More fun with Victor the Viking....at Mark Twain!
If you have not already taken the Safety and Sense of Belonging Survey, please do. We value your opinion.
In the Spring of 2021, the Miamisburg City School District began the journey of developing a Strategic Plan. One of the components of our shared vision is Safety and Sense of Belonging. We envision a school district that fosters positive relationships, empowers the community, and values diversity, equity, and inclusion to create a safe environment for all. The Spring of 2022 we released the first Community Survey. Through this school year, we have been working on collecting data from all stakeholders that will be compared to last year’s results. This will continue to inform our practices to improve the Safety and Sense of Belonging in our schools. To that end, we would like to hear from you, including parents and others who live and work in our community.
Please access the Safety and Sense of Belonging Survey through this link. This survey will take approximately 3-5 minutes to complete, excluding comments you choose to leave. For the purposes of this survey, please consider “the school” the school your child attends or the school in your neighborhood/community. If you have children at multiple levels (elementary, middle school, and high school), please feel free to answer a survey for each level. The survey will be open from May 17 through May 26, 2023.
We thank you for your time and support in helping us continue to grow in providing welcoming and safe environments for all!
Congratulations to our May District Student of the Month Si Toadvine. Si was nominated by his Mark Twain Teacher Amy King. Good work Si!
Our latest Making A Difference honoree is Mark Twain teacher Lora Becker-Jenks. Lora was nominated by a grateful staff for all that she does. Pictured are Sarah Slamka, Jen Damon, Patty DeMott, Lora Becker-Jenks, Jen Noble, Susan Phillips, Kelly Lee Marker, & Dr. Blessing. 💙
Mark Twain third graders completed a segment on Wright Brothers History as inventors from Ohio. Each student did research & gained insightful information about the Wright brothers, their family, the time period in which they lived & how their hard work contributed to aviation.
Freaky Friday the Musical starts Friday, May 5th! Get your tickets...cash or check only!
School Principals’ Day is celebrated on May 1 annually to recognize the importance of principals, from elementary to high school, and all the work they do for the betterment of the school. Thank you for all you do for the Miamisburg School District!
Congratulations to April Mark Twain Elementary School Student of the Month Avery Confer. Good work Avery! #Mustangs 🐴
Our future #MarkTwainMustangs enjoyed the evening at their Kindergarten Spring Orientation. 🐴 💙
Thank you to all of our wonderful Administrative Professionals! You are the BEST...and we could not do this job without you! Today...and everyday....we celebrate YOU! Thank you, thank you, thank you! 💙
Kindergarten Spring 2023 Orientation Information
Ohio State Testing has officially begun!!! As a district, we will celebrate testing with district-wide Spirit Days on Tuesdays and Thursdays for the next 4 weeks!!!
Congratulations to March Mark Twain Elementary School Student of the Month Meadow Dalton. Good work Meadow! #Mustangs 🐴
Spring Break is right around the corner! This year Spring Break will run from Monday, April 3 - Friday, April 7. Monday, April 10 will be a No School Day for students. Almost there, Vikings!
Parents...don't forget to frequently check the Parent Resource page of our website for events happening in Miamisburg and the surrounding communities! https://www.miamisburgcityschools.org/page/parent-resources
Congratulations to February Medlar View Elementary School Student of the Month Muath Al Tarhuni. Proud of you Muath! #Musketeers
Congratulations to February Mark Twain Elementary School Student of the Month Chase Gonzalez. Good work Chase! #Mustangs
Elementary programming update information
Elementary Parents,
We would like to inform you that when elementary buses leave the school building, the principal will send a notification to families to keep you informed of your child's departure from school.
Thank you
We have been cleared to dismiss students. This delay will also affect high school, middle, and elementary school buses, with student drop off running late. Once we complete the high school bus routes we will update everyone on possible middle and elementary delay times.Thank you!
