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Blood Drive at HS, Monday, 10/22, 9am-3pm

The Mahopac High School Interact Club will be hosting a Blood Drive at the high school on Monday, October 22, starting at 9 am and ending at 3 pm.

** Please spread the word regarding the urgency and sign up to donate if you are able to. All blood types are needed!**

Mahopac High School Interact Club is hosting a BLOOD DRIVE

Monday 10/22/18, 9:00am-3:00pm

Mahopac High School-NEW GYM

Appointments appreciated, walk-ins always welcome!

To make an appointment online please Click Here

(To sign up online all you need to enter is your name)

***Have a NYBC Donor ID? Please bring it with you***

16 year olds are allowed to donate with NYBC parental consent . Click Here for form. Valid photo ID is needed.

For questions about eligibility to donate due to travel outside the U.S., medications or medical conditions, click here

or call 1-800-688-0900. Please Eat/Drink before donating and be healthy. Bring positive ID.

For information about the Donor Advantage Program, please visit www.mydonoradvantage.com.

Thank you for your support!
- Blood Drive MHS October 22 2018.docx
Mahopac Central School District
STRONG SCHOOLS=STRONG COMMUNITIES
The Mahopac Central School District is working diligently on developing a tax-neutral capital project that provides strong and safe schools. Strong relationships between schools and community fosters strong students and families that can contribute to long-term community success. Communities that have strong, positive relationships with schools have a solid workforce, higher job satisfaction, improved housing options and a flourishing economy.

The bond supports an educational facility plan that serves as a clear reflection of our community’s commitment to high-quality schools, including security and safety initiatives, infrastructure needs, such as:

Technology Improvements

Site Improvements & Development

Renovating Libraries to Multimedia Centers

Music & Performance Upgrades

Athletic Fields & Facilities

Infrastructure & Energy Efficiency

Security Improvements

STEAM & Science Instructional Upgrades

“We are able to put forth a tax neutral capital project as a result of new debt replacing old debt being paid off. In other words, the capital project does not have to increase property taxes,” said Assistant Superintendent for Business Harvey Sotland.

The capital project will be the result of extensive research and planning by the District’s Administration and Building Committee, which is led by Sotland and Superintendent of Schools Anthony DiCarlo. The committee is comprised of Board of Education members, staff and administration representatives, and community members who have expertise in finance, construction, education and security. The committee is also supported by the architectural firm Tetra Tech Architects & Engineers and a construction manager.

“Together we will create scalable and cost-effective designs to provide for the best learning spaces for our students and staff. The capital project will help meet the needs of today’s students and the students of the future by reinvesting in our schools and community,” DiCarlo said.

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Mahopac Central School District
Community Advisory Committee Meeting

The Community Advisory Committee Meeting will be Wednesday, October 17, 2018 at 6pm in the PD room at the Mahopac Falls building.

Mahopac Central School District
2018 Flu Clinic Information

Please click here for 2018 Flu Clinic information.

Mahopac Central School District
Join Us! School Board Recognition Week Reception, 10/18, 7pm
School Board Recognition Week: October 22-26, 2018

The New York State School Boards Association recognizes October 22-26 as School Board Recognition Week. This is a time to promote awareness and understanding of the important work performed by school board members. Mahopac Central School District is joining all public school districts across the state to celebrate School Board Recognition Week to honor local board members for their commitment to Mahopac and Mahopac’s children.

“It takes strong schools to build a strong community, and these men and women devote countless hours to making sure our schools are helping every child learn at a higher level,” Superintendent Anthony DiCarlo said. “They make tough decisions every month and spend many hours studying education issues and regulations in order to provide the kind of accountability our citizens expect.” Superintendent DiCarlo said the key work of school boards is to raise student achievement by:

Creating a shared vision for the future of education

Setting the direction of the school district to achieve the highest student performance

Providing accountability for student achievement results

Developing a budget that aligns district resources to improve achievement

Supporting a healthy school district culture in which to work and to learn

The members serving our district are as follows:

Leslie Mancuso, President

Michael Mongon, Vice-President

Michael Cazzari, Trustee

Lucy Massafra, Trustee

Mark O’Connor, Trustee

Michael Simone, Trustee

Lawrence Keane, Trustee

David Furfaro, Trustee

Penny Swift, Trustee

Submitted by: Melody LaRocca, District Clerk to the Board of Education and Secretary to Superintendent DiCarlo
- Scanned from a Xerox Multifunction Printer.pdf
Mahopac Central School District
MCSD Website Accessibility

It is critically important to the Mahopac Central School District that the information on our website be accessible to individuals with visual, hearing or cognitive disabilities. As a result, the District has made good faith efforts to ensure that our site complies with New York State standards on website accessibility (New York State OFT Policy, P04-002, Accessibility of State Agency Web-based Intranet and Internet Information and Applications) and with Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.0, set forth by the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) to the best of our technical ability.

