Mahopac Central School District

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  MCSD Teachers Ready for New School Year the "Mahopac Way"

  Leslie Mancuso, Board of Education President and Anthony DiCarlo, Superintendent, along with the MCSD leadership team welcome teachers and staff for the first “conference day” for the new school year.

  Superintendent DiCarlo shared his pride in the teachers and staff for reflecting the “Mahopac Way” of being problem solvers, compassionate, resilient and risk takers - and instilling these attributes to students.

  The new school year goal for the “Mahopac Way” extends into academics, culture and life skills. 

  The Mahopac community is encouraged to use hashtag #MahopacWay in social media posts that reflect the "Mahopac Way" in action.

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  Raise the (new) Roof to the MCSD Buildings & Grounds Team

  Special thanks to the buildings and grounds crew who worked hard during the summer making enhancements to the schools. Some highlights include:

  - new security vestibule area at the middle school

  - new learning lab at Mahopac Falls Academy

  - new custom-made digital signs at the middle and high schools entrances

  - new electronic messaging boards throughout the middle and high schools

  - newly created “senior” lounge at the high school

  - high-efficiency lamps at the high school turf field

  - expanded parking, surface repair and optimized traffic flow at the schools

  - new doors, renovated walls at the high school

  - water tank cleaned at the middle school

  - new sensory room at Austin Road

  -updated HVAC system updated at Fulmar Road

  The roofing capital project is also near completion for Austin Road Elementary, Lakeview Elementary and Mahopac High School. The roofing will be completed after school and on school holidays.  The district is grateful to George Pine for supporting the crew.

   

   

   

   

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• Lakeview Elementary School ROCKS in the new school year

  With help of Lakeview Elementary School mascot “Paws,” the students and staff rally to make the new school year “R.O.C.K.S.” (Respect. Organized. Cooperative. Kind. Safe.) This is an ongoing initiative by Lakeview’s Positive Behavioral Incentive (PBIS) committee to help set the tone for a positive school year.  R.O.C.K.S is supported throughout the year with campaigns that cover reading, giving acts of kindness, and health and wellness.

  • R O C K S.mp4

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• 8th Grade MCSD High School Atheltic Teams Guidelines

  Please be advised that for the 2018-19 school years, the Board of Education has determined that the MCSD eighth grade students cannot participate in high school level sports. The following are exemptions for high school team level "tryouts"

  - Bowling

  - Tennis (boys and girls)

  - Wrestling

  - Gymnastics- Skiing

  - Track & Field 

  Please contact the MCSD Athletic Department for any additional information. Go Pacs!

   

   

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• MCSD High School & Middle School Updated 2018-19 School Day Schedules

  Please click on the attached letter from Superintendent DiCarlo regarding important changes to the middle and high school schedules for the 2018-2019 school year. 

  • MMS MHS Schedule changes 2018 2019.pdf

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• Mahopac School District Award Is Music to the Ears

  The Mahopac Central School District has been honored with the Best Communities for Music Education designation from the NAMM Foundation for its outstanding commitment to music education. Long known in the community for its dedication to musical excellence, with stellar concerts, musicals and performances throughout the year, Mahopac is being recognized as one of the most outstanding districts in the country for its musical education programs.

   

  The Best Communities for Music Education designation is awarded to districts that demonstrate outstanding achievement in efforts to provide music access and education to all students. The NAMM Foundation is a nonprofit supported by the National Association of Music Merchants.

   

  “I would like to express my thanks to our music staff and administration for developing the culture of music here in Mahopac that allows our students to flourish in the performing arts,” said Mahopac’s music-department chair, Stas Przymylski.

   

  Przymylski had to submit an extensive application touching on all levels of music instruction, including detailed questions about funding, music class instruction time, facilities, support for the music program, and community music-making programs. Responses were verified with school officials and reviewed by the Music Research Institute at the University of Kansas, according to NAMM’s website.

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