Thank you for supporting our Campus Quest! Our goal was to create a facility our community and district is proud of, rivaling that of other area Division I schools in Southwest Ohio. This vision is supporting all outdoor sports on the campus of MHS. In addition, Holland Field has created new opportunities for the PE classes ,elementary schools through their field day activities, the Miamisburg Wellness Program, and the community and other outside groups. All outside sports and activities at the high school have benefited from new restrooms, concessions and added parking. We are in full operation….Holland Field is open...but we still need your help!

Your kind donation will enhance our outdoor facilities to mirror the quality of excellence our district has provided in our classrooms and buildings. It is not too late to be recognized on our donor wall. You and/or your family can be recognized for a minimum donation of $250. Levels of contribution listed below are recognized in the sports programs, school website, and permanently commemorated at the stadium. Royal & Champion contributors will also receive two lifetime passes and reserved seats for home events.

$250-$499 - Blue & White Contributor
$500-$999 - Viking Contributor
$1,000-$4,999 - Pride Contributor
$5,000-$9,999 - Legacy Contributor
$10,000-$49,999 - Champion Contributor
$50,000+ - Royal Contributor

The donor wall will be updated with new and increased donations prior to the Fall Sports season. To make a donation, visit this site miamisburgcityschools.org/campus-quest or checks can be mailed to:

Campus Quest
Attn: Brenda Hibberd
540 E. Park Avenue
Miamisburg, OH 45342

We appreciate your continued support!

The Miamisburg High School graduation ceremony will be live streamed at the following link 

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The Miamisburg City School District May Student of the Month is Mark Twain Elementary School third grade student Marshall Slamka. He was nominated by his teacher Tracy Harris. Mrs. Harris said "Marshall Slamka is an excellent choice for Student of the Month. Marshall is a 3rd grade student who excels in all disciplines in the classroom. He possesses qualities of a responsible student by following the rules, being at school every day, and treating others the way he wants to be treated; just to name a few. Marshall always participates in class and he is the first to help a fellow student in need. He is a great team member and has nothing but the utmost respect for himself, his peers, teachers, and administrators. He also exhibits traits of helping other students during his extra time, being honest, organized, a willingness to ask questions, and the determination to do his best. He is a great example of how students should treat each other here at Mark Twain Elementary. He is extremely kind and is very willing to work and collaborate to solve problems. Marshall is an active member of the Mark Twain Student Council. He is eager to share the meeting minutes with our classroom each month.

Marshall Slamka is an excellent selection for Student of the Month because he exemplifies so many good qualities for other students to emulate. He helps make the home of the Mustangs a great place for kids to go to school. I truly appreciate the positive energy he brings to our classroom. It is because of his drive of responsibility, and refusal to settle for anything less than his best, that Marshall Slamka should be awarded Student of the Month. Congratulations, Marshall, you definitely deserve being one of the Students of the Month."

Congratulations to Marshall and all of our other May Student of the Month Building Representatives, which can be viewed to the right.

The Miamisburg City School District April Student of the Month is Bauer Elementary School second grade student Hank Ewing. He was nominated by his teacher Linda Wells. Mrs. Wells said "The three aspects of PBIS: Respectfulness, Responsibleness, and Readiness to learn that are embraced by Miamisburg City Schools are well represented by my student Hank Ewing. He is an exemplar of the qualities that our district and school include as part of our Viking Values. We take great pride in making a difference in our students’ lives and the achievements that they make academically. However, we also find gratification in the well rounded individuals that each student inspires to be. As educators, we know that the innate characteristics of a human beings' core character comes from within. Hank Ewing is one such boy. Hank is a young student that comes to school each day as an example of true Viking excellence in all three areas of our PBIS goals. He first, is respectful of our school, teachers, staff, and his peers. He treats the building and all of his classmates as though they are his home and family. He also amazingly acknowledges teachers and school staff as important and appreciated. Secondly, Hank is responsible. He goes out of his way to be helpful, often seen picking paper up from the floors, asking if anything needs to be done in the classroom or if there’s something that he could do “just to make my job easier.” Hank most often makes the best choices possible to make our school a better place to be. Finally, Hank is an excellent student. He is always on task and working diligently, no matter the task. He often helps his peers if they are struggling with a concept or question. He’s quick to volunteer his help if he sees that I’m helping another at that moment. He is consistently ready to learn. It is because of the reasons stated that I nominate Hank Ewing as Miamisburg’s Student of the Month."

Congratulations to Hank and all of our other April Student of the Month Building Representatives, which can be viewed to the right.