Update #3 Dear Parents: I just wanted to take a moment to inform you all that due to the amazing work from our maintenance department that all working components as it relates to water, electricity, and heat are back to a functioning level. With this, I am

I wanted to take a moment to provide you all with an update on the possible re-opening of Central Academy next week. Since our last communication informing you that the basement of the building had flooded pretty extensively, our maintenance department has worked nonstop to begin repairs on restoring water, electricity, and heat back to the building. 

UPDATE #1 On Sunday, February 14, 2021, we discovered the lower portion/basement area of Central Academy had a pipe burst and flooded the entire area. This area contains many of the mechanical components of our building, including the boilers. Our building

In a recent article, Journal-News Staff Writer Michael D. Clark writes about Monday’s Board of Education meeting where “Middletown school officials said they need to slice $2.5 million from the district’s budget in order to avoid” a fall levy.

Change of Schedule: Week of February 22 *All K-12 in-person learners*  On Friday, February 26, district teachers and staff will receive their 2nd dose of the COVID-19 vaccine. Instead of the typical remote/Zoom day on Wednesday, it will take place on

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At the Monday, January 11, 2021 Board of Education meeting, the board members decided to continue the hybrid learning through the third quarter. The board will revisit their decision at the February 22, 2021 meeting. While MCSD remains hybrid, students with

MCSD made the decision to stay with our current safety protocols including the 14-day quarantine. 

In a recent article, Cincinnati Enquirer reporter Keith BieryGolick describes his sitdown meeting with Middletown City Schools Superintendent Marlon Styles, Jr. In the Question and Answer style article, BieryGolick starts off by writing about the testimony Mr. Styles gave to Ohio legislators, how the pandemic has shaped the school year, and how Mr. Styles and his staff are educating the district’s students. 

*IN CASE YOU MISSED IT* Superintendent of the Year: Marlon Styles, Middletown City School District Amid the COVID-19 pandemic, an Ohio superintendent took his push to close equity gaps to the national stage. K-12 Dive, a leading education publication,