The 2018 Homecoming Court was chosen by their peers and include (as pictured) James Fuller, Alex Sperry, Brice Hall, Leah Myers, Johnny Hall, Meagan Grubbs, Clay Campbell, Paige Hines, Parker Hines, Taylor Hines, Jozie Osborne, Dylan Wudke, Paige McElroy, Duncan Hall, Emma Savely, Patrick Parin, Leah Amsler, Joey Yerkins, Anniston Burlingame and Jon Yerkins. More pictures of the court can be viewed by clicking here.

Just a reminder that tomorrow, Friday, September 7th, is the first Late Arrival Day of the 2018-2019 school year. All buildings will begin on a 2-hour delay schedule. Buses will also be operating on a 2-hour delay. Have a great weekend! Go Vikings! 

Miamisburg City Schools and the MCS Parent Advisory Council present Parent University, a new series of free workshops focused on engaging with our community regarding a variety of topics of interest. Click here to view the attached flyer regarding the upcoming session on Assessment to be held on September 6, 2018 in the Miamisburg High School Lecture Hall.

The Miamisburg City School District August Student of the Month is Ava Lotspaih. Ava is a fifth grade student at Medlar View Elementary School and was nominated by several staff members, including Mrs. Specht, Mrs. Derr, Mrs. Feix, Mrs. Moody, Mrs. Aucoin and Mrs. McCombe. Ava was nominated because she best exemplified the Medlar View "Positive Behavioral Intervention & Supports" (PBIS) expectation "STAR".

They wrote "S is for finding Safe Solutions. When Ava recognized that the bulletin board and signs in the lunchroom were getting faded, she suggested we freshen them up so everyone would notice them again. The bulletin board contains important information that needed to be highlighted. Ava also helped Mrs. Woods by walking new Kindergarten students from the car rider drop-off to the building. She is a member of the Safety Patrol this year.

T is for treating others with respect. Mrs. Feix says "Ava is a hard worker, polite & kind. She is a pleasure to have in class. " Several adults mentioned that she is always respectful to adults and her peers. Ava always has a smile on her face and a welcoming attitude.

A is for working to the best of our ability. Mrs. Aucoin says Ava is very responsible and always turns in her work. She ALWAYS tries her best and asks questions when needed in Math class! Even when she did not understand something she never gave up!

R is for being a responsible role model. Ava was a great role model when she helped out at the New Family and Kindergarten orientation before school began this year. She was available to give a building tour and answer any questions. Mrs. Moody says "Ava is a great role model in Physical Education. She always plays by the rules and brings her best to class each time. Ava is a hard worker and helpful to myself and other students." 

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