District Social Worker Sally Royer (pictured right with Counselor Jackie Finney) paid a visit to Jane Chance Elementary School. She was the second quarter featured speaker. Mrs. Royer spoke with the entire school about "Acting With Kindness."
The Miamisburg City School District October Student of the Month is Gabe Mansoor. Gabe is a fifth grade student at Bear Elementary School and was nominated by his teachers, Mrs. Dunifon, Mrs. Lay, and Mrs. Lucas. They said 
"Gabe is an excellent example of a student who is responsible and takes pride in his work. When given an assignment Gabe makes sure he understands the assignment, and has it completed on time. His work is always neat and organized. Gabe is able to take responsibility to the next level and takes pride in making himself the best person he can be! He models the rights and responsibilities for others here at Bear Elementary. He chooses to be a kind friend and is compassionate to others feelings. When he is showing others he cares it shows his outstanding character as well. Gabe is also on Student Council. This requires a lot of responsibility. He attends meetings during recess without complaint. Students Council is just taking off, but last year Gabe helped with a canned food drive and he helped plant flowers as part of the Student Council project. Gabe looks for ways to help others in the classroom and within the school and community. He is able to assist students that need reminders of directions or help in reteaching when a student is absent or to support the teacher. Gabe can be trusted to help out a substitute teacher, when needed. He has worked hard to learn the ins and outs of the smartboard and projector in our rooms so he can help any sub that enters the classroom. This not only shows responsibility, but also initiative."
Other Miamisburg Schools' Student of the Month representatives can be viewed at the right side of this page. Congratulations to all of our Students of the Month!
The Miamisburg School District will be observing Fall Break from October 16-20. The Board of Education office hours will vary. Please call 937.866.3381 to check on availability of staff prior to visiting the office. School will resume October 23rd.
On Tuesday night October 3rd, Miamisburg Middle School traveled to Centerville to face the Elks in Centerville’s annual Pink Ribbon Girl’s game. In between the 7th and 8th grade games, all teams and cheerleaders took part in a ceremony recognizing some special women from both the Miamisburg and Centerville communities. (Pictured at left is Board Member Kathy Bates and Emily Werling) READ MORE
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The Miamisburg City School District has an excellent staff. We want to recognize our staff's everyday accomplishments. Employees nominate a staff member who exemplify 40 Assets by supporting the healthy development of our students or a staff member who demonstrates Best Practices. Selected staff members are recognized at a board meeting, on this website, on the District calendar or in the Viking Voice. Throughout this school year, our community will be able to read about some of the things our staff do to "Make A Difference". Visit this site often to see our 2017-18 recipients.
The 2017-18 "Making A Difference" winners are Tammy Webber (Mound Elementary School Aide nominated by Robyn Collins), Molly Mahoney (Bear Elementary School Teacher nominated by Julie Phillips), Jen Rowland (Jane Chance Elementary School Teacher nominated by Julie Phillips), and Cheryl Smith (Miamisburg Middle School teacher nominated by Myra Downing). Their nominations can be viewed by clicking on their pictures.
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Molly Mahoney (left) | Jen Rowland (right) | Cheryl Smith (right) |
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