New Senior Lounge Gives Marathon Seniors a Place to Connect:
The Class of 2026 made history as the first graduating class to enjoy Marathon Jr./Sr. High School's new senior lounge, a space designed to celebrate their accomplishments and give them a place to call their own during their final year.
Superintendent Jamie Coppola recognized that seniors deserved more than gathering in a section of the hallway. He envisioned a dedicated space where students could relax, study, connect with classmates, and gather for milestone events and special recognitions throughout the school year.
"I wanted them to feel special as a culmination of 13 years of hard work here in the Marathon School District," Coppola said. "I wanted them to feel extra special and have somewhere they could hang out and have some liberties beyond other grades." ...
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Marathon CSD Hall of Fame Inducts Seven New Members:
Marathon Central Schools is proud to announce this year's class of inductees into the Marathon CSD Hall of Fame. These Olympian alumni have excelled beyond their years at Marathon, and we are proud to recognize them.
Kacey Bush
Aubrey Brown
Tyler Malmberg
Marta (Malmberg) Hinkle
Lucas Malmberg
Melanie Stevens
Rebecca Gillette
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MCS Graduation Live Link:
Watch the Class of 2026 Commencement Ceremony live! Click here to watch.
The ceremony begins at 2 pm on Sunday, June 28, at the Marathon Jr./Sr. High School gymnasium.
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Transportation Staff Appreciation:
We are proud to celebrate our incredible transportation staff!
Each day, our drivers and transportation team help ensure students arrive to and from school safely. Their dedication, patience and care make a meaningful difference for our students, families and school community.
Please join us in thanking our transportation staff for all they do!
Click here to watch the video.
Katie Fox
Albert Stevens
Gene Shafer
Ron Birdsall
Cyndee Monk
Jamie Bush
Larry King
Ed LoPresti
Ron Powell
Greg Marvin
Ed Daugherty
Jim Robinson
TerriAnne Hammond
Jennifer Fox
Tabitha Carman
Kelly Burvee
Anna Pestridge
Brittany Ayers
Karl Morsey ...
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Eight Marathon Seniors Commit to Collegiate Athletics:
Eight Marathon Jr./Sr. High School seniors officially signed to continue their athletic careers at their respective colleges ahead of graduation on June 28.
Surrounded by family members, coaches, teammates, and staff, the student-athletes were recognized for their dedication, perseverance, and achievements both in the classroom and in competition. Their commitments mark the culmination of years of hard work and a shared commitment to excellence.
Each student-athlete has balanced the demands of academics and athletics while representing Marathon with pride. Their success reflects not only their individual efforts, but also the support of their families, coaches, and the broader school community.
The following students participated in the signing:
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Marathon CSD Announces Class of 2026 Valedictorian and Salutatorian:
Marathon Central Schools is proud to recognize Alina Parker as valedictorian and Nash Coleman as salutatorian for the Class of 2026. Marathon also recognizes the top 20 percent of the Class of 2026, which includes 12 students.
Congratulations to the entire Class of 2026. We are proud of your accomplishments and wish you the best of luck. You will be missed.
Class of 2026 Top 20%
1. Alina Parker - Valedictorian (102.257)
2. Nash Coleman - Salutatorian (100.091)
3. Tucker Trabucco (99.329)
4. Daniel Merihew (98.342)
5. Faith Baker (98.214)
6. Elizabeth VanCise (97.972)
7. Camdyn Kashuba (96.931)
8. Abigail Trabucco (96.464)
9. Blake Birdsall (94.891)
10. Savanna Warfield (94.654)
11. Matthew Washbourne (94.052)
12. Barrett Trabucco (93.975)
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2026-2027 Budget Results:
Thank you to the Marathon Central School District Community for the overwhelming support in passing the 2026-2027 Budget propositions.
The Budget Vote Results are as follows:
Budget Resolution: The budget passed by a count 390 to 131
Proposition 1: The transportation vehicle proposition passed with 321 to 195 .
Congratulations to Jared Lapin, Richard Stearns, and Kristin Kashuba on their election to three-year terms on the Board of Education.
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2026 National Honor Society Inductees Recognized:
Fourteen Marathon CSD students were inducted into the MA-CE-HI chapter of the National Honor Society on Wednesday, April 29, and Mr. Albert Stevens was recognized as an honorary member, a tradition at Marathon that began in 1994.
The NHS was established to recognize outstanding high school students. Student eligibility is based on her or his record of scholarship, leadership, character, and service at Marathon Central Schools and the communities served by the school district.
Students who demonstrate scholarship with an overall GPA of 92% or higher for 12 consecutive marking periods (2 years) are invited as candidates to join NHS. Each member must complete 18 hours of service over 12 months to maintain their membership status in NHS.
Congratulations to the following ...
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Fifteen Marathon Students Inducted into National Technical Honor Society:
Fifteen Marathon Central School students were recognized for their hard work, technical skill, and dedication as they were inducted into the National Technical Honor Society (NTHS) during a ceremony held April 16 at the OCM BOCES Cortlandville Campus.
