Thank you buildings and grounds employees!
Mahopac Central School District staff recently joined forces with the Mahopac Falls Volunteer Fire Department to support a hands-on bus evacuation drill. The training, held at the firehouse, gave volunteer firefighters the opportunity to practice essential safety procedures designed to prepare them for school vehicle-related emergencies. 	Using district buses for the exercise, instructors from the fire department guided participants through step-by-step evacuation scenarios. The drill focused on how to exit buses safely and efficiently, while also emphasizing the importance of staying calm and working together during an emergency. 	Leading the training were Assistant Chief Dan Johnson, Firefighter John Mulvaney, a retired Mahopac bus driver, and volunteer firefighter Argie Kavalieratos, a current Mahopac bus driver. Their firsthand knowledge of student transportation and emergency protocols provided valuable insights for both district staff and volunteer firefighters. 	“The professionalism of the instructors made this training incredibly valuable,” Interim Superintendent of Schools Frank Miele said. “Their expertise with buses and emergency procedures helped ensure that our partners in the fire department gained a deeper understanding of what to do in an emergency.” Michael Mongon, president of the Mahopac Board of Education, agreed, "We are grateful for their partnership and their commitment to keeping our students safe."	 The annual drill is part of the district’s ongoing commitment to student safety and emergency preparedness, and it reflects the strong collaboration between Mahopac schools and community first responders.
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Dear Community Members,  As I begin the school year as acting superintendent, I want to share how excited I am for what’s ahead at Mahopac Central School District. In just a few short weeks here, I’ve seen our teachers, staff, and administrators pour their hearts into getting classrooms, fields, and buildings ready. The pride they take in their work is clear, and it sets the stage for what I believe will be one of our strongest years yet.  Over the past month, I’ve had the chance to walk the halls, visit with staff, and talk with families. Everywhere I go, I’m reminded of the tremendous opportunities our students have here; from academics to athletics, arts and extracurriculars, and all the supports we provide along the way. What stands out most is the impressive level of care and commitment across this district, and I’m proud to be part of it.  In the weeks ahead, I look forward to seeing many of you at school events — whether that’s cheering from the sidelines at a game, attending a concert or play, or joining us at a Board of Education meeting. And if you can’t make a game in person, don’t forget you can still catch the action through our Wolf Pac Local Live broadcasts.  As the year begins, I do ask one thing of our community: please keep an eye out for students waiting at bus stops and for stopped school buses. A little extra patience on the road goes a long way toward keeping our kids safe.  Thank you for your continued support of Mahopac schools. At the end of the day, it’s about the students. Their safety, growth, and success will remain at the center of every decision I make while I have the privilege of serving as your superintendent.    Sincerely,    Frank Miele    Acting Superintendent of Schools
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