With the assistance of Select Signs, JCE has implemented a spirit award for classrooms that exhibit the characteristics listed in their B.A.R.K. chart. Congratulations to Mrs. Gormley's 5th grade classroom for being the first to earn the JCE Spirit Award! Her classroom practiced the B.A.R.K. chart by spreading positive messages on Post-its across the building during the first week of school. Click here to see what it takes to earn the Spirit Shield!

The Miamisburg City School District Administrative Staff has been holding various Opening Day sessions throughout the past two weeks to gear up for the 2019-2020 school year. New teachers were welcomed to the team on Friday, August 2nd at an orientation designed to introduce them to policies and procedures at Miamisburg City Schools. Classified staff's Opening Day meeting was Monday, August 5th. and Wednesday, August 7th was the Opening Day meeting for teachers.

Board of Education President Dale Toadvine and Superintendent Dr. David Vail welcomed the groups back, while Treasuer/CFO Tina Hageman discussed finances and changes in payroll. Miamisburg Classroom Teachers Association (MCTA) President Jason Curry spoke of the new year and encouraged his colleagues to try to make school fun again (as seen on his hat!). He spoke of the all of the demands on teachers with curriculum, testing, etc. and asked the other teachers to just remember to have fun.

The MCTA Friend of Education Awards were presented to Tom and Andrea Hubler and David Senatore. Tom and Andrea were nominated by MHS teacher Halli Hill, who thanked them for resurrecting the Miamisburg High School Theatre Program. Halli said "In 2016, the Hublers approached Steve Homan about reviving Miamisburg’s previously long-standing tradition of producing high school musicals. Miamisburg High School has a spotty history with musical production. In recent years, there have been no staff members willing to undertake the enormous task of producing a show, and the Hublers, having children involved in musical theater outside of school, thought the theatre program should be reborn. Not satisfied with merely making the suggestion, they offered to produce the shows if someone in the school system would commit to representing the theatre group as a drama club advisor, which I did. Since that time, the Miamisburg High School Theatre group has performed three highly successful shows involving both the Middle School and High School students, and the plans to begin another season are underway. These shows would not exist without Tom and Andrea’s enthusiasm, tireless effort, and generous donations."

Read more: Miamisburg Welcomes Back Staff for the 2019-20 School Year

The Miamisburg City School District just recently completed a major telephone system upgrade. With this new system, the public needs to be aware that the the phone call you make to the district, may be recorded.

We are excited to announce that we now offer a new online payment system called PaySchools Central. PaySchools Central provides all parents in our district with an easy way to pay for nearly every school expense: student fees, lunch accounts, childcare, and optional fees such as field trips and prom tickets, all in one place. This can all be done in convenience of your own home through an easy-to-use online portal: www.payschoolscentral.com or while on the go with a convenient mobile app, available for download at the App Store or Google Play.

The PaySchools Central parent portal is easily accessible and is available on the home page of our website. Simply visit www.payschoolscentral.com and click on the PaySchools Central button to visit the portal, where you can create your account.

Creating a PaySchools Central account is easy, quick and free! Simply add your child to the system using their student ID number and some other basic information. Next, the system will take you through a step-bystep registration process. Once your account is created, you will find a variety of features that will make the management of your student’s fees easier. In addition, July 25, 2019 through October 31, 2019 any class fees paid online will NOT include any fees! Paying your child’s fees early will save you money!

After October 1, 2019, fees payed online will incur an internet convenience fee.
The ACH fee per transaction when using an electronic check is: N/A
When using a debit or credit card this transaction fee is: N/A

Lunch transactions will incur the following fees:
The ACH fee per transaction when using an electronic check is: $1.75
When using a debit or credit card for a transaction less than $50 the fee is: $1.65
For debit or credit transactions more than $50, the fee is: 3.9%

We are pleased to offer our parents a streamlined online payment system that will provide you with a faster, easier, and more convenient option for paying school fees for your entire family. For step by step instructions, please click here.