Happy Thanksgiving, Vikings! May today bring you the opportunity to reflect on all you have to be grateful for - and a little turkey, too!
Today was a great day at Bear Elementary School. Students enjoyed the Sunshine Book Club and a visit from S4TS!
Maddux-Lang Elementary hosted literacy night on Thursday, November 15th for our preschool students! Our littles had a great time! 💙
Kinder Elementary School kicked off the upcoming Thanksgiving Holiday with their own parade!🦃
Friendly reminder, Vikings! Thanksgiving break is November 22-24. We will see you back in class on the 27th! 🦃
Today is Substitute Appreciation Day! Thank you to all of our Subs....the work you do for our District does not go unnoticed and is SO appreciated! 💙
Congratulations to our October District Student of the Month Miamisburg Middle School student Kae Mastronardi! Good work Kae!
Congratulations to our latest Making A Difference honoree Bauer Elementary School Paraprofessional Sarah Williams. Sarah was nominated by Erin Safran. Thanks for all you do for our students and staff Sarah! 💙
On October 26, the Board of Education approved changes to the attendance boundaries and building changes of Miamisburg’s elementary schools for the 2024-2025 school year. The seven kindergarten through fifth grade schools will be changing to a grade banded system. Bauer, Bear, Medlar View, and Mark Twain Elementary Schools will now all teach kindergarten through second grade (K-2). Jane Chance, Kinder, and Mound Elementary schools will now teach third grade through fifth grade (3-5). Jane Chance and Medlar View will include units for students with Multiple Disabilities.
The redistricted attendance areas are as follows:
Medlar View/Mound Boundary for the SY 2024-25
Students who previously attended Kinder and live in Lyons Gate and Miamisburg at the Mall (Byers Road)
Bear/Kinder Boundary for the SY 2024-25
Students who previously attended Kinder and live South of Central Avenue will attend Bear grades K-2.
Mark Twain/Kinder Boundary for the SY 2024-25
Students who previously attended Kinder and live North of Central Avenue will attend Mark Twain for K-2.
All students who currently attend Bear will stay at Bear for grades K-2. All students who currently attend Mark Twain will stay at Mark Twain for grades K-2. All Bear and Mark Twain students will attend Kinder for grades 3-5.
Dr. Blessing and Elementary Curriculum Director Amy Dobson presented at the Ohio School Board Association Conference today about our wonderful preschool program.
On this Veterans Day, we honor and express our appreciation to all the brave men and women who have and continue to serve our nation with the utmost dedication and sacrifice. Your service is essential to our freedom! 💙
Teams 7 and 8 at MMS welcomed eight veterans today to speak to their 7th grade students about their experiences while serving in the U.S. Armed Forces. Veterans included: Mr. Bill Stalder (Air Force), Mr. John Zimmerman (Navy), Mr. Ray Rotellini (Air Force), Mr. Bill Trent (Air Force), Mrs. Yolanda Matthews (Navy), Mr. Darryl Webb (Army), Mr. Bart Gardner (Air Force) and Mr. John Fowler (Army). The teams would like to thank the veterans for their service and for taking time out of their day to come in and share.
Bear Elementary School staff and students honored our local Veterans today! 💙#thankyouforyourservice
Bauer Elementary School students and staff held a parade to honor and support our Veterans!
Mark Twain Elementary School students honored local Veterans today. #thankyouforyourservice
Last night, MCS held our district-wide fifth-grade music concert in the MHS gym. The night was full of incredible talent, great songs and community support. Great job to all students who participated!
Great performance Vikings!!
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Yesterday, while our buildings were closed to students for election day, our teachers participated in professional development. Kinder Elementary School held a "Cost of Poverty" experience where teachers simulated the difficulties of running a household for a month while living in poverty. It was a great day of learning and growing together. Our students also enjoyed our first personalized learning day to explore different areas of interest that help develop the whole child.
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