Year: 2022

Residents of the Mayfield Central School District will go to the polls today, Tuesday, May 17, to vote on a proposed $20,636,429 school budget for 2022-23. Board of Education members unanimously voted to adopt the proposed budget on April 12.  A 3% increase in state aid and funding from the federal American Rescue Plan helped …

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The Alumni Spotlight video series features Mayfield graduates from years past giving an update on where they are today and sharing their most cherished Mayfield memories. In this video, we hear from Dylan Toscano, Class of 2013.

Mayfield senior Kelsey Meca today signed a National Letter of Intent to continue her academic and athletic career at SUNY Polytechnic Institute in Utica, where she will play basketball. “Kelsey is an athlete that has exemplified what it means to be a successful high school student athlete,” Athletic Director Jon Caraco said. “She has always …

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Eighteen students were inducted into the Mayfield Junior-Senior High Chapter of the National Honor Society during an evening ceremony on March 29 in the school auditorium. Current NHS members served as senior sponsors for the new inductees, all juniors, and welcomed each with a speech highlighting their accomplishments. The ceremony also honored Mr. Robert Thelin, who …

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This year, Mayfield Elementary School raised $17,252 as part of the American Heart Association’s Kids Heart Challenge. It was Mayfield Elementary School’s 13th year taking part in the event, which teaches students how physical fitness can benefit their hearts, as well as showing them that raising money for a great cause and volunteering can be a …

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The following was emailed to Mayfield CSD families via ParentSquare on Feb. 27: Dear Mayfield families,   This afternoon, Governor Kathy Hochul announced that the statewide mask requirement in schools will be lifted on Wednesday, March 2. This means that starting Wednesday, students, school staff and visitors will no longer be required to wear face …

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On Saturday, Feb. 26, the school superintendents in the HFM region wrote Gov. Kathy Hochul and Health Commissioner Mary Bassett a letter urging the state to update the masking guidelines for schools following the new recommendations issued by the CDC this week. On Friday, Feb. 25, the CDC announced it no longer recommends that communities …

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