East August 29
First Day of School
We look forward to welcoming our fifth and sixth-grade students back to school on Tuesday, September 2! East Intermediate begins at 7:20 a.m. and dismisses at 2:15 p.m. As a reminder, students are permitted in the buildings 15 minutes before the start of the day! Staff members will be available to help them find their classrooms, navigate the building, and walk to/from their buses.
FinalForms
If you have not yet done so, please log into your FinalForms account to review information, make any necessary changes, and sign off for the new school year. This quick process, which takes less than 10 minutes, is REQUIRED for all families. If you’ve already completed your forms—thank you!
All FinalForms must be completed by Monday, September 22. For safety reasons, students with incomplete forms after this date will not be allowed to attend school until their forms are complete.
Pick-Up/Drop-Off
Please visit the Events and Reminders section below to review the changes to drop-off and pick-up procedures for East prior to the first day of school. More information can also be found here.
Tammy Hammond, School Counselor & Student Council Advisor
Years in the district: 28
If you were to receive a fun school year superlative, what would it be?
Most likely to have an energy drink in her hands
Three adjectives students would use to describe me: Tiny hands Hammond (I have a collection of tiny hands), Snack slayer, and Squad Maker (I like to help students find their friend group)
What is a phrase, rule, or motto you often share with students?
Failure leads to success. I also have tiny hands and ask students if they need a hand.
What does being a “Middie” mean to you?
Being a Middie means we are a family. Our number one priority is the students and we are willing to work together to make sure kids know they belong here at Midview!
Amanda Bohannon, Clinic/Guidance Secretary
Years in the district: 3
What excites you most about your job?: So much, honestly! Everyday brings something different and that keeps it exciting. Getting to know each student and knowing I have the opportunity to make a positive impact on their lives is my favorite part of the job.
Some of my hobbies/interests outside of my career: Traveling, Reading, Spending time with my family and going on adventures with my kids and granddaughter.
Working at Midview Local Schools has taught ME: Working at Midview has taught me that patience and understanding go a long way. We never know what a student is going through, so getting to understand them is so important. I've taken this lesson into my life outside of school as well.
Stacey Hassler, School Nurse
Years in the district: 5
What is a phrase, rule, or motto you often share with students?
Keep your hands clean ad your heart kind.
What does being a “Middie” mean to you?
To me, being a Middie means being part of a supportive community, a family where students feel respected, encouraged, and supported in all they do.
I am not a big fan of: cold weather and snakes
What’s your go-to drink and/or snack order to get through the day?
Cherry Twist Alani