Putting civics into action! Today, 7th graders in Mrs. Geertgens’ Civics class helped pack bags for M-EALS. Students gained hands-on experience of serving others, learning what it truly means to be active, caring citizens while helping make a difference right here at home.

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Last week, members of our Board of Education attended the NYSSBA conference in New York City. They spent two days gaining valuable knowledge and experience from speakers like Steve Hartmon from CBS News, Hartman, as well as Tim Shriver (Dignity Index) What an awesome experience!

A look back at our district-wide pep rally... from above!

A look back at our district-wide pep rally... from above!

🕵️‍♂️ The moment you’ve all been waiting for… Was it Professor Plum… with the candlestick… in the billiard room? 🔎 Get ready for mystery, laughs, and a night of suspense as the Spartan Theatre Company proudly presents: Clue: High School Edition! See poster for details!

Ms. Perez and Mrs. Charnetsky's 6th Grade Science classes took learning outside, exploring animal adaptations in action! They investigated how different species have evolved to survive in the different biomes, paying close attention to color adaptations and more!

C’est la fête du piment d’Espelette!! Today, students of the Maine-Endwell French club celebrated this coveted culinary treat hailing from the Basque region. The piment d'Espelette is a mild chili pepper from the Basque region of France, named after the village of Espelette.

"Lean into what you’re naturally good at, and say yes to unexpected opportunities." 2005 grad Sarah Kane turned her passion for leadership into a career as Budget Director at @binghamtonu. Check out what Sarah's been up to on this Alumni Spotlight. https://t.co/vCCcogL1Lb

From learning how bagels are made, to trying on sparkling jewelry, students are discovering how each business provides unique goods or services to our community. Even better? They’re meeting their neighbors who help make our town shine every day.

It’s a beautiful day in the neighborhood for learning! Second graders at Homer Brink are taking their lessons on goods and servicesbeyond the classroom and into the community. Today, they visited local businesses Best Bagels, Conti Jewelers, Chill & Grill, and more

A huge congratulations to Spartan Teacher of the Month, Jon Gerlach!

The great pumpkin carve of 2025🎃 Our high school teachers and staff spent time after school today carving unique jack-o-lanterns as teams. Tomorrow, our students will have the chance to judge them. Stay tuned to see who's crowned the winner!

Picture day 📷 Emily Duncan & Arianna Neal are representing Maine-Endwell in the Broome-Tioga BOCES New visions Law & Government class! We're excited to see the knowledge they come away with this year!

Good luck, ladies!

Each group then developed arguments and took part in debates, representing various groups from the 18th century. A perfect example of bringing history to life!

High school teacher Kortnee Matzura is throwing it back to 1787! Playing the role of George Washington, she’s leading her social studies classes to a constitutional debate. Students took on roles of delegates that were not previously included in the writing of the constitution.

From spending the day working one-on-one with healthcare providers to getting an inside look into the work of educators, it's been an exciting and educational couple of months in our job shadowing program! https://t.co/Flz9AD8ZKM

What an awesome feature on Homer Brink teacher Ashley Kupiec! She's this week's FOX 40 News WICZ-TV Teacher of the Week! https://t.co/TEuR0mygj1

Lily lives on Founts Farm in Cortland, NY. Lily will stay on the farm with her host farmers, Julie and Courtney, while students receive monthly updates filled with photos, videos, and lessons about her growth and care.