The first day of school is Wednesday, September 3. Fall sports schedules for the week of Sept 1-7 are available online. MCSD Athletic Connections @ https://5il.co/3ov6c. Practice schedules @ https://5il.co/3ogv9. Welcome back, Dukes!
The Marlboro fall sports season is here! Junior Varsity and Varsity practice schedules for the week of August 25-31 can be found online at https://5il.co/3oguy. Modified fall sports will begin on Wednesday, September 3 (the first day of school), practice schedules for the week of Sept 1-7 can be found online @ https://5il.co/3ogv9. Welcome back, Dukes!
We’re in the home stretch! Students and families, don’t miss our orientations and welcome-back events happening this week. Get all the details here: https://5il.co/3o1dl
The Marlboro fall sports season is almost here! Junior Varsity and Varsity fall sports will kick off on Monday, August 18. Practice schedules can be found at https://5il.co/3nkmy. Modified fall sports will begin on Wednesday, September 3 (the first day of school). Practice schedules will be posted the week of August 25. Let’s go, Dukes!
JV/V Fall Sports begin on Monday, August 18. Practice schedules can be found online @ https://5il.co/3nkmy. Modified fall sports will begin on the first day of school, Wednesday, September 3. Practice schedules will be posted the week of August 25.
Student Representatives play a vital role on a school district’s Board of Education. They attend Board meetings and serve as a liaison between the student body and the school board—sharing information, offering feedback, and advocating for student interests. Marlboro High School seniors Gwyneth Benninger and Marlee Bilyou were recently sworn in as the new Student Representatives to the Marlboro school board. Thank you both for stepping up to serve in this important role. Your voices and input will be invaluable to the District this year!
The Medical Director will be on site at Marlboro High School on Tuesday, July 29, from 9 AM to 1 PM to conduct sports physicals. Walk-ins are welcome—no appointment necessary.
It’s that time of year again! Our end-of-year ceremonies are just around the corner. Worried about missing out on the action? We've got you covered. The Grade 5 and Grade 8 Moving-Up Ceremonies on June 26, as well as the High School Commencement Ceremony on June 27, will be broadcast live online for anyone unable to attend in person. Details and links to the livestreams can be found at: https://5il.co/3kbp5. We hope you enjoy these exciting celebrations!
Reminder: Wednesday, June 25; Thursday, June 26; and Friday, June 27 will be half days for Marlboro Middle and Elementary School students. On those days, the Middle School will dismiss at 10:20 AM and the Elementary School will dismiss at 11:20 AM. Marlboro High School will follow its end-of-year testing and proctoring schedule on those days.
Kudos to our Students of the Month for June, who were honored during a Board of Education meeting last week. They are: Lily Sullivan from Marlboro High School, Abigail Quezada Rendon from Marlboro Middle School, and Delphine Thurman from Marlboro Elementary School. Congratulations and GO DUKES!
Reminder: The Marlboro Central School District will be closed on Thursday, June 19, in observance of Juneteenth. Also known as Freedom Day, this national holiday commemorates the end of slavery in the United States and honors the emancipation of enslaved African Americans.
On June 11, the Marlboro High School (MHS) PTSA proudly recognized 11 MHS teachers and administrators who supported the group's mission throughout the 2024-2025 school year! PTSA members are dedicated to serving high school students in any way they can. This includes supporting special events, recognizing student achievements through the PTA Reflections Program, maintaining the MHS Hygiene Closet, hosting mental health and parenting workshops, and—most importantly—awarding scholarships to graduating seniors. Their mission relies on the involvement of parents, teachers, and, of course, the students themselves. A special thank-you to all of the teachers and administrators who have supported the PTSA’s efforts. The group looks forward to seeing even more parents and teachers join them in the year ahead!
Students Empowering Equality Presents: A Juneteenth Celebration!
Join them as they honor freedom, culture, and community with an afternoon of fun and festivities!
🗓️ Date: Wednesday, June 18
🕓 Time: 4 PM
📍 Location: Marlboro High School Cafeteria
Enjoy games, music, food, and more as we come together to celebrate Juneteenth! All are welcome—don’t miss it!
During the June 5 Board of Education (BOE) meeting, Superintendent Michael Rydell expressed his gratitude to two dedicated individuals for their service to the Marlboro Central School District. Student board representative Amelia Casella was recognized for her informative reports, outstanding character, and for being a positive role model for her peers. This meeting marked her final one before graduation. Thank you, Amelia, and best of luck on your next chapter! BOE President Frank Milazzo was also honored for his many years of service to the Marlboro community. As he prepares to vacate his seat at the end of June, we extend our heartfelt thanks for his leadership and commitment!
Congratulations to the following Marlboro High School students for qualifying for the NYSPHSAA Track & Field Championships, taking place this weekend (June 13-14): 4x100m Relay – Sean Robertson, Jason Oneto, Karron Bond, and Dan Maher; Dan Maher – 200m Dash; Sean Robertson – Pole Vault; and Edward Asare – Shot Put. Best of luck, Dukes!
The Varsity Girls Golf team is heading to States! A big thank you to everyone who gathered at Marlboro High School this afternoon to give the team and their coach a spirited send-off. Let’s wish our girls the best of luck as they gear up to compete in the New York State Championship this weekend. Go, Dukes!
Marlboro High School is proud to share that 18 seniors have earned the New York State Seal of Biliteracy, recognizing their high level of proficiency in English and another world language! To receive this prestigious honor, each senior completed a culminating project and participated in an interview with a panel of teachers, counselors, and administrators. Let’s celebrate the accomplishments of: Cheyanne Townes, Valerie Tavares, Nicole Luis Aguilar, Leticia Espinoza Bravo, Midori Gosnell, Janice Werba, Emma Bogaczyk, Lily Sullivan, Jacqueline Rivera, Daniel Maher, Luca Benanti, Rosendo Hernandez, Brady Felker, Sean Robertson, Jesus Cediel Echeverri, Tyson Fernandez (not pictured), Christian Pascale (not pictured), and Jordan Reyes (not pictured).
Sports schedules for June 9-15, 2025 are available online. MCSD Athletic Connections @ https://5il.co/3icqe. Practice schedules @ https://5il.co/3icq5.
Kudos to Marlboro High School (MHS) social worker Meghan McMahon-Vigeant, who was named Q92 and TEG’s Teacher of the Month for May! In her nomination letter, MHS student Emma Bogaczyk wrote, “While she doesn't teach in the traditional way—within the four walls of a classroom—she is undoubtedly an educator. She guides students on a daily basis, providing support, resources, and love.” Congratulations, Ms. McMahon-Vigeant, and thank you for making such a meaningful impact on your school community! #DukePride
Congratulations to Marlboro’s Varsity Baseball and Varsity Softball teams on winning their respective Section IX Championships! #GoDukes