At the Monday, July 26, 2021 Board of Education meeting, the Board discussed the Middletown City School District Back to School Safety Protocols. The three main topics include 'Cleaning Practices,' 'Contact Tracing,' and 'Masks'.

2021 Fall Season at Middletown High School/Middle School Athletic Department Pre-participation Information:  To tryout or participate, you MUST: Register ONLINE through Final Forms https://middletown-oh.finalforms.com Complete your

It is with great sadness that I write this letter to you. One of our students died yesterday after a possible drowning incident at the Land of Illusion Water Park. Mykiara Jones was a rising freshman at Middletown High School and we mourn for her family and friends. (Click para leer en español)

School Supplies: 2021-22 In an effort to ease your transition back to the classroom, Middletown City School District will provide all K-12 students with school supplies. Please send your child/ren to school with a backpack and water bottle (if

Dear Middies: We are getting ready to welcome back all our K-12 Middies! Instead of everyone starting on the same day, we have decided a staggered start is the best choice for our students. We hope this allows our students to ease back into the school year,

Gail Sams, EMIS Coordinator for the Middletown City School District, was recognized recently for her successful completion of the 2-year long SWOCA EMIS Advanced Leadership (SEAL) program.   Mrs. Sams was chosen to attend this selective program

Through our partnership with the City of Middletown Health Department, we are offering students ages 12 and up a voluntary Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 vaccination clinic. If you and/or your student is interested in receiving the COVID-19 vaccine, you must pre-register on or before May 28. You will then receive a parental consent form that must be signed and brought to the clinic. Students planning to get their first dose of Pfizer's COVID vaccine must be accompanied by a parent or guardian.

Middletown City School District (MCSD) welcomes two new administrators to the Middie family. Deanna Narcisse from La Porte Independent School District (ISD) outside Houston, TX will become the next principal at Wildwood Elementary and Caryn Gross from Lakota

Middletown City School District (MCSD) Board of Education approved Kelven Moss as the new varsity boys basketball coach for the Middletown High School (MHS) Middies. A 2001 MHS alumnus, Coach Moss looks forward to returning to and re-igniting the Middie

Earlier this year, Journal-News Staff Writer Michael D. Clark wrote about a Middletown Middle School student--who is hearing impaired--and how she taught herself to play the piano during the pandemic. A group of Middletown residents read his article and knew they had to do something about her lack of a real piano. The group is the Middletown RAK (Random Acts of Kindness) and they’re an anonymous organization that chooses one person or entity a month and bestows upon them a gift of kindness.

We’re excited to announce a great opportunity for Kindergarten – 5^th Graders called Middie Way Baseball.

Kyle Schwarber, a Middie Alumni Great and World Champion, now playing with the Washington Nationals, is helping spearhead this to bring baseball back to the youth in our city.

FedEx Office, a world-class provider of convenient, state-of-the-art printing, packing and shipping services and subsidiary of FedEx Corp. (NYSE: FDX), announced the donation of a retail value of $100,000 for in-kind printing services and solutions

*IN CASE YOU MISSED IT* In this article, Journal-News Staff Writer Michael D. Clark writes about the different ways Middletown City Schools is saying ‘thank you’ to its students, staff, and community. It’s been a hard, long year and a simple ‘thank you’ goes a long way. 

Middletown City School District (MCSD) Board of Education named Kee Edwards, the current principal at Miller Ridge Elementary, as the Assistant Director of Human Resources. This is a new position.  Edwards, a Middletown High School graduate, has worked

In this article, Journal-News Staff Writer Michael D. Clark speaks with officials from Miami University and Middletown City School District about a new program that puts first-year “education majors from Miami University into Middletown Schools for their first taste of their coming careers.”

There are SO many reasons to choose a Middletown kindergarten education! We have excellent, loving teachers, school choice, STEAM labs, and so much more. If you're thinking about enrolling your student, then this video is for you!   Enroll

The Middletown High School Athletic Department is hosting summer camps for elementary aged children. From golf to football and baseball to cheerleader...and much more in between...there is something for everyone. To view the offerings, dates, ages, and

In 2019, Miami University in partnership with Middletown City Schools was awarded a state grant from the Ohio Dean's Compact to develop and implement a pilot teacher licensure program. This program will give students the tools to become instructional

At the Monday, March 22, 2021 Board of Education meeting, the board approved the 2021-22 school district calendar.

“I am incredibly honored to be given the opportunity to join Middletown City Schools in my new role as student services coordinator. Middletown’s dedication to their students and community is exactly the type of environment in which I desire to continue my career. I am excited to develop new relationships and support the staff and students of Middletown City Schools,” said Thompson. 

Middletown City School District (MCSD) Board of Education named Deborah Houser, the current Senior Director of Human Resources, as the new Assistant Superintendent. This is a new position.  Houser has worked at MCSD for the past 13 years, most recently

The proposed legislation would make several changes to Ohio’s current report card system with the intent to change the current system from one of flawed metrics and punitive measures to one that provides a document that schools, parents and communities can understand. The bill would eliminate the current “A” through “F” grading system and replace it with new performance ratings.

The purpose of the Memorial Fund is to provide monetary support for James’s two siblings, Rachel and Lucas. One hundred percent of the donations received will go to the siblings. The proceeds will not be used for funeral expenses as the arrangements have been generously donated.

My heart breaks writing this letter informing the Middletown City School District of the tragic loss of one of our Rosa Parks Elementary students, James Hutchinson. During this difficult time, I know our Middie Family will lean on one another while our community mourns. Our community always finds strength when we come together and I know we will come together for James.

As a school community, we want to honor James with a celebration of life tomorrow, March 2, 2021 at 6:45 PM in Barnitz Stadium. All are welcome to come as we start to heal together as a community.

UPDATE 2/24/21 3:50 PM: Earlier in the day, we evacuated the High School after dismissal. We have now been given the all clear by local law enforcement. The threat came from out of state.

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

This week Middletown City School District (MCSD) wishes Mrs. Debbie Sander, Executive Director of Student Services, a heartfelt farewell as she starts her next job: retirement. Mrs. Sander, a lifelong Middletown resident, has spent 25 years with MCSD and 33

Excited for the future? When it comes to our students' futures, we should always be certain. Sign-up for a Zoom call to learn how you can help us strategic plan!

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.