Alicia Mailhot Named Assistant Principal at Miamisburg High School Ⓜ️
Miamisburg High School is welcoming a new face to its leadership team as Alicia Mailhot joins Miamisburg City Schools as the school's newest assistant principal.
Entering her 23rd year in education, Mailhot brings with her more than two decades of experience in both the classroom and school administration. Throughout her career, she has served as both the Principal and Assistant Principal at Franklin Junior High School, where she worked closely with students, staff, and families to create a positive learning environment focused on student success. Before moving into administration, Mailhot taught mathematics at Valley View Junior High School, giving her a strong instructional background that continues to shape her leadership philosophy.
Now, she's looking forward to beginning a new chapter at Miamisburg High School and becoming part of the Viking family.
"I'm very excited to get to know the community and get to know the students. This is a new and exciting chapter for me, and I've heard great things about this community and school district!" Mailhot said.
As she settles into her new role, she plans to be a visible and supportive presence throughout the building while working alongside students and staff to help everyone succeed.
"My goals for this year are helping the building, helping students overcome any challenges, and ultimately making the school a better place!" she said.
With years of experience leading schools and supporting students, Mailhot is excited to contribute to the continued success of Miamisburg High School while helping students prepare for the future.
"I'm very eager to learn and be a part of our students' journey as they move forward in life," she said.
District leaders are excited to welcome Mailhot to Miamisburg High School and know her experience, leadership, and passion for education will make an immediate impact. Her dedication to supporting students, collaborating with staff, and building meaningful relationships will help strengthen the positive culture that makes Miamisburg High School such a special place.
Please join us in welcoming Assistant Principal Alicia Mailhot to Miamisburg High School. We are excited to have her as part of the Viking family and look forward to the positive impact she will have on our students, staff, and community for years to come. Ⓜ️
Miamisburg High School is welcoming a new face to its leadership team as Alicia Mailhot joins Miamisburg City Schools as the school's newest assistant principal.
Entering her 23rd year in education, Mailhot brings with her more than two decades of experience in both the classroom and school administration. Throughout her career, she has served as both the Principal and Assistant Principal at Franklin Junior High School, where she worked closely with students, staff, and families to create a positive learning environment focused on student success. Before moving into administration, Mailhot taught mathematics at Valley View Junior High School, giving her a strong instructional background that continues to shape her leadership philosophy.
Now, she's looking forward to beginning a new chapter at Miamisburg High School and becoming part of the Viking family.
"I'm very excited to get to know the community and get to know the students. This is a new and exciting chapter for me, and I've heard great things about this community and school district!" Mailhot said.
As she settles into her new role, she plans to be a visible and supportive presence throughout the building while working alongside students and staff to help everyone succeed.
"My goals for this year are helping the building, helping students overcome any challenges, and ultimately making the school a better place!" she said.
With years of experience leading schools and supporting students, Mailhot is excited to contribute to the continued success of Miamisburg High School while helping students prepare for the future.
"I'm very eager to learn and be a part of our students' journey as they move forward in life," she said.
District leaders are excited to welcome Mailhot to Miamisburg High School and know her experience, leadership, and passion for education will make an immediate impact. Her dedication to supporting students, collaborating with staff, and building meaningful relationships will help strengthen the positive culture that makes Miamisburg High School such a special place.
Please join us in welcoming Assistant Principal Alicia Mailhot to Miamisburg High School. We are excited to have her as part of the Viking family and look forward to the positive impact she will have on our students, staff, and community for years to come. Ⓜ️
🚗 Miamisburg High School Parking Pass Information 🚗
Attention MHS students! Parking pass sales begin Tuesday, August 4, through HomeTown Ticketing.
📱 The purchase link will be posted in your "Class of..." Google Classroom, so be sure you have access before your designated purchase time.
🗓️ Purchase Schedule
🔹 Seniors: August 4 | 8:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m.
🔹 Seniors, Juniors & Sophomores: August 4 | Beginning at 3:01 p.m.
Seniors: Don't forget—you can also purchase your Paint Your Spot participation when buying your parking pass!
Before purchasing, make sure you have:
✔️ Valid driver's license
✔️ Proof of insurance
✔️ Vehicle make, model, and year
✔️ All school fees paid
✔️ $25 electronic payment
Parking passes will continue to be available for purchase after August 4 throughout the school year.
🗝️ Parking Pass Pick-Up
Students may pick up their parking pass in Student Services from Mrs. Jaynes during school hours August 13–21.
Attention MHS students! Parking pass sales begin Tuesday, August 4, through HomeTown Ticketing.
