The school board had the privilege of learning about the collaborative professional learning process from Northridge Middle School at the board meeting on Tuesday. The middle school has worked hard to develop a culture of collaboration to guide student learning. Different teams meet during the week to look at student data and determine how to best help students. This is an exciting process that will continue to reap benefits for our students. Thank you NMS!
Happy Administrative Professionals’ Day! 🎉
Today, we want to take a moment to express our gratitude to our incredible administrative assistants. From keeping the administration center running smoothly to supporting everyone across the entire corporation, your hard work and dedication do not go unnoticed. We truly couldn't do what we do without your organizational skills, patience, endless support, and fun-loving personalities!
Thank you for everything you do to keep us moving forward! 👏✨
Today, we want to take a moment to express our gratitude to our incredible administrative assistants. From keeping the administration center running smoothly to supporting everyone across the entire corporation, your hard work and dedication do not go unnoticed. We truly couldn't do what we do without your organizational skills, patience, endless support, and fun-loving personalities!
Thank you for everything you do to keep us moving forward! 👏✨
Thinking about attending Middlebury Community Schools next year? Start the process here: https://www.mcsin-k12.org/page/enrollment
🥞🎶 What a fantastic Saturday!
Our instrumental music department hosted its annual Pancake & Sausage Breakfast, and once again, the student performances were incredible. The talent and dedication on display never cease to amaze us!
Events like this wouldn’t be possible without the many volunteers and custodial staff who work behind the scenes to make everything run smoothly. We’re so grateful to everyone who came out to help and support our students.
Here are just a few of the amazing faces who made it all happen—thank you! 💙
Our instrumental music department hosted its annual Pancake & Sausage Breakfast, and once again, the student performances were incredible. The talent and dedication on display never cease to amaze us!
Events like this wouldn’t be possible without the many volunteers and custodial staff who work behind the scenes to make everything run smoothly. We’re so grateful to everyone who came out to help and support our students.
Here are just a few of the amazing faces who made it all happen—thank you! 💙
Exciting news to share!!
The Middlebury Community Schools Board of Trustees has approved a naming rights agreement for the Northridge High School soccer facility, also frequently used for lacrosse. While the field itself will continue to be known as Todd Woodworth Field, the entire facility—including competition fields, concession and locker room building, press box, and practice areas—will now be referred to as the Teledata Athletic Complex.
This agreement reflects a new partnership between Teledata and Middlebury Community Schools, supporting the vision and direction of the school district. Teledata is a telecommunications and IT provider based in Goshen, specializing in cabling, fiber optics, and security systems for businesses and homes. Teledata has committed to a five-year financial partnership beginning in July 2026. MCS Superintendent Dr. Jayson Snyder said, “We’re truly grateful for our partnership with Teledata and their investment in our students, athletes, and facilities. Support like this helps us continue delivering exceptional opportunities while maintaining the high-quality environment our community expects.” Northridge High School Athletic Director Ryan Bales added, “We appreciate Teledata’s commitment to our athletic programs and student-athletes. This partnership will have a lasting impact on our facilities and the experiences we can provide for our community.”
The Middlebury Community Schools Board of Trustees has approved a naming rights agreement for the Northridge High School soccer facility, also frequently used for lacrosse. While the field itself will continue to be known as Todd Woodworth Field, the entire facility—including competition fields, concession and locker room building, press box, and practice areas—will now be referred to as the Teledata Athletic Complex.
This agreement reflects a new partnership between Teledata and Middlebury Community Schools, supporting the vision and direction of the school district. Teledata is a telecommunications and IT provider based in Goshen, specializing in cabling, fiber optics, and security systems for businesses and homes. Teledata has committed to a five-year financial partnership beginning in July 2026. MCS Superintendent Dr. Jayson Snyder said, “We’re truly grateful for our partnership with Teledata and their investment in our students, athletes, and facilities. Support like this helps us continue delivering exceptional opportunities while maintaining the high-quality environment our community expects.” Northridge High School Athletic Director Ryan Bales added, “We appreciate Teledata’s commitment to our athletic programs and student-athletes. This partnership will have a lasting impact on our facilities and the experiences we can provide for our community.”
We love the growth that has happened at York Elementary School! This is amazing. Well done!
🏆 INCREDIBLE LITERACY ACHIEVEMENT! 🏆
We are beyond proud to announce that the following schools have been officially recognized by the Indiana Department of Education for achieving a 95% or higher passage rate on the Indiana Reading Evaluation and Determination (IREAD) Assessment! 📚✨
These outstanding schools were honored last Wednesday at the Literacy Achievement Celebration at the Indiana Statehouse. 🏛️
This remarkable milestone is a testament to the dedication and teamwork of our community. A massive round of applause to our incredible staff, our hardworking students, and the supportive families who put in the hours to make this success a reality. You did it! 👏💙
Join us in congratulating:
🏫 Jefferson Elementary School
🏫 Middlebury Elementary School
🏫 Orchard View Elementary School
Keep up the fantastic work, readers! 📖🌟
Part of the York PTO auction this year included the opportunity for students to be able to spend time with the NHS basketball teams. It is obvious from the smiles that this was a popular event! Thank you to our high school students who took the time out of their schedule to invest in our York family!
Welcome back to our students and staff! We hope everyone had a fantastic break. MCS is excited to once again have the hallways and classrooms full of the voices of our students!
To the leaders who know every student's name and always have an open door: Happy National Assistant Principals Week! 🚪💛
Assistant Principals do so much more than handle discipline; they are mentors, cheerleaders, and safe spaces for our kids. Thank you for seeing the potential in every student, listening to their struggles, and guiding them toward success.
