Kinder and Mound Elementary Schools earned the Gold level and $2000 for each of their buildings in incentive dollars as a part of the Montgomery County ESC and Montgomery County ADAMHS' Schools of Excellence in Prevention Program. This means that throughout the school year, these schools made significant efforts to plan for and implement prevention programs and strategies to support student mental wellness.

Bauer, Jane Chance, and Mark Twain Elementary Schools earned the Silver level and $1500. Bear and Medlar View Elementary Schools each earned the Bronze level and $1000 for their buildings.

What is Prevention?
Prevention promotes the health and safety of individuals and communities by reducing the likelihood of – or delaying the onset of – behavioral health problems, including substance abuse, mental illness, suicides, problem gambling, problem gaming, and screen disorders. Quality prevention programming supports student mental wellness by decreasing risky behaviors like bullying and substance use while promoting healthy behaviors like refusal skills, stress management, and behavioral self-regulation.

SEP Mission
Students spend five to six hours a day in school making it the optimal place to promote healthy behaviors and student resilience. (Health Policy Institute of Ohio, 2018). The mission of SEP is to assist schools with implementing best-practice prevention services and strategies in order to create healthy, drug-free environments that promote optimal mental health for students, parents, teachers, and staff in the school community.

Congratulations to all our buildings for supporting our students and mental wellness.

The 2021 Homecoming Court was chosen by their peers and include (front row) Wyatt Rose, Brock Harris, Austin Amburgey, Luke Gillespie, Jack Eggers, Luke Myers, Justin Barry, Sammy Fries, Sam Boardwine, Isaac Winter, (back row) Lanisia Wilson, Jordyn Barr, Dara Russo, Eden Hill, Logan McGuire, Sierra Weeks, Demi Rose, Erin Dobbins, Quincy Simpson, and Amia Wilson. 

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The Miamisburg Board of Education Offices will observe summer hours (7:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.) for the period beginning Friday, June 11th and ending Friday, July 30th.

Offices will return to regular hours, being open until 4:30 p.m., commencing Monday, August 2nd.

It is always recommended to call any of the school buildings during the summer to ensure someone is there to help you.

Staff at the Board of Education Offices can be reached at 937.866.3381. Have a great summer!