School resumes tomorrow. We look forward to seeing you all then!
Santa kept those pesky elves extra busy this year but they had a chance to make a brief visit today at Kinder Elementary School for a snowball fight! Enjoy your holiday break Vikings!
Congratulations to Kinder Elementary School December Student of the Month Sadie Beaver. Way to go Sadie! 💙
Important dates for Kinder Families. Mark your calendar!
Were your students in school EVERY DAY this week? Celebrate that victory -- and do it again next week. Because #EveryDayMatters
Let's give December a "warm" welcome Vikings! 💙
Congratulations to Kinder Elementary School November Student of the Month Tiana Taylor. Way to go Tiana! 💙
Have you been keeping up with our Elementary Programming progress? The goal is to address the rapid growth of housing developments in our community. Learn more about the project and our progress here: https://www.miamisburgcityschools.org/o/mcsd/page/know-the-facts
From Ali Masters, Behavioral Health and Wellness Coordinator...
Check out these great resources! Links below:
SALVATION ARMY KROC CENTER: https://easternusa.salvationarmy.org/dayton-kroc/help/
TOYS FOR TOTS: https://dayton-oh.toysfortots.org/local-coordinator-sites/lco-sites/default.aspx?nPageID=0&nPreviewInd=0&nRedirectInd=3
OPERATION SANTA: https://www.uspsoperationsanta.com/
HEAP WINTER CRISIS PROGRAM: https://miamivalleycap.org/utility-assistance-2/wcp/
HOME WEATHERIZATION ASSISTANCE: https://miamivalleycap.org/weatherization/
FREE COMMUNITY GIVEAWAY: December 17, 2023 4:00-6:00PM, United House of God, 1430 W Third St., Dayton, OH 45402
Attendance is important at EVERY AGE. Start building this habit in preschool so students learn right away that going to school on time, every day is important. Even as children grow older and more independent, families play a key role in making sure students are showing up EVERY DAY to access learning opportunities and understand why attendance is so important for success in school and on the job.
Winter Dress Up Days @ Kinder! Wednesday 11/29/23 is Candy Cane Compliments Day :)
Happy Thanksgiving, Vikings! May today bring you the opportunity to reflect on all you have to be grateful for - and a little turkey, too!
On October 26, the Board of Education approved changes to the attendance boundaries and building changes of Miamisburg’s elementary schools for the 2024-2025 school year. The seven kindergarten through fifth grade schools will be changing to a grade banded system. Bauer, Bear, Medlar View, and Mark Twain Elementary Schools will now all teach kindergarten through second grade (K-2). Jane Chance, Kinder, and Mound Elementary schools will now teach third grade through fifth grade (3-5). Jane Chance and Medlar View will include units for students with Multiple Disabilities.
The redistricted attendance areas are as follows:
Medlar View/Mound Boundary for the SY 2024-25
Students who previously attended Kinder and live in Lyons Gate and Miamisburg at the Mall (Byers Road)
Bear/Kinder Boundary for the SY 2024-25
Students who previously attended Kinder and live South of Central Avenue will attend Bear grades K-2.
Mark Twain/Kinder Boundary for the SY 2024-25
Students who previously attended Kinder and live North of Central Avenue will attend Mark Twain for K-2.
All students who currently attend Bear will stay at Bear for grades K-2. All students who currently attend Mark Twain will stay at Mark Twain for grades K-2. All Bear and Mark Twain students will attend Kinder for grades 3-5.
Today at Kinder was Gratitude Day! Each grade level completed a service project for people or organizations outside our school. We made Sunshine Bags, donated to SISCA, made warm blankets and so much more!
Kinder Elementary School kicked off the upcoming Thanksgiving Holiday with their own parade!🦃
Kinder Chronicle 11/20/23
Today is Substitute Appreciation Day! Thank you to all of our Subs....the work you do for our District does not go unnoticed and is SO appreciated! 💙
Be a part of the Miamisburg City School District Team!
Yesterday, while our buildings were closed to students for election day, our teachers participated in professional development. Kinder Elementary School held a "Cost of Poverty" experience where teachers simulated the difficulties of running a household for a month while living in poverty. It was a great day of learning and growing together. Our students also enjoyed our first personalized learning day to explore different areas of interest that help develop the whole child.
Elementary Programming Frequently Asked Questions