Please join us in celebrating our amazing MCS APs today for the lasting impact they make on our students' lives! 🎓✨
Assistant Principals do so much more than handle discipline; they are mentors, cheerleaders, and safe spaces for our kids. Thank you for seeing the potential in every student, listening to their struggles, and guiding them toward success.
Please join us in celebrating our amazing MCS APs today for the lasting impact they make on our students' lives! 🎓✨
We hope everyone enjoys their Spring Break!
It is Spring Break, but we wanted to take a moment to thank our school librarians for the work they do to create and encourage a love of reading in our students. We honor you and appreciate you!
🦁 Things got a little WILD at York Elementary this week! 🐍
We had so much fun welcoming Silly Safari to the school! They put on an amazing educational presentation, teaching our students all about how different kinds of animals live and thrive in the wild.
The best part? Students even got the hands-on opportunity to pet some of their new furry, feathery, and scaly friends! 🥰 It is safe to say everyone had an absolutely wonderful time learning and interacting with these amazing creatures.
We had so much fun welcoming Silly Safari to the school! They put on an amazing educational presentation, teaching our students all about how different kinds of animals live and thrive in the wild.
The best part? Students even got the hands-on opportunity to pet some of their new furry, feathery, and scaly friends! 🥰 It is safe to say everyone had an absolutely wonderful time learning and interacting with these amazing creatures.
Northridge High School is proud to celebrate Dr. Ellen Augustine, English teacher and Theater Director, for receiving one of Indiana’s highest civilian honors—the Sagamore of the Wabash.
Bestowed by the Governor of Indiana, the Sagamore of the Wabash recognizes individuals who have made significant contributions to their communities and demonstrated distinguished service to the state. Dr. Augustine exemplifies these qualities through her unwavering commitment to students, the arts, and the Northridge community.
A dedicated educator of 51 years, and the last 46 years at Northridge High School, Dr. Augustine has left a lasting impact on generations of students. In the classroom, she inspires a love of literature, critical thinking, and student voice. On the stage, she brings stories to life—creating opportunities for students to grow in confidence, collaboration, and creativity. Her leadership in Northridge’s theater program has not only elevated performances but also built a culture where every student feels valued and empowered.
“Dr. Augustine has a remarkable ability to connect with students and bring out their very best,” said Dr. Jayson Snyder, Superintendent of Middlebury Community Schools. “Whether in her classroom or directing a production, she creates meaningful experiences that stay with students long after they leave Northridge. This recognition is incredibly well deserved.”
Northridge High School and Middlebury Community Schools congratulate Dr. Augustine on this prestigious honor and thank her for the countless ways she makes a difference each and every day.
Congratulations!!
Bestowed by the Governor of Indiana, the Sagamore of the Wabash recognizes individuals who have made significant contributions to their communities and demonstrated distinguished service to the state. Dr. Augustine exemplifies these qualities through her unwavering commitment to students, the arts, and the Northridge community.
A dedicated educator of 51 years, and the last 46 years at Northridge High School, Dr. Augustine has left a lasting impact on generations of students. In the classroom, she inspires a love of literature, critical thinking, and student voice. On the stage, she brings stories to life—creating opportunities for students to grow in confidence, collaboration, and creativity. Her leadership in Northridge’s theater program has not only elevated performances but also built a culture where every student feels valued and empowered.
“Dr. Augustine has a remarkable ability to connect with students and bring out their very best,” said Dr. Jayson Snyder, Superintendent of Middlebury Community Schools. “Whether in her classroom or directing a production, she creates meaningful experiences that stay with students long after they leave Northridge. This recognition is incredibly well deserved.”
Northridge High School and Middlebury Community Schools congratulate Dr. Augustine on this prestigious honor and thank her for the countless ways she makes a difference each and every day.
Congratulations!!
This is a great week to check the lost and found at your child's school. If your child is missing something, please contact the school or check out their social media pages. Reclaim your lost items!!
The State Science Olympiad Invitational is happening today at Northridge High School. Everyone is invited to attend to support the students. There are also food trucks in the parking lot for anyone to enjoy!
Northridge Middle School students in Mrs. Cripe's Project Lead The Way class were stress testing bridges that they built last week. These classes are a great introduction to the world of engineering for our students!
Northridge High School is hosting the State Science Olympiad Tournament this Saturday, March 28, 2026. Over 70 teams from across the State will be attending this event and we couldn't be more excited! If you are interested in helping with this event, please contact Mr. Gerber at gerberj@mcsin-k12.org. We invite you to stop in and support our participating Science Olympiad teams on Saturday!
Orchard View Elementary kindergarten classes have group learning activities happening this morning. We love the excitement at this age!
Yesterday was a truly special day at Jefferson Elementary! 🎶 They had the absolute pleasure of hosting the New Horizons Band for a wonderful live performance for students.
It was a beautiful blending of generations, showing that a love for music connects us all, no matter our age. The students had an amazing time listening, clapping along, and experiencing the joy of live instruments.
A huge THANK YOU to the talented musicians of the New Horizons Band for sharing your time, energy, and passion with us! 🎺🥁❤️
It was a beautiful blending of generations, showing that a love for music connects us all, no matter our age. The students had an amazing time listening, clapping along, and experiencing the joy of live instruments.
A huge THANK YOU to the talented musicians of the New Horizons Band for sharing your time, energy, and passion with us! 🎺🥁❤️
