The Miamisburg City School District November Student of the Month is Kyah Mercadel. Kyah is a first grade student at Mound Elementary School. She was nominated for best exemplifying PBIS Expectation "Ready To Learn" and was nominated by her 1st grade teacher, Denise Magill. "Kyah Mercadel came to Mound School in the middle of September from Texas and has made an awesome adjustment to a new state, school and friends. Kyah works diligently every day on every task that is given to her. She is a leader in following expectations and coming to school ready to learn. She always starts working immediately and continues that effort throughout the day. I never have to ask Kyah to listen to directions or give her reminders. She consistently listens for instructions and and completes all of her work. She completes her work to the the best of her ability. Kyah shows great perseverance when things get tough. 1st grade is not an easy year but she never gives up and will always ask questions when she doesn't understand something. Kyah also works at home to practice her reading and writing. She doesn't forget her homework or library books and continues to be very responsible. She treats every student and adult with respect and always has a smile on her face. Room 1 at Mound is very lucky to have Kyah as part of their school family.

Other Student of the Month Building Representatives can be viewed at right. Congratulations to Kyah and all of our Student of the Month selections!

The Miamisburg Chapter of the National Honor Society is partnering with the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society for their fall service project. Miamisburg High School has teamed up with LLS to create a world without cancer, and YOU can help the MHS NHS Squad make a difference in this journey. Stiudents will be helping to raise money for cancer research and patient care. In addition to the activities at school, an online giving page has been created. Please click on this link to donate.

The Miamisburg City School District October Student of the Month is Emmalene Middendorf. Emmalene is a fifth grade student at Bear Elementary School and was nominated by the fifth grade teacher team of Sara Dunifon, Samentha Lucas and Ashley Murr. They explained why Emmalene was chosen, "Emmy meets all PAWS expectations, every single day, but she especially "Acts responsibly". We never have to ask Emmy to listen to directions or give her reminders. She listens for instructions and gets straight to work. Emmy completes all assignments and does them to the best of her ability. Emmy shows great perseverance when things get tough. She never gives up and will always ask questions when she doesn't understand something, but first always tries to complete assignments on her own. She has never forgotten her Friday Folder, nor has she had any missing or late assignments. If she finishes her work early she gets to work on another assignment and/or reads quietly, without even being asked or reminded. When asked to put computers away or meet at the front of the room, she walks with purpose and gets to where she needs to be in an appropriate amount of time. Emmy takes pride in her work and writes in her best handwriting and takes her time to answer all questions asked. She is a positive role model to her classmates and a great friend to all students. She never complains when we change seats or pick partners, and she is always willing to work with any student. She does a great job with helping other students, when given permission to do so. She knows how to guide students' understanding without giving the answers. Another way Emmy shows responsibility is through Student council. Emmy was nominated by her peers; this shows that Emmy is thought of as responsible by her peers. Emmy goes to the Student council meetings and works hard to complete any task given to her.

Emmy also shows great pride and care for our school. She is always making sure the classrooms and other locations around the school building are cleaned up and safe. Almost daily Emmy will walk around Miss Murr's classroom at the end of the day (without being asked or told) and pick up pencils and trash up off the floor. She will push in people's chairs for them if they forget and stack leftover chairs at the end of the day so they are out of the way. Emmy takes great initiative in all she does and her awesome behavior definitely doesn't go unnoticed. The Fifth Grade Team proudly selects Emmy Middendorf as October's student of the month."

Other Miamisburg Schools Student of the Month Representatives can be viewed on the home page at right. Congratulations to Emmalene and all of our Students of the Month representatives!

The 96th induction ceremony for the Miamisburg High School chapter of the National Honor Society was held on Wednesday, October 24th, in the high school commons. The 25 new members are juniors and seniors who were selected by the high school faculty based on their Scholarship, Leadership, Character and Service. A student must have at least a 3.5 GPA to be considered for membership.

During the induction ceremony a special tribute was made to the educator who each inductee identified as having made a difference in his/her life. The 2018 inductees and their selected educator are: Ana Albesa/Tom Madigan, Marc Albesa/Bethe Kludt, Nicholas Bergman/Zach Greenwalt, Nicholas Bradley/Kendra Wendeln, Sydney Bruns/Sean McMurray, Connor Dye/Tom Madigan, Deliah Echols/Melvin Johnson, Macy Gausel/Nichole Gormley, Mikenzie Hindenlang/Michlee Dakin, Olivia Jones/Emma St. Jacques, Lauren King/Tom Madigan, Abi Lacanilao/Bryn Tidwell, Cassidy E. M. Lakes/Lori Curry, Keala McCurry/Brent Clausing, Colin Murphy/Gregg Pittroff, Alison Myers/Sean McMurray/Germaine Ndiaye/Allison Jaynes, Brody Osborne/Brandi Henry, Victoria Parmley/Sean Ridley, Alison Pittroff/Brandi Henry, Corey Reese/Andrew Hayden, Ben Sundermann/Debbie Terrill, Ashlyn Vongsy/Tom Madigan, Paul Walker/Maureen Longo, and Autumn Whiteman/Leigh Anne McNutt. 

The faculty advisors for National Honor Society are Amy Caudy and Lisa Porges. Congratulations to all of the 2018 inductees!