This morning, we had the privilege of welcoming several local veterans, servicemen, and servicewomen at East Intermediate for our annual Veterans Day Assembly.
Organized by East students and staff, the program was a deeply meaningful tribute to those who have served and a humbling experience for everyone in attendance. The event featured patriotic musical performances, a Veterans Day play, and a showcase of student-designed button badges created to honor our veterans—congratulations to this year’s winners, Kassidy Everett, Wyatt DiVencenzo, Brantley Crawford,and Penelope Zielinksi!
Students and guests also heard from Jay Overy, U.S. Marine Corps Corporal (E-4), who spoke about his experiences and the meaning of service. Additional highlights included a beautiful performance of The Star-Spangled Banner by the sixth-grade choir, accompanied by Midview High School American Sign Language students, and a special POW/MIA table presentation by members of the MHS AFJROTC to honor those who never made it home.
We are deeply grateful to all who attended and to every member of our community who has served. Today and always, we thank our veterans for their courage, sacrifice, and unwavering commitment to our country!
about 11 hours ago, The Midview Schools
Miss Sherban and Mrs. Kidd put the "fun" in Fundations by swapping out their usual markers and whiteboards for fluffy shaving cream! Their first graders had a blast getting their hands messy while using this sensory activity to practice writing one-syllable words with bonus letters!
4 days ago, The Midview Schools
Students in Mrs. Petroskey’s Media Arts Primer class recently explored the difference between shape and form. Using creative lighting techniques and camera angles, they experimented with how light and perspective can transform everyday objects from simple shapes into dynamic three-dimensional forms.
4 days ago, The Midview Schools
Midview East Intermediate recently wrapped up its annual canned food drive to support the Midview Community through North Eaton Christian Church. Students and staff are proud to share that 1,727 food items were collected!
Congratulations to Mrs. Conway’s and Ms. Hirsh’s homerooms for being the top collectors in fifth and sixth grade. A special thank you goes to East Student Council for organizing the event and to everyone who generously donated!
4 days ago, The Midview Schools
Ms. Carnahan's fourth graders teamed up with Mrs. Zbydnowski's kindergarten class for a special Halloween-themed art project! Together, they read a poem and collaborated to create some fun and colorful artwork. Ms. Carnahan's students did an amazing job being kind and patient role models. The kindergarten students are excited to welcome their fourth-grade friends back soon for a fun Thanksgiving-themed activity!
5 days ago, The Midview Schools
View our latest updates, news, and successes in this month's district newsletter!
This is a reminder that Midview Local School District will have its first early release of the school year tomorrow, October 30. Students will be dismissed two hours earlier than usual. Please also note that the district will be closed on Friday, October 31, for a professional development day. Thank you!
10 days ago, The Midview Schools
As a reminder, Midview Local Schools will be closed this Friday, Oct. 10, for NEOEA Day. We’ll see our students back in the classroom on Monday, Oct. 13!
We are SO grateful to everyone who has contributed to our Stuff the Bus initiative so far 🎒🚌 Thanks to your generosity, we already have many new school supplies and backpacks ready for Middie families — but we’re not done yet!
Drop-off boxes are still open at Albert’s Market (460 Main St.) and the Midview Bus Garage (37901 Capel Rd.) through August 18 during regular business hours. View our list of most-needed supplies here: https://www.midviewk12.org/article/2320744
Middie families — shop our Stuff the Bus School Supply Store at East Intermediate during the Back-to-School Rally on August 21 from 5–7 p.m.! Whether you haven’t started shopping yet or just need a few final items, we’ve got you covered!
3 months ago, The Midview Schools
The 2025–26 school year is right around the corner! To help you get ready, we’ve put together a Back-to-School Guide with key dates, helpful reminders, and everything you need to know before our first day on September 2, 2025.
We hope you are as excited as we are for our annual Back-to-School Rally! ALL district families (grades PK-12) are invited to kick off the 2025-26 school year with us during this fun event, which includes: - Class lists for grades PK-6 (class lists will also be posted the following day on the front doors of our buildings for those who cannot attend) - School year information (registration, food services, transportation, etc.) - A variety of delicious treats and food trucks such as Manna Food Truck, Kona Ice, FranksnShakes, and bRaised in the CLE - Free and fun activities, including balloon twisting, face painting, bounce houses, dunk tank, Eaton Township Fire & Rescue obstacle course and helicopter landing, athletic team games, and much more! - Live DJ - Local vendors, community partners, and Midview groups
Join us in the Midview Middle School parking lot on Thursday, August 21, from 5-7 p.m. In the event of rain, the Rally will be held inside of the Middle School.
Midview High School and Oberlin High School joined forces on Wednesday for the first part of their student exchange program called SWAP (Students Working to Achieve Perspective). Planned collaboratively by Midview’s L.O.V.E (Let Our Voices Emerge) Club, Oberlin’s Student Council, and each school’s administrators, the SWAP Day aimed to create camaraderie and build community between the two schools.
Oberlin students were greeted by the Midview High School band and our AFJROTC. The day kicked off with donuts and introductions, followed by guided tours of the building, class sit-ins, team-building activities, lunch, and meaningful conversations about each school’s similarities and differences as they apply to programs, culture, and community.
Midview L.O.V.E. Club students will visit Oberlin on April 23! We hope to continue to expand the SWAP to involve additional schools next year.
over 1 year ago, The Midview Schools
Our 5th and 6th grade students have been hard at work designing and building 18 upcycled mini-golf holes for our upcoming Elementary STEM Night on April 25! A "Coding Crew" has even been meeting after school to learn how to bring elements of each hole to life using Hummingbird Robotics Kits (funded by the Ohio STEM Learning Network grant East received last year)!
In addition to the mini golf course, this exciting evening of STEM (science, technology, engineering, math) exploration will also include:
- Activity stations such as milk jug and plastic bottle sun catchers, cereal box flowers, junk necklaces, plastic bag friendship bracelets, & seed bombs
- West 3rd Grade Invention Convention projects
- PLTW class showcase
- informational math sessions
- a green screen for photo opportunities
- a Lorain County Waste Management informational table
over 1 year ago, The Midview Schools
Second-grade participated in a glow learning experience! Using black lights, glow sticks, decorations, invisible pens, hats, and game materials funded through a Ross Foundation, Inc. grant, students and staff enjoyed a BRIGHT and fun-filled day of English Language Arts, reading, and math activities.
over 1 year ago, The Midview Schools
Students following our Micro-electromechanical Systems (MEMS) career pathway recently had an opportunity to engage with professionals from Intel and Rockwell Automation! They were able to gain insights into the operations of each company, further discover the practical application of their classroom knowledge, explore potential career paths and opportunities, and inquire about various aspects of the industry.
Through the MEMS pathway, students manually produce tiny integrated devices or systems that combine mechanical and electrical components. These devices are found in many electronics, pharmaceutical products, and medical equipment!
Midview North recently concluded its school-wide learning initiative centered around the Iditarod! Known as the Last Great Race of Earth®, the Iditarod is the world’s longest annual sled dog race, spanning 1,000 miles through the Alaskan wilderness.
From math to art to physical education, students engaged in various activities, discussions, and hands-on projects as they followed the mushers and their sled dogs on their challenging and inspiring journey.
Students also enjoyed some additional activities throughout the month, including:
- A visit from Dr. Joe Urig, a Veterinarian from Fox Veterinary Hospital, to educate students on animal health and wellness.
- Participation in a Natural History Museum virtual assembly to learn about Balto, the sled dog turned national hero.
- Discovering state symbols, fun facts, and map skills through a cross-country postcard exchange connecting classrooms across all 50 states.
