Maine-Endwell Central School District

6th Grade Summer Enrichment spots still open!

Important information about Summer Meal Program sites in Broome County

Incoming freshmen and sophomores: check out this summer youth program that SUNY Broome is offering! See flyer for details. You can also scan the QR code.

School Budget PASSES YES: 381 NO: 138 School Buses: PASSES YES: 404 NO: 114 Board of Education: Michael Chudacik: 432 Lynn Ross: 409 Melinda Spooner: 418 THANK YOU, VOTERS!

Some of our seniors are showing off their college gear for Decision Day at MEHS!

SUNY BROOME: Maine-Endwell CSD would like to congratulate Madison Cartie and Salvatore Caforio (not pictured) on receiving the 'Frank G. Paul Medal of Excellence' for their work in STEM throughout their high school careers. PC: @SUNY Broome Community College

Get ready to shake it off and sing along! The high school is going to be hosting a Maine-Endwell K-12 students and families ERAS NIGHT on June 14th! We will be streaming the Eras Tour concert on the jumbotron, and people will be able to watch the concert from the turf. Additionally, there will be: • Food/ice cream trucks • Live performance from our music department to kick off the night • Friendship bracelets designed by the art department • Glow sticks/necklaces • Maine-Endwell merch for sale It should be a great time and a chance for our Maine-Endwell K-12 community to come together as we close out the 23-24 school year!

Attention students 16 and older: Don't miss out on this awesome opportunity! Apply now for the Visions internship for the 2024-2025 school year. Applicants must be 16 or older by July 1, 2024, and have a minimum of one free period to work next year. To apply click on: https://recruiting.ultipro.com/VIS1010VFCU/JobBoard/8aa6443c-bdeb-4ca6-a33d-6c538463a2c4/OpportunityDetail?opportunityId=143b3c2a-a102-4d58-a6c4-ec6a74989258.

Mark your calendars for these important end-of-school year dates.

It's that time of year again! US History course students will be having their annual US History Showcase at the High School on Thursday May 30th from 6 to 8 pm.

Registration is now open for the Summer Enrichment Program for all M-E students entering 6th grade in the fall.

Rocky Salmon, Khloe Macdonald and Sophia Montone finished their first podcast for MM10 yesterday! They came up with the name and topics, created the logo, wrote the script and did most of the editing. They have dedicated their recess time, weekends and evenings to create this! We are so proud of these Spartans! Mrs. Sherwood’s student is a special guest towards the end! https://open.spotify.com/episode/5hGjcc3KLaqZg2ru3ExOJt?si=JpXpQ7p8Si2CJ-AWOB6MyQ&nd=1&dlsi=036c36cadd0e4af3&fbclid=IwZXh0bgNhZW0CMTAAAR1sjuUxmfxw5i6ov9zRQMV9aVYG_9wBc9p1T6SCRreSlhiYgel7SfUz_T4_aem_ATnRLnu-yJEq9ywtaXdXjwH60RovPCmuMJzD17U09w3M-D3lsrJyKLqbCJkVlTR7XwWxzJ-l9QcvnMQBU9LqXEc5

This is a wonderful opportunity for incoming 6th graders to meet the MS music teachers, make new friends and get ready for the new school year!

Maine Memorial welcomed Emily Lis to the 4th and 5th grade morning program to talk about her career path. Emily started out in the medical field and then switched to education after graduating from college. She presented to the students about how it is ok to change your mind about your career path. Sometimes you don’t know what you like until you try it! Thanks for your time, Emily! (And she even got to share her message with her little brother who is a student at MM!).

The weather is getting warmer, and the sun is beginning to shine a little brighter, which means Maine-Endwell's Summer Enrichment Program is just around the corner! This year we will be hosting S.E. July 8 - August 1, 2024, at Homer Brink Elementary. Click the link below to register! https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfsvLCcuiGc8eqsA4uxM_aZLSlVzJa4QrXu60Ulq-8ZWOzCAw/viewform

Join us in welcoming Jonathan Tilton, PC-LAN Tech, to Maine-Endwell CSD! To get to know him click on https://5il.co/2ijq6

ASSISTING INDIVIDUALS IN CRISIS: A team of dedicated staff from each building spent the day in a training titled “Assisting Individuals in Crisis” provided by the International Critical Incident Stress Foundation, Inc. We are grateful for this opportunity!

We would like to congratulate High School Student, Niko Anastos on reviving the Presidential Scholarship Award from SUNY Delhi

For the second year in a row, M-E middle school enrichment students participated in the Kids Can Build Challenge. They teamed with CHOW and brought a giant-sized gumball machine to life using nonperishable food items. Students brought home the Structural Integrity First Place Award. After using software to design the shape, diameter and height of the structure to determine how many cans would be needed, students shopped at local grocery stores to find the cheapest cans with labels in the colors they needed, while still provided food items that are appealing to families in the southern tier. They used spaghetti, diced tomatoes and tomato paste for the base of the gumball machine, green beans and peas for the metalic coin slot and single serve cereal for the gumballs. The students even built a working lever that dispensed a gumball (cereal container) down a shoot. They were the only group that incorporated a moving part out of the 15 middle and high school teams that competed! Students finished their structure off my attaching LED lights and pool noodles to give it the rounded gumball globe shape. MEMS attended an awards ceremony at the Visions Auditorium to receive their award. Over 2,000 cans were donated to the CHOW pantry to help "POP out Hunger."

The Broome County Sheriff‛s Office is offering the NYSSA Safe Child Program to both MECSD elementary schools. This community service is completely FREE and OPTIONAL. Operation Safe Child was created in the unconscionable event that an Amber Alert must be utilized for a child disappearance. Minutes count to get a photo to police, bus terminals, airports, electronic signs, and cell phones. Deputies will bring their special equipment to Maine Memorial on Wed., May 8th and to Homer Brink on Thurs., May 16th to capture a photograph and index fingerprint of your student. An I.D.card will be created on-site and given to the student to bring home. Go to https://www.me.stier.org/page/school-safety for more information and to fill out the forms. A paper copy will be coming home with your child today.