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🍬 Quarter 1 Zearn Rewards Were Sweet at Mayfield!Assistant Principal Megan Bennett visited classrooms to celebrate more ...
10/27/2026

🍬 Quarter 1 Zearn Rewards Were Sweet at Mayfield!

Assistant Principal Megan Bennett visited classrooms to celebrate more than 120 students who completed at least 30 Zearn lessons during the first quarter!
Zearn is an online math program that connects digital lessons to what students are learning in the classroom, reinforcing grade-level math instruction and helping students build their skills.

Congratulations to our hardworking students! Keep learning and Zearning, Middies!

Celebrating Hispanic Heritage Through Research and Student Leadership!To wrap up National Hispanic Heritage Month, Creek...
10/26/2026

Celebrating Hispanic Heritage Through Research and Student Leadership!

To wrap up National Hispanic Heritage Month, Creekview 6th grade students put their research and presentation skills to work!

Students researched influential Hispanic and Latino figures from a variety of fields, including artists Frida Kahlo and Diego Rivera, athletes Carmelo Anthony and Anthony Muñoz, as well as comedians, scientists, performers, and more!

Students displayed their projects in the cafeteria and welcomed younger students to explore their work, ask questions, and learn something new! Principal Lierly and members of the district leadership team also stopped by to hear presentations and see the excitement firsthand.

Thank you Dr. Anedra Million for creating opportunities for students to research, design, and present their learning throughout the school year! We love seeing our 6th graders build confidence, practice public speaking, and serve as leaders in learning for their younger classmates!

🎨🌳 Keep Our Parks Clean Poster Challenge: Top 10 Student Designs Selected!We are excited to reveal the Top 10 designs se...
10/26/2026

🎨🌳 Keep Our Parks Clean Poster Challenge: Top 10 Student Designs Selected!

We are excited to reveal the Top 10 designs selected from more than 250 submissions to our "Keep Our Parks Clean" Poster Challenge! These student artists represent six different MCSD school buildings and a variety of grade levels!

During our first Personalized Learning Day, students had the opportunity to participate in a design challenge that encouraged them to get creative while thinking about ways we can all help care for our local parks.

Students were challenged to create and color an original poster promoting ways to keep our parks clean, including picking up litter, cleaning up after pets, properly disposing of trash, and keeping our parks beautiful and enjoyable for everyone!

The 10 selected designs will be on display at the MCSD District Office beginning next week! Congratulations to our 10 selected student artists, and thank you to ALL the students who participated and helped make this challenge a success!

We love seeing our Middies use their creativity to make a positive impact in our community!

🎉🐾 Celebrating Wildcats of the Month! 🐾🎉We are excited to recognize our Wildcats of the Month!These outstanding students...
10/23/2026

🎉🐾 Celebrating Wildcats of the Month! 🐾🎉

We are excited to recognize our Wildcats of the Month!
These outstanding students were recognized for demonstrating Leader in Me Habit #1: Be Proactive! Being proactive means taking responsibility, making positive choices, and showing leadership through our actions!

Congratulations to our Wildcats of the Month! Keep up the great work and continue leading by example! 🌟

10/23/2026

💜🎉 October is National Principals Month! 🎉💜

We want to take a moment to recognize the incredible principals who lead our Middletown schools!

Being a principal is about so much more than running a school. It's about building relationships, encouraging students, supporting staff, celebrating successes, and creating a school community where everyone feels welcome and valued.

From greeting students in the morning to cheering them on in the classroom, hallways, and at school events, our principals make a difference in countless ways each day!

To our Middletown principals, THANK YOU! Thank you for your leadership, dedication, and the heart you put into your schools. We appreciate all you do for our students, staff, and families!

Help us celebrate National Principals Month by giving your principal a shoutout in the comments! Share a favorite memory, a kind word, or something you appreciate about their leadership!

🧡 Unity Day at MiddState — Building commUNITY, One Step at a Time! 🧡On Wednesday, October 21, MiddState students and sta...
10/22/2026

🧡 Unity Day at MiddState — Building commUNITY, One Step at a Time! 🧡

On Wednesday, October 21, MiddState students and staff wore orange and came together to celebrate kindness, acceptance, and inclusion as part of National Bullying Prevention Month!

More than 75 MiddState students took their Unity Day celebration beyond the classroom with a walk from their school to the MCSD District Office!