As part of Mahopac Central School District's commitment to accessibility, we have adopted an industry-leading Web Accessibility solution called AudioEye. AudioEye helps ensure that our websites are optimized to provide users with an accessible experience by conforming to WCAG 2.0 Level AA guidelines. The AudioEye technology utilizes a toolbar, which will appear on the bottom right side of our webpages, and includes a suite of free assistive web personalization utilities that allows our users to customize their experience in order to meet their needs. Click here to learn more about AudioEye.

Mahopac Central School District
8th Grade Athletics Announcement

Please be advised that for the 2018-2019 school year the Board has determined that eighth grade students cannot participate in sports at the high school level.

There is an exception for eighth grade students to attempt to qualify for the following high school-level sports: bowling, boys and girls tennis, wrestling, gymnastics, skiing, and track & field.

Please contact our Athletic Department for further information.

Mahopac Central School District

Pupil Personnel Services

All children are capable of learning at high levels. Each child has his or her own individual learning needs. To help ensure that these needs are met, the Mahopac Central School District offers a full continuum of special education services and supports ranging from support offered to students in the general education setting (often through Integrated co-teaching services), to resource rooms and special class programs that provide a higher level of intensive support. Occasionally, some students need the support of more intensive, specialized services, which are offered at placements outside of the district. As a department, our goal is to collaborate with our students’ families in order to maximize every child’s learning potential and ensure that each child achieves his or her academic and social/emotional goals.

Dynamic Programming

Learning should be a dynamic, innovative, and student-centered process. Social and emotional growth is also a critical component to a student's educational journey.

To meet both the academic and interpersonal demands of learning in the 21st century, the Mahopac Central School District has developed supportive, innovative programs that support the whole child.

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Dr.Greg Stowell
Assistant Superintendent for Pupil Personnel & Educational Services
Mahopac Central School District
845- 628-3415 ext. 10710
stowellg@mahopac.k12.ny.us
Follow Dr. Stowell on Twitter at: @EdServices_MCSD

Monica Biundo, Secretary to Assistant Superintendent/PPS
845- 628-3415 ext. 10701
biundom@mahopac.k12.ny.us

Norma Griffiths, Medicaid
845- 628-3415 ext. 10702
griffithsn@mahopac.k12.ny.us

Regina Burke-Jones, STACS
845- 628-3415 ext. 10703
burkejonesr@mahopac.k12.ny.us

Dr. Catherine Sweeney
Administrator for Secondary Special Education (HS & MS)
High School: 845-628-3256 ext. 11650
sweeneyc@mahopac.k12.ny.us

Kim DiGregorio, CSE Secretary
High School: 845-628-3256 ext.11650
digregoriok@mahopac.k12.ny.us

Jeffery Finton
Administrator for Elementary Special Education & CPSE
Falls School: 845-621-0656 ext.13704
fintonj@mahopac.k12.ny.us

Lisa Papanicolaou, CSE Secretary
Middle School: 845-621-1330 ext. 12651
papanicolaoul@mahopac.k12.ny.us

Meghan Febbie
Administrator for Special Education (K-12, OOD)
Falls School: 845-621-0656 ext.13710
febbiem@mahopac.k12.ny.us

Michele Torres, CSE Secretary
Falls School: 845-621-0656 ext. 13703
torresm@mahopac.k12.ny.us

MaryAnn Argento, CSE Secretary
Falls School: 845-621-0656 ext. 13700
argentom@mahopac.k12.ny.us

Tina Stark, CPSE Secretary
Falls School: 845-621-0656 ext. 13641
starkt@mahopac.k12.ny.us

Mahopac Central School District

Announcements

Blood Drive at HS, Monday, 10/22, 9am-3pm

STRONG SCHOOLS=STRONG COMMUNITIES

Community Advisory Committee Meeting

2018 Flu Clinic Information

Join Us! School Board Recognition Week Reception, 10/18, 7pm

School Board Recognition Week: October 22-26, 2018

MCSD Website Accessibility

8th Grade Athletics Announcement

Mahopac Schools Happenings

Pupil Personnel Services

Dynamic Programming

Learning should be a dynamic, innovative, and student-centered process. Social and emotional growth is also a critical component to a student's educational journey.

To meet both the academic and interpersonal demands of learning in the 21st century, the Mahopac Central School District has developed supportive, innovative programs that support the whole child.

Announcements

Resources

Contact Us

School Board Recognition Week: October 22-26, 2018

Pupil Personnel Services

Dynamic Programming

Learning should be a dynamic, innovative, and student-centered process. Social and emotional growth is also a critical component to a student's educational journey.

To meet both the academic and interpersonal demands of learning in the 21st century, the Mahopac Central School District has developed supportive, innovative programs that support the whole child.

Announcements

Resources

Follow Us on Twitter

Contact Us