📱 The purchase link will be posted in your "Class of..." Google Classroom, so be sure you have access before your designated purchase time.
🗓️ Purchase Schedule
🔹 Seniors: August 4 | 8:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m.
🔹 Seniors, Juniors & Sophomores: August 4 | Beginning at 3:01 p.m.
Seniors: Don't forget—you can also purchase your Paint Your Spot participation when buying your parking pass!
Before purchasing, make sure you have:
✔️ Valid driver's license
✔️ Proof of insurance
✔️ Vehicle make, model, and year
✔️ All school fees paid
✔️ $25 electronic payment
Parking passes will continue to be available for purchase after August 4 throughout the school year.
🗝️ Parking Pass Pick-Up
Students may pick up their parking pass in Student Services from Mrs. Jaynes during school hours August 13–21.
🎶🍔 Kick off the marching band season with food, fun, and music! 🍔🎶
Join the Miamisburg High School Viking Marching Band on Friday, July 24 for the Food Truck Rally & Show Premiere at Holland Field!
🌮 Delicious local food trucks beginning at 5:00 PM
🎼 Premiere of the 2026 marching band show, INTERtwineD, at 7:00 PM
🎟️ FREE Admission
Bring your family, enjoy dinner from some amazing local vendors, and be among the first to experience this year's incredible marching band production. We can't wait to see our community come together to celebrate the start of another exciting season!
📍 Holland Field at Miamisburg High School
🕔 5:00–8:00 PM
Miamisburg High School Welcomes New Assistant Principal Allison Jaynes! Ⓜ️
Miamisburg City Schools is excited to welcome Allison Jaynes as the new assistant principal of Miamisburg High School. Entering her 15th year in education, Jaynes brings a decade of experience at Miamisburg High School, a passion for building meaningful relationships, and a strong commitment to supporting students, staff, and families.
Over the past 14 years, Jaynes has served as a high school mathematics teacher, including the last 10 years at Miamisburg High School, where she taught both Algebra I and Algebra II to students of all ability levels. Beyond the classroom, she served as the Miamisburg High School Girls Varsity Basketball Coach from 2016 to 2024, mentoring student-athletes while building lasting relationships with families and the community.
For the past several years, she has also worked in Miamisburg's After School Program, providing academic intervention and credit recovery support. These experiences have allowed her to connect with students in a variety of ways while reinforcing her passion for serving the entire school community.
As she begins her new leadership role, Jaynes is excited to continue making a positive impact while expanding her ability to support students, staff, and families across the entire school.
"I'm incredibly excited for the upcoming school year and for the opportunity to serve in this new role. Throughout my career, I've always tried to make a positive impact on the lives of my students and players by building relationships, supporting their growth, and helping them succeed. I'm grateful for the opportunity to expand that impact beyond the classroom and athletic programs and now serve our entire student body, staff, and families. I'm looking forward to building new relationships, supporting our school community, and contributing to the continued success of Miamisburg High School," Jaynes said.
One of Jaynes' top priorities this school year is being a visible, approachable, and supportive administrator who works collaboratively with students and staff to foster a positive school culture.
"My primary goal is to be a supportive, visible, and approachable administrator for both our students and staff. I want to build strong relationships by being present, listening first, and working collaboratively to solve problems. I also hope to foster our positive school culture where students feel connected, valued, and challenged to reach their full potential. Ultimately, my goal is to help make Miamisburg High School a place where everyone feels they belong and can be successful," she said.
Jaynes also believes her recent classroom experience gives her a unique perspective as she transitions into school leadership.
"One of the unique perspectives I bring is that I'm joining the administrative team directly from the classroom. Having recently been a teacher, I understand the daily challenges, demands, and rewards that our staff experiences because I've lived them. I hope to use that perspective to support teachers in meaningful ways while also advocating for what is best for our students. I also want to bring positivity, visibility, and relationship-building to the role." Jaynes said.
District leaders are excited to welcome Jaynes into her new role and are confident her experience as an educator, coach, mentor, and leader will have an immediate and lasting impact on Miamisburg High School. Her dedication to students, collaborative leadership style, and commitment to building strong relationships make her an outstanding addition to the school's administrative team.
Please join us in congratulating and welcoming Assistant Principal Allison Jaynes as she begins this exciting new chapter at Miamisburg High School. We look forward to a fantastic school year under her leadership. Ⓜ️
Miamisburg City Schools is excited to welcome Allison Jaynes as the new assistant principal of Miamisburg High School. Entering her 15th year in education, Jaynes brings a decade of experience at Miamisburg High School, a passion for building meaningful relationships, and a strong commitment to supporting students, staff, and families.
