Second Graders participated in Glow Day Learning Activities as a kick-off to spring break!
Check out the North News Channel, with special interview with Dr. Willingham! https://youtu.be/D-7-gVJaOtE
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.
North and West students ended their day on a high note with a special showing of the MHS Spring Musical, 'You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown' 🎶
Congratulations to our February Students of the Month!!
View our latest updates, news, and successes in this month's district newsletter! https://www.smore.com/n/zeacv
The Day the Crayons Quit - Our second graders out did themselves at this year's concert! Thank you, Miss DeCaprio for a wonderful show.
Check out North News Channel Newest Episode with a special announcements about the Iditarod: https://youtu.be/CKYaplGz-Xk
Heading into our long weekend with so much love ♥️
Shout out to Mrs. Hamm! Her guidance, empathy, and advocacy make a profound impact on the lives of our North students. Happy School Counselor Week!
Yesterday, our Food Services Department held its annual Middie Chef Cook-Off! Nine total students (three from each elementary building) were chosen to represent their respective schools and prepare a culinary dish centered around the theme of "Healthy Desserts." A panel of judges selected three chefs who will continue representing their school in a final round on March 13!
Thank you to all of our North, West, and East students who submitted recipes and displayed their culinary creativity in this annual competition! Good luck and congratulations to our finalists: Aspen Bott (North), Temperance Cindric (West), and Baron Carr (East)!
Join Us Thursday Evening, February 8th, 4:00-7:00pm to shop the North Book Fair!
Mrs. Kiser's 2nd graders enjoying their PBIS popcorn! Thank you for being Ready, Responsible, and Respectful!
View our latest updates, news, and successes in this month's district newsletter!
https://www.smore.com/fdp4v
Congratulations to our January Students of the Month!
Check out North News Channel Newest Episode with a special guest interview: https://youtu.be/WHME6VsSgV0
In celebration of our kindergarten students mastering their ABCs, North and West Elementary Schools held their annual Alphabet Parades! In each class, students were assigned a letter of the alphabet and decorated a vest with images that began with their letter.
Our kindergarteners had so much fun during the parade and enjoyed the cheers of encouragement and support from their peers!
Miss Michael’s first graders worked to develop their research and writing skills while learning about the diets, habitats, and characteristics of various arctic animals, including caribou, polar bears, and penguins. The class concluded the unit with a polar bear-themed treat and a science experiment that showed how blubber helps keep animals warm!
Midview Staff and Parents,
Good morning, arrival conditions are still concerning with the winter weather advisory still in effect. Therefore, for the safety of our staff and students, I am cancelling school today, Tuesday, January 23rd.
Stay safe,
Dr. Willingham
Congratulations to our December Students of the Month! Thank you for being Ready, Responsible, and Respectful.
