for the list of
scholarships from the Guidance Department! |
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Learn
how to prevent MRSA in our schools!
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May 19
AOIT & AOF recognition
ceremony @ 6 p.m.
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May 20
Budget vote and BOE
election
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May 23
& 26
NO SCHOOL
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Executive
Principal
Alan Gonzalez
House Principals
Tanya Davis
Karen Liparulo
Carl Pabon
John Szakmary
Michelle Zernone |
24
Gardner
Avenue Ext.
Middletown, NY 10940
Phone:
(845) 341-5900
Fax: (845) 326-1605 |




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