Minisink Valley Central School District
Monday, Oct. 26 kicks off the 31st annual Red Ribbon Week, sponsored by the Alcoholism and Drug Abuse Council (ADAC) of Orange County. The theme of the week is “Be Happy, Be Brave, Be Drug Free.” Special guest speaker Marc Mero, a champion boxer and former WCW and WWE wrestling champ, will kick off the week’s activities. Mero reached …
Flu, or influenza, spreads easily and can make people very sick, especially children. As a reminder, flu symptoms include: Fever or chills, body aches, cough, sore throat, headache, runny or stuffy nose, feeling very tired. Some people, especially children, may have stomach problems and diarrhea. Unlike a cold, the flu comes on very suddenly. Prevent …
All kinds of school supplies will be available to needy families as a result of Minisink Valley High School FBLA’s successful School Supplies Drive. Distribution of these bags will be held on Friday, Oct. 23 from 2:45 to 3:45 p.m. at the high school’s main entrance. “Any Minisink Valley …
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Dear Parents and Guardians: It’s already the middle of the 1st Quarter and we continue to be grateful for your patience during this unprecedented time. It has been critical to Minisink Valley’s successful reopening. With the 2nd Quarter nearing, this is an opportunity for you to determine your child’s instructional plan for the 2nd Quarter. …
Minisink Valley’s “Remote Wednesday” asynchronous days will continue through the end of December. Assistant Superintendent for Curriculum and Instruction Christian Ranaudo said “Remote Wednesdays” have been extremely useful for students and faculty, providing students the opportunity to work remotely with their teachers for extra help while independently completing assignments which reinforce in-class or synchronous live-streaming …
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Attention Minisink Valley families: Please be aware of these important updates on breakfast and lunch service: Congress has passed and the president has signed a stopgap government funding bill that includes almost $8 billion in nutrition assistance. These funds now allow district to offer breakfast and lunch service free- of-charge to all children up …
The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) is offering breakfast and lunch on every day of instruction, free-of-charge, to all children from birth to age 18, through Dec. 31 or until USDA funding for the program is exhausted. K-5 Schools Food Request In-Person Instruction Students: If your child(ren) are attending in-person instruction and you would like …
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Otisville Elementary First-Grade Teacher Karen Krogslund has begun her 50th year as a teacher at the Minisink Valley School District, and today, Sept. 21, Superintendent Brian Monahan, Principal Vincent Biele and Assistant Principal Julia Downey stopped by her class to present her with a plaque honoring her for her years of service. The plaque was …
Make sure to complete a COVID-19 health screening in the SNAP Health Center for each day your child is at school ! Please complete the screening before 8am. Have you already set up your SNAP account? Access the Covid 19 screening tool on the MV webpage: https://www.studentehr.com/ No SNAP account? A SNAP Health Portal email …
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Attention Minisink Valley families: Please be aware of these important updates on breakfast and lunch service: Starting Monday, Sept. 21, K-5 students will have the opportunity to take home food for the entire week from school. Grades 6-12 students can access “Grab ‘N Go” meals at Otisville or the middle school from 8 to 10:30 …
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