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Miss Barak and Mrs. Mlinarcik's third-graders have been working on opinion writing over the past few weeks. Recently, they had the chance to put those skills to the test with a fun Valentine's Day-themed writing activity. The topic of the task was to decide whether Conversation Hearts are the ultimate Valentine’s Day candy. Students conducted research, facilitated a taste test, and even created a poll to determine the classroom's preference. Check out the interesting facts students wrote about this sweet activity:
Did you know…
❤️ The first conversation hearts were created by Daniel Chase in 1866.
🧡 More than 5 billion Conversation Hearts are made by the NECCO candy company every year.
💛 About half of Americans buy candy for Valentine’s Day each year, with Conversation Hearts being a top seller.
💚 Conversation Hearts can stay fresh for five years or more.
💙 10 new sayings are added each year to Conversation Hearts.
💜 One small box of NECCO Conversation Hearts candy contains 110 calories and 27 grams of sugar.
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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)!
Mrs. Viers and Mrs. Reyes classes are doing a fantastic job with their Synonym Sort activity. Another word you can use to describe these 4th graders is tremendous (synonyms are great 😉)
Introducing our January Students Of The Month 🎉🥳
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Our PBIS Treat of the Month students are “what’s poppin” 🎶🍿
Alphabet parade at Midview West ! Thank you to our Kindergarten parents for all the hard work on the letter vests. We appreciate you #middiepride
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
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Hello Midview Families,
Based upon the "Winter Storm Warning's" timing, it appears arrival will be very dangerous for our staff and students. Therefore, I am cancelling school tomorrow, Friday, January 19th. Please be safe and warm.
Thanks,
Dr. Willingham
Mrs. Eppich’s third-grade class discussed Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.’s famous "I Have a Dream" speech and what it means to be kind, inclusive, and fair to one another. Each student spent time writing their own mini speeches, and together, they set a class goal to show 20 acts of kindness!
Midview Staff and Families,
Due to extremely cold and dangerous wind chills forecasted for tomorrow morning, the Midview Schools will be closed tomorrow, Wednesday, January 17, 2024.
Be safe and stay warm Middies!
Dr. Willingham
Miss Barak’s 3rd grade class is hard at work on their new “rounding” unit. Keep up the great work!
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This year, Christmas came early for several students thanks to the kindness and work of our Midview Ohio Association of Public School Employees (OAPSE) members, which includes maintenance and custodians, bus drivers and mechanics, kitchen staff, secretaries, and library/educational/special education paraprofessionals.
Over the last several weeks, staff members worked together to donate and collect funds to purchase bicycles as part of their new Bikes for Kids Program. This past weekend, they assembled and hand-delivered new bikes to 13 deserving students in grades K-4!