Students inducted were:
Abigail Trabucco — New Vision Medical Professions
Johnathan Irwin Jr. — Auto Technology
Barrett Trabucco — Auto Collision
Caedence Gleason — Cosmetology
Cheyenne Mathews — Cosmetology
Delaney Reilly — Cosmetology
Jamie Randall — Heavy Equipment
Lukus Hawley — Welding
Scout Morse — Cosmetology
Preston Thorington — Culinary Arts
Mya Wyant — Culinary Arts
Mattie Potter — Engineering Technology ...
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Maple Festival Returns This Weekend:
The 54th Annual Central New York Maple Festival returns to Marathon this weekend, April 18–19, bringing maple treats, local vendors, live entertainment, and family-friendly fun to the whole community! Marathon Central School students will be front and center—running fundraisers, supporting events, and helping welcome visitors throughout the weekend.
From food stands and face painting to the pancake breakfast and Maple Festival Queen Pageant, students of all grade levels are helping bring this beloved tradition to life. Learn more at www.maplefestival.org .
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Share Your Questions & Feedback:
We want to hear from you regarding the 2026-2027 proposed budget. Use this form to submit questions, feedback, or concerns anonymously. Your input helps us better understand community needs and provide clear, transparent communication moving forward.
Click here to access the survey.
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Seeking School Board Candidates:
Petitions are available for a seat on the Marathon Central School Board of Education.
The terms of three Marathon Central School Board of Education members are up for election on May 19, 2026, at the annual vote. The three candidates will serve three-year terms commencing July 1, 2026, and expiring on June 30, 2029.
To be on the ballot, candidates must be qualified to vote in school elections in the Marathon Central School District, must be and have been a resident of the district for at least one year prior to the election, May 19, 2026, and file a petition with 25 signatures of qualified school district voters before 5:00 p.m. April 20, 2026. Petitions are available for you to pick up from the District Office.
For any questions, call the District Office, Kacie Penrose at 607-849-3117, ...
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Marathon CSD Faculty Face Off for Charity in Basketball Game:
Faculty members from Marathon Central Schools and Whitney Point Central School District took to the court for a good cause during a fundraiser basketball game on March 12.
Held at the Whitney Point High School gymnasium, the event brought together students, families, and community members to cheer on their favorite teachers and staff, all while supporting meaningful causes. The friendly competition was a highlight for both districts, fostering school spirit and community connection.
This year, Marathon CSD selected the Marathon Food Pantry as its beneficiary. Through the success of the event, $900 was raised to support the organization and its efforts to serve local families in need.
The charity game, co-hosted by Marathon and Whitney Point, highlights the ...
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Recognizing Honor Roll Students - MP2:
Congratulations Marathon Honor Roll Students for 2025-2026 Marking Period 2:
Freshman Class
Julianna Alexy
Lance Armitage
Sophia Beck
Christopher Brickner
Chloe Chrysler
Kooper Cornell
Owen Decker
Henry Donah
Victoria Eaton
Addyson Ensign
Mason Evanick
Zander Gleason
Lorali Hammond
Avagail Jamison
Landon Jennison
Maddox Kashuba
Cooper Lung
Jace Martin
Juliana Rawson
Brady Standish
Gabriel Stone-Rogers
Sophia VanCise
Adalyn VanDee
Miah Williams
Sophomore Class
Michael Brickner
Lillyann Burns
Elliott Coleman
Paityn Contri
Alexander Decker
Kimberlie Edwards
Charles Forkey IV
Alyssa Hall
McKenzie House
Andyn Hoyt
Abigail Kemak
Ethan MacKenzie
Carter Mauser
Dominick Mills
Ella Jane Monnat
Clara Parker ...
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Marathon FFA Chapter Celebrates National FFA Week:
The Marathon FFA Chapter welcomed national leadership during its National FFA Week celebrations, Feb. 23-27. The week featured a different spirit day theme, and students dressed up according to the day’s theme, from USA apparel and western wear to FFA blue and gold and flannels.
On Thursday, the Marathon FFA chapter welcomed the New York FFA President, Zoe Valencia, New York FFA Sentinel, Matt Mulligan, and National FFA Western Region Vice President, Jael Cruikshank, along with their staff. Leadership and students toured Ensign Family Maple to learn about maple syrup production and sample several Marathon-made flavors. The group later reconvened at Marathon Jr./Sr. High School for a pancake dinner.
The celebrations culminated on Friday with the “Ag Olympics,” ...
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Meet Your 2025-2026 BOE Student Representative: Delaney Reilly:
Marathon High School senior Delaney Reilly is this year’s student representative for the Board of Education. Read below to learn more about her and the experience she’s gaining through this opportunity.
How did you get involved with this role?
“I’ve always been involved with the community and I’m in various groups and clubs. I’ve always looked up to the administration and the way that they run the school. I thought it would be a great opportunity to become a part of that, so my voice is also heard along with the community I grew up in.”
What has been your favorite part so far?
“I love getting the chance to represent my classmates and make sure that their voices are heard, as well as getting the ...
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