Over the past 14 years, Jaynes has served as a high school mathematics teacher, including the last 10 years at Miamisburg High School, where she taught both Algebra I and Algebra II to students of all ability levels. Beyond the classroom, she served as the Miamisburg High School Girls Varsity Basketball Coach from 2016 to 2024, mentoring student-athletes while building lasting relationships with families and the community.
For the past several years, she has also worked in Miamisburg's After School Program, providing academic intervention and credit recovery support. These experiences have allowed her to connect with students in a variety of ways while reinforcing her passion for serving the entire school community.
As she begins her new leadership role, Jaynes is excited to continue making a positive impact while expanding her ability to support students, staff, and families across the entire school.
"I'm incredibly excited for the upcoming school year and for the opportunity to serve in this new role. Throughout my career, I've always tried to make a positive impact on the lives of my students and players by building relationships, supporting their growth, and helping them succeed. I'm grateful for the opportunity to expand that impact beyond the classroom and athletic programs and now serve our entire student body, staff, and families. I'm looking forward to building new relationships, supporting our school community, and contributing to the continued success of Miamisburg High School," Jaynes said.
One of Jaynes' top priorities this school year is being a visible, approachable, and supportive administrator who works collaboratively with students and staff to foster a positive school culture.
"My primary goal is to be a supportive, visible, and approachable administrator for both our students and staff. I want to build strong relationships by being present, listening first, and working collaboratively to solve problems. I also hope to foster our positive school culture where students feel connected, valued, and challenged to reach their full potential. Ultimately, my goal is to help make Miamisburg High School a place where everyone feels they belong and can be successful," she said.
Jaynes also believes her recent classroom experience gives her a unique perspective as she transitions into school leadership.
"One of the unique perspectives I bring is that I'm joining the administrative team directly from the classroom. Having recently been a teacher, I understand the daily challenges, demands, and rewards that our staff experiences because I've lived them. I hope to use that perspective to support teachers in meaningful ways while also advocating for what is best for our students. I also want to bring positivity, visibility, and relationship-building to the role." Jaynes said.
District leaders are excited to welcome Jaynes into her new role and are confident her experience as an educator, coach, mentor, and leader will have an immediate and lasting impact on Miamisburg High School. Her dedication to students, collaborative leadership style, and commitment to building strong relationships make her an outstanding addition to the school's administrative team.
Please join us in congratulating and welcoming Assistant Principal Allison Jaynes as she begins this exciting new chapter at Miamisburg High School. We look forward to a fantastic school year under her leadership. Ⓜ️
Congratulations to our DISTRICT Student of the Month for April, Austynn Brown from Miamisburg High School!
Congratulations to our Miamisburg High School Student of the Month for March, Ethan Warner!
Congratulations to the Miamisburg High School Student of the Month for February, Hannah Shreve!
Support the Miamisburg National Honor Society at Chipotle TOMORROW, March 4th from 4-8 PM!
Congratulations to all of the student-athletes who committed to schools on College Signing Day! Your hard work is paying off, and we can’t wait to see where your next steps take you! See more info at www.goburgathletics.org
Congratulations to the Miamisburg High School Student of the Month for January, Lucas Sorrell!
Congratulations to the Miamisburg High School Student of the Month for December, Aya Darwiche!
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. 🎓📚
MHS hosted its Holiday Hop Art Pop-Up Show yesterday and it was a huge success! We’re so grateful for our four amazing high school art teachers who inspire students to do their best and create art everywhere!
Congratulations to the Miamisburg High School November Student of the Month, Rayan Abdulla!
Big thanks to CareFlight Nurse Nicole Coleman for sharing her time and expertise with our Miamisburg High School students yesterday! Her insights into crisis care careers gave our Vikings a real look into life after high school. 💙✈️
Congratulations to the Miamisburg High School Student of the Month for October, Avrie Thomas!
Support the MHS Drama Club today with their fundraising event!
Congratulations to Miamisburg High School's Student of the Month for September, Reagan Toole!
There are 8 extra copies of the 2024–2025 yearbook available for purchase.
If you would like to buy one, please see or contact Mrs. Houtz-Gillman at jhoutzgillman@miamisburg.k12.oh.us
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The cost is $80 per book.
If you would like to buy one, please see or contact Mrs. Houtz-Gillman at jhoutzgillman@miamisburg.k12.oh.us
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The cost is $80 per book.
Save The Date: MHS Underclass Picture Day is August 21st.
