
Middlebury Elementary School 3rd grade students are setting fitness goals and tracking their progress in Seesaw. This is a great way to integrate technology into PE classes and encourage students to keep moving!






Middlebury Elementary School students were served a spooky and fun lunch today. Mummy pugs in a blanket, jack-o-lantern pizza, and eyeball baked beans for the win!!



Have a safe and fun evening!


Our Heritage Intermediate School students are full of smiles this week!



Students at Northridge Middle School were outside enjoying the weather yesterday during their lunch. It was great to see so many students outside!



We are excited to see lots of smiling faces after a great fall break!! Welcome back everyone.


Our bus fleet is enjoying their rest on Fall Break. We hope you are too!!! We look forward to seeing our students as they return to school tomorrow!




The Raiders are Regional Champs!
They will advance to the IHSAA State Finals!


Many of our elementary classrooms were able to participate in Read With A Cop/ Emergency Worker this week. We appreciate all of heroes who came to read with students, answer their questions, and be a good role model. Thank you for your service to our community. The kids had a blast!!











Enjoy your Fall Break!!


4th grade students at Heritage Intermediate School have been recording podcasts in Schoology this week. This is a great lesson that integrates the subject area content, allows for creativity, and utilizes technology. Way to go Mrs. Emmon's class!







Northridge Middle School coding club students are learning about how AI's grow via machine learning. Once they figured that part out, they trained the AI to recognize various things such as sounds, images, and positions using their Chromebooks. This is a very engaging experience for all of the students involved!




Northridge High School recently was able to upgrade the equipment in the weight room. This is a wonderful addition that will benefit our students for years to come! Go Raiders!







York students are having lots of fun on the playground during recess!








Good morning from Middlebury Elementary School. Let's have a great week!!


Track or Treat was a huge success today. We had great weather and lots of costumes. Thank you to all who participated. Thank you also to the Northridge High School Aspire students for organizing the event!!











Heritage Intermediate students are learning how to play ukuleles in music class! Music and art classes are essential in the development of different areas of the brain and allow students to exercise creativity.


The MCS School Board appreciates the collaborative relationship between administration and our teachers. Tuesday night, they approved a salary increase for ALL MCS employees. We are thankful for the way staff members positively impact our students and community.


One of the best school board meetings of the year is when Mrs. Smeltzer brings the NHS exchange students to be introduced to the board. This year we have students from Spain, Switzerland, Germany, and Italy. It is a joy to hear about the things these students are involved in, what some of the biggest differences are between the US and their home country, and what their favorite American foods are so far. Thank you exchange students! 🇪🇸🇮🇹🇨🇭🇩🇪


The Middlebury Moment was created to highlight student outcomes and focus on students who have achieved something exciting and worth celebrating, or have demonstrated significant growth.
Our first student was honored during the school board meeting last evening.
Gabriel is a York Elementary School 2nd grade student. When he started in kindergarten at York, Gabriel faced significant challenges adjusting to the classroom. Small goals were set, which he met, which led to new goal after new goal. Each time with more success. Now Gabriel is doing amazing things at York. Principal Kominowski states that "Gabriel has overcome numerous obstacles and achieved more progress than any student I've ever seen in my entire career. He is now a 2nd grade student, and a role model for many of his peers."
We want to thank all of the staff members who played a part in Gabriel's progress. We want to congratulate his parents, Rachel and Nick. And we want to say to Gabriel - keep up the great work. Keep being a positive example for others to follow. We are so proud of you!
