Minisink Valley Central School District
Congratulations to 10 Minisink Valley seniors on the recent signing of their Division III NCAA National Letters of Intent: Gianna Catletti, softball, SUNY Brockport “Gianna is the definition of a complete softball player, said Varsity Coach Bruce Guyette. “She has been a varsity player for the last three years and a captain for the last …
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Class of 2023 students will be recognized on the district’s marquee sign at the entrance to the Route 6 campus, with the first presentation of all graduates beginning June 1 through June 11. The second presentation, which repeats the June 1 to 11 order of appearance, will be displayed from June 12 to 22. Details: …
The Minisink Valley Board of Education will meet on Thursday, June 1 at the Middle School auditorium at 6:30 p.m. The meeting agenda is available for viewing via: BoardDocs. The community is welcome and invited to attend.
Congratulations to sophomore Christopher Rickard, who will advance to the New York State Golf Championships after finishing second at the recent Section IX Golf Championship. He’s the first Minisink Valley golfer to advance to state competition in 20 years. Chris scored a 75 and was in third-place on the first day of tournament play. After …
Congratulations to the Girls Varsity Lacrosse team, who are the Section IX champions after beating Warwick in a 15-14 game on May 24 at James I. O’Neill High School! Warwick was the #1 seed for this championship game and Minisink Valley was the #2 seed in the tournament. Minisink Valley lost to Warwick last year …
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The High School Band’s quadrennial trip to Orlando, which took place May 19 to 23, gave students a unique opportunity to experience music making with Disney World music professionals while reinforcing to students that lucrative careers are attainable to support their love for music. The students were paired with a Disney World musician who worked …
The Minisink Valley Board of Education unanimously adopted a proposed, revised $113,183,308 budget for the 2023-24 school year, with a 1.65 % tax levy and $1,071,000 in cuts from the initial proposed budget rejected by voters, at its May 24 meeting. This proposed, revised budget follows the directive of the Board of Education, which asked …
The Minisink Valley School District has been honored with the “Best Communities for Music Education” designation from The National Association of Music Merchants (NAMM) Foundation. This is the first time the district’s Music Department has been recognized with this national distinction. “Music is a valued and integral part of our students’ education here at Minisink …
Over $9,200 was raised to support the work of the Otisville PTO at the May 21 Otisville Fun Run. Students ran, walked, or went at their own pace to complete a physical challenge course with fun obstacles and activities along the way. The annual Spring fundraiser provides the Otisville PTO with the bulk of its …
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Congratulations to the Eighth-Grade Band and Chorus, who earned a rating of “Excellent” at the May 19 “Trills and Thrills Music Festival at Six Flags New England.” Both groups performed selections from their spring concert for a panel of judges. In addition to the “Excellent” rating, both groups received high marks on student musicianship and …