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Mayfield High School sophomore Abrianna Hayes has been awarded an Honorable Mention in Saratoga Arts’ 2023 High School All Stars exhibition. Abrianna’s winning entry is pictured at left. Abrianna will receive a complimentary student membership at Saratoga Arts, a $35 dollar value. Student members are granted exclusive exhibition opportunities, increased showings and a real-world outlet …

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It was a colorful lesson in creative career opportunities: Kyle Rickard from Recreational Dyes in Gloversville recently visited Jeremy Lebediker’s Arts in Business class at the high school to show them how to create bright, wonderful tie-dye shirts and to talk about his business model. “The students were thrilled!” Lebediker said. “I’m planning for several …

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Cloey Dopp made Mayfield history on Dec. 21, when she became only the fifth female student-athlete to score 1,000 points on the basketball court, and she is only a junior. She helped lead the Panthers to a 62-36 victory over OESJ, scoring 19 points in the game. Cloey went into the game with 995 career …

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Mayfield National Honor Society (NHS) students and advisor Pam King joined with members of the Broadalbin-Perth High School Key Club and NHS and Boy Scout Troop 5051B in helping the Broadalbin-Perth Lions Club with a Christmas tree wrapping and fundraising project at Bob’s Trees on Saturday, Dec. 10. The Lions and their young community partners …

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Resilience, quick thinking and history were among lessons imparted by Holocaust survivor Ivan Vamos, who recently shared his story with students in Jennifer Doty’s Psychology and History of the Holocaust classes and Robert Thelin’s AP US History class. Now 84 years old, Mr. Vamos explained to the students how his mother’s quick thinking saved him …

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Members of the National Junior Honor Society and Key Club spent part of a Friday afternoon in November raking leaves for the Presbyterian Church in Mayfield. Advisors Rebecca Newkirk and Sharon Roth noted: “We filled almost 50 leaf bags!” Thank you for your community service, Panthers! View our photo album on Facebook.