📣 Reminder! There’s NO SCHOOL this Friday, Jan. 16, while our staff participates in a professional development day.
School Board Appreciation Month:
Today, we are celebrating Jason Mowery for his two years of dedicated service on the Miamisburg City Schools Board of Education. Jason's efforts have helped to strengthen our entire school community. We are incredibly grateful for his time, passion, and valuable contributions. Thank you, Jason, for everything you have done for Miamisburg City Schools! 💙
Today, we are celebrating Jason Mowery for his two years of dedicated service on the Miamisburg City Schools Board of Education. Jason's efforts have helped to strengthen our entire school community. We are incredibly grateful for his time, passion, and valuable contributions. Thank you, Jason, for everything you have done for Miamisburg City Schools! 💙
Several bills on the Governor's desk could reshape school funding across Ohio. We're closely monitoring the outcome and its potential impact on Miamisburg City Schools.
Miamisburg City Schools wants to spotlight our wonderful staff members! This week's spotlight features Ashley Miller, 3rd grade teacher at Kinder Intermediate School.
January is School Board Appreciation Month and we’re thrilled to spotlight our amazing Board of Education members! Today, we celebrate Ann Niess for her years of dedication and service on the Miamisburg City Schools Board of Education. Your commitment to our students, staff, and community has made a lasting impact. Thank you for all that you do! 💙
Congratulations to our DISTRICT Student of the Month for December, Miamisburg Middle School student Tucker Tews!
Congratulations to the Jane Chance Intermediate School Student of the Month for December, Ryker Gayheart!
Congratulations to the Maddux Lang Preschool Student of the Month for December, Jaxson Rodibaugh!
Congratulations to the Miamisburg High School Student of the Month for December, Aya Darwiche!
Congratulations to the Bauer Primary School Student of the Month for December, Madison Remmie!
Congratulations to the Bear Primary School Student of the Month for December, Sam Bell!
Congratulations to the Mark Twain Primary School Student of the Month for December, Niyah Shepard-Smith!
Congratulations to the Kinder Intermediate School Student of the Month for December, Rex Bush!
Congratulations to the Medlar View Primary School Student of the Month for December, Rhett List!
Congratulations to the Mound Intermediate School Student of the Month for December, Ezra Brubaker!
Learn how your student can earn both high school and college credit simultaneously! Join us for College Credit Plus Night on Jan. 13 from 6 to 8 p.m. in the MHS Commons. 🎓📚
In case you missed it: there has been a calendar change for the current school year.
The following days will be for staff development and NO STUDENTS will be in attendance.
January 16, 2026
February 20, 2026
March 13, 2026
The following days will be for staff development and NO STUDENTS will be in attendance.
January 16, 2026
February 20, 2026
March 13, 2026
School resumes TOMORROW, January 6. We can’t wait to welcome you back and begin a new year of learning and growth!
Miamisburg City Schools wants to spotlight our wonderful staff members! This week's spotlight features Sherry Wheeler, Educational Assistant at Miamisburg Middle School.
Miamisburg City Schools is funded through a variety of sources, including local, state, and other revenues:
- Local funding: 56.12%
- State funding: 33.21%
- Other revenues: 10.67%
While the funding breakdown highlights various sources of revenue, the majority—over 56%—comes from local taxpayers. Legislators are currently reviewing a variety of property tax bills that aim to provide relief to taxpayers. However, these changes could significantly impact the stability of our school funding. We will continue to monitor the legislation and its impacts while maintaining our commitment to providing a high-quality education to our Vikings.
- Local funding: 56.12%
- State funding: 33.21%
- Other revenues: 10.67%
While the funding breakdown highlights various sources of revenue, the majority—over 56%—comes from local taxpayers. Legislators are currently reviewing a variety of property tax bills that aim to provide relief to taxpayers. However, these changes could significantly impact the stability of our school funding. We will continue to monitor the legislation and its impacts while maintaining our commitment to providing a high-quality education to our Vikings.
