School Librarian Appreciation Day is today. We wish to thank your librarians for the important work they do in our schools. They educated students on the importance of reading and work to help every student find books that connect with them and are of high interest. Thank you!!
Remember, there is no school today.
6th grade students at NMS are working in social studies class to learn about the Treaty of Versailles. Our teachers do a great job of making this learning meaningful and fun for students.
Today is School Paraprofessional Day. Our schools would not function without our awesome paraprofessionals! They are the hands and feet of the school in many ways. These staff members work to fill in where needed, work with students in small groups and one-on-one, and help with supervision. Thank you all for the amazing and important work that you do. You make an impact every day!!
We aren't fooling around and want you to know that we have great things happening academically in our schools! Academics and relationships are strengths across our district.
The band department met with 5th grade students last week to show them the different instruments that they could learn to play if they joined band in middle school. This is always an exciting time for 5th grade students! Our music programs bring lots of enriching activities to the lives of students.
Good morning and happy Monday!!
Due to the ongoing power outage, Middlebury Elementary School will have e-learning today, Monday, March 31. This ONLY impacts Middlebury Elementary. Additional details about extended time to complete assignments will be sent later this morning to MES families only. All other schools will proceed with a regular school day.
Today is National Doctor's Day. Middlebury Community Schools would like to thank Dr. Imhoff for the wonderful care that she provides to the staff within our school system!
The band boosters had a successful pancake breakfast this morning!
Jefferson Elementary School students are engaged in their learning. Learning happens every day in large group and small group settings. Go Tigers!
Ms. Shuler's kindergarten class at MES had a lesson on computer science this morning. Using Vex123, these students learned the basics of algorithmic thinking and sequencing by programming a small robot to do desired tasks.
The new turf on the soccer field is looking great! We are excited for our first games this fall at The Robert Weed Soccer Complex at Woodworth Field!
Congratulations to the Northridge Vex Robotics Team, 55760R Rubber Duckies, who competed this weekend at the Indiana State Robotics Competition, the largest state competition in the country. The Rubber Duckies are the first team to qualify for State in program history. They competed in Skills (both driver controlled and autonomous), judging interviews, and (8) qualification rounds. During qualifications they competed with different partner robots against alliances of two other robots to play the High Stakes game. While the Rubber Duckies did not move into the elimination round, they had fun and enjoyed the experience! They did receive the ENERGY Award, chosen by the judges as a team exhibiting energy throughout the event. It could be the 4,000 mini ducks they distributed throughout the weekend made a positive impact! If you visit the State Fair this summer, and come across a mini duck...
Congrats to Scott Miller of Northridge Middle School for being named the Indiana Junior High Athletic Director of the Year!
The Northridge Middle School 8th grade boys basketball teams were honored Tuesday evening during the school board meeting. This group doesn't have a win/loss record. They have a win record, as they have gone through their entire middle school career undefeated! Mr. Miller (athletic director and assistant principal) also shared that he has received compliments from other schools regarding how well these boys treat the opposing teams. Congratulations on your accomplishment as basketball players and as young men of character!
Northridge Middle School shared information about their Knight Lights show choir at the school board meeting on Tuesday. Student ambassadors spoke about what they enjoy about show choir, what challenges them, and how much joy show choir adds to their lives. This is the 17th year for the show choir and they keep getting better and better!
What better way to spend time waiting for the parent pick-up line than to play catch. Thank you Mr. Gaskill!
We want to give a shout-out to these two students for helping the technology department last week. They were of great assistance and displayed a servant's attitude!
