Mayfield
Education
Northville Schools Earn National Praise for Innovative Breakfast Choices
Please see the attached release regarding the district’s recent USDA Healthy Meals Incentives Recognition Award! NCS is being recognized for our efforts to create more choices for breakfast and to “reduce the intake of excess sugar, support our students’ physical health, and foster a culture of mindful eating.” The January 2024 addition of our yogurt and oatmeal options was a key component of our designation as a “Breakfast Trailblazer” district.Visit here for more details.
Schalmont Senior Commits to Family Business at CTE Signing Day
On a recent Tuesday, Schalmont senior Nicholas Decker participated in a National Signing Day event at Capital Region BOCES, celebrating students from the Career and Technical Education (CTE) sector. This event recognizes students like Nicholas who are prepared to use their vocational skills in their future careers.
Scheduled Herbicide Treatment at Local Jr/Sr High Schools' Fields on May 7
The Mayfield Central School District has scheduled herbicide applications at the Jr/Sr High Schools' athletic fields for Tuesday, May 7, 2024. This is in line with NYS Education Law, which requires public notification for such activities. Students and athletes should consult their coaches to see if there are changes to their practice or game schedules.
Pleasant Avenue Elementary's Principal Wins Prestigious Administrator Award for Library Support
Cory Cotter, the Principal of Pleasant Avenue Elementary School, was recently awarded the Administrator of the Year by the HFM School Library System. The award was given during the 29th annual Celebration of School Libraries held at the Allen House on the SUNY Fulton-Montgomery Community College campus. It recognizes leaders who significantly support the integration of library media centers into schools.
Mayfield Residents to Decide on School Budget with 2.40% Tax Increase on May 21
On May 21, residents of the Mayfield Central School District will vote on a proposed school budget for the 2024-25 academic year. The budget is set at $22,489,083 and includes a tax levy increase of 2.40%, which is below the district's allowable limit. As a result, the budget requires only a simple majority to pass.
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