West May 24

Three Things to Know

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Memorial Day

Midview Local Schools will be closed this Monday, May 27, in remembrance of those who lost their lives in service to our country.

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Field Day

West is looking forward to a day of outdoor fun on Wednesday, May 30! Check Rooms for any last-minute updates from your child's teacher. Please make sure that your student is dressed appropriately for the weather and has a water bottle packed. Applying sunscreen before school is recommended for sun protection. Remember, all fees must be paid (or a significant payment made) for your child to join in the fun-filled activities.

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Final Newsletter of the Year

As we wrap up the academic year on May 31st, we want to express our sincere thanks for the incredible support from our families. It's been a year full of fun and learning for our students. Here's to a fantastic summer ahead for everyone!

Events & Reminders

May 31 | Student Last Day & End of 4th Quarter

Final grades will be sent home with your student on the last day of school and can also be viewed in PowerSchool.

School Fees

As we near the end of the 2023-24 school year, please remember to check if your child has any outstanding fees. Balances can be viewed by logging in to PowerSchool or PaySchools or calling our main office at (440.748.2305).

Full or partial payments can be made through the West main office during the school day or online through PaySchools (processing fees apply). Unpaid fees carry over each year but must be paid in order for your child to participate in activities like dances, field trips/camps, field days, and, ultimately, events like homecoming, prom, and graduation.

Medication Pick-Up Reminder

Just a friendly reminder that any medications stored in the clinic should be picked up by Friday, May 31st. Medications can be picked up from 9:00am-2:30pm Monday through Friday. Any medications remaining after this date will be disposed of.

Summer Extended Learning Program

Thank you to those of our families who have inquired about our Summer Extended Learning Program. In the past, this program has mainly served as an enrichment opportunity and was available to all families with children in grades K-8. However, this year the program is invite-only, focusing on students who require extra assistance in bridging educational gaps. Invitation letters were distributed to eligible students last week. If you have questions regarding Summer Extended Learning, please contact our main office.

Youth Sports & Activities

Check out our Youth Sports Camps & Leagues web page to explore summer activities available for your child.

Champions Childcare Summer Program

Midview Local Schools partner with Champions to offer child care for our K-6 families, housed at Midview North Elementary! Enrollment is easy and scheduling is flexible. Please click here to read more about Champions or enroll your child in their upcoming Summer Champ Camp.

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3rd Grade Visit to the Crushers Stadium

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To celebrate the completion of the ELA and Math Ohio State Tests, the third graders embarked on an unforgettable trip to the Crusher’s stadium! After putting in hard work during their "Spring Training" to prepare for the tests, a special day awaited the students. The stadium hosted an "Education Day" where the students engaged in an educational lesson on recycling, learning about recyclable and non-recyclable items. The third graders had a blast at the game, joining in dancing and singing with Stomper, the team's mascot. Some of our amazing third-grade teachers even had special roles during the event! Miss Barak had the privilege of throwing the first pitch, while Mr. Keeton entertained the crowd with a lively rendition of "Let It Go" from the movie Frozen in a game of "Blind Karaoke." The students enjoyed fantastic seats and perfect weather, making the trip even more memorable!

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Young Authors with Ms. Carnahan and Mrs. McMillen's Class

Students in Ms. Carnahan and Mrs. McMillen's classes recently embarked on an exciting journey of creating their very own books. Guided through the writing process of planning, drafting, editing, revising, and publishing, they collaborated with kindergarten buddies from Mrs. Zbydnowski and Mrs. VanderSluis's classes. By using interview questions as prompts, such as choosing one food for a week, desired superpowers, and favorite outdoor activities, the 4th graders crafted engaging stories based on their buddies' responses. This collaborative project was not only a creative endeavor but also a wonderful opportunity for both the 4th graders and kindergarteners to bond and make new friends!