This June and July, we will have multiple options for you to return your Chromebook and hotspot to the MCSD Tech Department. You can return the items to either the high school of the district office downtown.

The Middie Meal Machine is Back--Now Monday through Friday! Starting Monday, June 6, the Middie Meal Machine Food Truck will travel the City of Middletown and have free food for all children. Follow this schedule in the link below and meet us from 11 AM -

*IN CASE YOU MISSED IT* The end of the school year is always fun, but this year it’s even better with the return of The Middie Olympics. The Journal-News joined in our wonderful district tradition and, after a two-year hiatus due to COVID-19, it was the perfect day to gather and compete together. All day long you saw smiles, witnessed dancing, and experienced more hugs and high fives than one can count. It was a good day to be a Middie!

Our Middletown Success Liaisons put together a website that is a one stop shop for our families. From financial assistance and clothing to summer programs and events, this page has it all. Click Here Crisis Lines : Domestic Violence: Women Helping

On April 28, the Community-Building Institute Middletown (CBIM) was awarded three grants from the Ohio Department of Education to expand existing and create new free summer learning opportunities and afterschool programs. The focus of these out-of-school

Middletown City School District (MCSD) is excited to announce two strategic leadership changes: the appointment of  Suzanna Davis as the district’s next Senior Director of Student Services and the promotion of Tracy Neeley from building principal

Rise Up. Be the Reason. Work in the Middletown City School District When: April 13, 2022 from 6-7 PM Where: Middletown Middle School | 551 N Breiel Blvd. Who: We will be hiring for all positions Teachers Support Staff Bus Drivers Food

Summer Bridge Invitation for Incoming Kindergarten Students Dear Parents: We appreciate your interest in our Summer Bridge Reading Readiness Program, funded by the Middletown Community Foundation and Middletown City School District, and carried out by

Journal-News writer Michael Clark and photographer Nick Graham put together an informative and visual article on the recent Digital Promise League of Innovative Schools spring convening in our district and neighboring Lakota Local Schools. Nick Graham visited Amanda Elementary and documented educational leaders from across the country learning about (and playing with) our Lu Interactive Playground.