The weather was great! Students enjoyed time outdoors while connecting with their peers and teachers through conversations focused on kindness and building positive relationships.

We love seeing our schools find different ways to celebrate Unity Day and encourage students to make a positive difference in their school communities! Students spent time writing positive quotes and messages and enjoyed donuts after their walk.

Unity Day reminds us that even small acts of kindness can make a big difference. Together, we're Building commUNITY! 🧡💜

🧡 Unity Day at Creekview — Building commUNITY! 🧡On Wednesday, October 21, Creekview students and staff wore orange and c...
10/22/2026

🧡 Unity Day at Creekview — Building commUNITY! 🧡

On Wednesday, October 21, Creekview students and staff wore orange and came together to celebrate kindness, acceptance, and inclusion as part of National Bullying Prevention Month!

Creekview teacher Dr. Anedra Million organized lessons focused on the importance of creating a school community where everyone feels safe, valued, and included.

We love seeing our elementary students step into leadership roles, setting positive examples for their classmates and making a difference in their school community! They enjoyed group activities, creating themed artwork and talking about ways to include others in authentic and meaningful ways. 🧡

And of course, Creekview brought some extra fun to Unity Day with bright orange wigs, sunglasses, and bandanas! 😎

Unity Day reminds us that even small acts of kindness can make a big difference. Together, we're Building commUNITY! 🧡💜

🧡 Unity Day at MHS — Building commUNITY! 🧡On Wednesday, October 21, Middletown High School students and staff wore orang...
10/22/2026

🧡 Unity Day at MHS — Building commUNITY! 🧡
On Wednesday, October 21, Middletown High School students and staff wore orange and came together to celebrate kindness, acceptance, and inclusion as part of National Bullying Prevention Month!
MHS Hope Squad student leaders, alongside advisers Kayla Wandsnider and Stephanie Cooper, organized a school-wide assembly focused on the importance of creating a school community where everyone feels safe, valued, and included.
Hope Squad members Teaghan Kelley and Alex Duff spoke to their peers about acceptance, supporting one another, and reaching out to Hope Squad when they need someone to talk to. It was especially meaningful to hear students continue sharing the powerful message "You Matter" from their Hope Squad video earlier this school year. 🧡
Special guest and Middletown graduate Jalin Marshall joined the assembly to speak about kindness, friendship, and inclusion. Jalin continues to give back to his hometown through his role as Youth Outreach Coordinator for Middletown Connect.
Following the assembly, students and staff walked together around campus before gathering on the soccer field to form a giant Middie M! 📸 A special thank-you to staff member Andrew Mitchell for capturing an incredible drone photo of our Middies standing united!
Unity Day reminds us that even small acts of kindness can make a big difference. Together, we're Building commUNITY! 🧡💜

🔎 From Classroom Investigators to Real-World Detectives! 🚔Remember a few weeks ago when we shared how Creekview's third-...
10/22/2026

🔎 From Classroom Investigators to Real-World Detectives! 🚔

Remember a few weeks ago when we shared how Creekview's third-grade Passport to Tomorrow students were exploring the world of forensic science through hands-on investigation stations? Well, their learning continued with a special visit from Detective Mooney of the Middletown Police Department!

As part of their exploration of the Human Services career cluster, students had the opportunity to learn more about the role of a detective, share what they discovered during their forensic science unit, and ask questions about careers in law enforcement.

Detective Mooney even connected his work directly to their classroom investigations, explaining how tread patterns on the bottom of shoes and boots can help investigators identify important details, including shoe size and brand!

A big thank you to Detective Mooney and the Middletown Police Department for helping our young Middies connect classroom learning to real-world careers in our community!

⚖️ Order in the Court! Fairy Tale Trials at Creekview! ⚖️Creekview's sixth-grade Passport to Tomorrow students recently ...
10/20/2026

⚖️ Order in the Court! Fairy Tale Trials at Creekview! ⚖️

Creekview's sixth-grade Passport to Tomorrow students recently stepped into the courtroom for "Fairy Tale Trials," a hands-on experience exploring careers in the Human Services career cluster and the important roles people play in our communities!

Students took on different courtroom roles, bringing their characters to life while practicing public speaking, critical thinking, teamwork, and decision-making.

During a class reflection, students shared some interesting takeaways! Some discovered they might want to become lawyers one day, while others realized public speaking isn't their favorite activity. Students serving as jury members also learned that making a fair decision isn't always easy, especially when you can understand both sides of an argument!

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