Due to icy road conditions, Middlebury Community Schools will be on a 2-hour delay today, February 6, 2025. Please take extra care when traveling this morning.
Congratulations to Anna Yutzy, as she was honored during the Middlebury Moment at the school board meeting this past Tuesday.
Anna is a wonderful student involved in many extracurricular activities including band, manager for basketball, NHS student council, Junior Optimist service club, 4-H rabbit club, and won the 2023 & 2024 Indiana Miss Amazing Pageant for girls with disabilities.
She has also been selected for the 2025 class of Riley Champions for being a positive influence at Riley & in her home community!
Anna was nominated by Principal Nathaniel, and supported by many in MCS, but one specifically mentioned in the nomination was NHS school counselor Amanda Clabaugh.
Here is what Mrs. Nathaniel had to say about Anna:
If you spend much time at Northridge or any of our events, you will see Anna. She is a highly-involved student and an absolute joy. Anna is the girl with a big smile and positive attitude. She is always willing to help those around her, and Anna doesn’t seem to know a stranger. I can’t think of many high school students as approachable and outgoing as she. Anna makes friends easily and has no problem talking with absolutely everyone! Anna is an important member of NHS in many ways, as a serious student, team manager, and NHS band member. So, whether it's in our building or out in the community, competing and winning in 4-H or Miss Amazing, being the Riley Champion or the champion of a friend she hasn’t met, Anna embodies the spirit of a Northridge Raider… and we honor her.
Congratulations Anna. We are proud of you!
York Elementary School presented at the school board meeting Tuesday evening. Their staff was able to share with the board how they are using tiered instruction, data collection, and updated documentation to bridge gaps in student learning. Thank you to the York staff for working hard to improve things for students!!
This week is National School Counselor Week. MCS is blessed with wonderful school counselors who work hard and put students first. Thank you for all that you do!!!
York Elementary School students are engaged in their learning this morning. These students are concentrating and are focused!!
Northridge High School and Heritage Intermediate School students and staff celebrated National Hot Chocolate Day in the cafeteria with these awesome treats!! Thank you to our cafeteria staff for their work!!
The Northridge High School cafeteria recently underwent an update. Check out these before and after pictures of this update. Things look great!
An invitation to Businesses
Are you a business owner intrigued by the thought of employing high school students to add value to your organization? Would you like to learn more about Work Based Learning? Northridge High School is hosting a Business and Community meeting to explore how Work Based Learning can benefit you! You are invited to attend!
Location: Northridge HIgh School Black Box Auditorium
Enter through Door 1
When: Wednesday, February 26
8:00 am - 9:15 am
RSVP using this QR Code or by clicking the link below:
Or email Paul Johnson johnsonp@mcsin-k12.org
Bridget Griffin griffinb@mcsin-k12.org
Can’t make the meeting but would like more information?
Email Paul Johnson or Bridget Griffin. We would be happy to stop by and meet with you!
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These two students from Middlebury Elementary School are all smiles as they learn about letters and words. We love to see our smiling students!!
York music students are busy learning their parts on the many different instruments available to them. Way to go!
Congratulations to Northridge High School teacher, Ellen Augustine! Augi was nominated for and chosen as the winner of the Indiana Thespian Convention's Hall of Fame Award!! She received this honor over the weekend during the three-day conference at Avon High School and even had her family surprise her at the ceremony. Congratulations Augi, and thank you for your years of service to our students!
Our K-3 buildings had a blast celebrating the 100th day of school last Friday. Students participated in a variety of activities, including dressing up to be 100 years old, having a visit by a super hero who led students in 100 exercises, stacking 100 cups, and creating groups of 100 items. Happy 100 Day!
The Northridge High School Science Olympiad teams finished in 1st and 2nd place today at the Crown Point invitational. There were quite a few individual medal winners at the end of the meet. Congratulations!!
Some at Jefferson Elementary celebrated the 100th day of the school year by dressing up like they are 100 years old!
We love the arts! Students in Mrs. Patel's class at Northridge Middle School are working on various drawings that they can put on display. Go Raiders!
The Northridge Middle School math counts team had a practice event on Saturday and were joined by some former math counts graduates. Go Raiders!
Due to tomorrow morning's forecasted wind chill, MCS will again have E-learning on Wednesday, January 22, 2025. Please stay safe and warm.
Please remember that there is no school today in celebration of Martin Luther King Jr. Day. Life's most persistent and urgent question is, "What are you doing for others?" MLKJr
Due to extreme weather, MCS will have E-learning tomorrow, Tuesday, January 21, 2025. Since temperatures and wind chills are typically easier to predict than snowfall, we can make and share this decision early and keep our students, staff, and families informed. Stay safe and warm!
NHS Science Olympiad students are working with Heritage Intermediate 5th grade students to build earthquake towers. Thank you, NHS Science Olympiad students!
