We are ready for another great day at MCS!
We want to wish our very own Raider a happy birthday. Raider works hard to help our police department and he brings lots of smiles to students everywhere. Happy birthday Raider!
MCS was just announced as one of only nine winners of an Indiana Office of Career & Technical Education Readiness Grant for advanced manufacturing and information technology.
At Northridge specifically, this grant will provide $70,000 to purchase a FANUC welding robot learning center and a CNC Milling Machine.
We’re excited to see how these machines will be used in our already outstanding NHS manufacturing, engineering, and computer-aided design classes!
The Northridge Northern Lights Show Choir placed 4th in the country at the National Finals in Branson, Missouri! Congratulations, we're so proud of you! Pic by: Amber Byers
Orchard View Elementary School held a food pantry drive and Students delivered the items to the food pantry personally. What a wonderful, teachable moment for our students. A special thank-you goes out to Officer Edlund for his help!
Middlebury Community Schools is on Spring Break from March 31 - April 7, 2023. We sincerely hope that everyone has a wonderful week!! We look forward to seeing students and staff again on April 10th!
Jefferson Elementary School had a very successful Spring Fling this past weekend. Thank you for the community for coming out to support JES and its PTO!
Mrs. Gaskill's 1st grade class at Orchard View Elementary used pan balances to weigh different school supplies and jellybeans, measured with jellybeans, built structures with jellybeans, did bottle flipping with different amounts of jellybeans, and then experimented with different liquids.
Learning is so much fun! ⚖️
Congratulation to the 10FT Line! They are the Northridge High School SRT Volleyball Tournament Champions. Well done!
York Elementary School has been very intentional with their targeted intervention time. Students are in small groups working with adults on individual needs. Kindergarten has done a fantastic job tackling math during their intervention time the past few weeks! Way to go York students and staff!
Congratulations to the 3A STATE CHAMPS!!! Way to go Northwood!
A brass ensemble from Northridge High School performed for the school board at Tuesday night's meeting. It was great to hear the talent that this group has! Thank you for sharing your music!
Congratulations to the Northridge Middle School band and choir programs. These students performed at the ISSMA competition this past weekend and all earned a Gold Distinction. We are proud of our students!!
Please consider supporting our instrumental music programs by attending the pancake breakfast this weekend.
The Northridge High School Northern Lights and Starlights show choirs performed this week for our elementary schools. The performances by these state championship choirs gave our younger students the opportunity to experience a show choir performance and helped them dream big about working hard and succeeding! Come out this Thursday, March 23rd to the NHS Auditorium at 7:00 to hear these choirs, along with the NMS Knight Lights. The performance is free to the community(donations accepted). Photo credit: Amber Byers
The Northridge High School Aspire program was honored by CELL (Center of Excellence in Leadership of Learning) at last night's school board meeting for becoming a fully endorsed Early College school. Congratulations to our high school!!
We want to wish the Northwood Boys Basketball team the best of luck as they take on Guerin Catholic in the 3A state championship game this Saturday! Go Panthers!!!
The Northridge show choirs have a free community performance this Thursday at 7:00 in the Northridge High School Auditorium. Come support these state champions! There will be performances by the Northern Lights, Starlights, and the Knight Lights. You don’t want to miss this!
With more than 5,000 devices in the hands of students and staff, our technology department stays quite busy. We have a very dedicated tech staff who work hard every day to keep things running smoothly for everyone.
Learning can happen in many different ways. Sometimes it works best in small groups where more individual attention can be given to students. We are thankful for the adults who work with students every day in these small group settings!
