Double Good Spring Fundraiser

On Friday, March 20th, we are kicking off a 4-day virtual Double Good Popcorn fundraiser for Midview North Elementary! Proceeds from this fundraiser will be used to support our PBIS program for student incentives and building events. See more details below.

Second Grade Concert

Our second graders have been hard at work preparing for their upcoming concert! We look forward to seeing you there! Students will perform a 20–30 minute show on the Midview North Elementary stage at 6:00 PM on their designated day.

Wednesday, March 18 — students in Matlock, Ballantine, Kovach, and Carpenter classes
Thursday, March 19 — students in Kiser, Pintner, Kacsandi, Manning classes

Upcoming Early Release & Professional Development Day

In coordination with the end of the 3rd academic quarter, the district will be on an early release schedule on March 20. As a reminder, North students will be dismissed at 1:15 p.m. Students will also not have school the following Monday, March 23, as Midview Local Schools will be closed for professional development.

Spring Fundraiser

On Friday, March 20th, we are kicking off a 4-day virtual fundraiser for Midview North Elementary! We have some fun rewards on the line:

🍕 Top Overall Seller: Earns a Pizza Party for their entire class!
🏃‍♂️ Top 3 Sellers: Earn Extra Recess for their entire class!

The Details:

Starts: Friday, Mar. 20 @ 7:00 PM
Ends: Tuesday, Mar. 24 @ 7:00 PM
To participate:

Download the Double Good app (available in the Apple Store and Google Play)
Enter our event code IUYGVK in the app
Create your Pop-Up Store and take orders from family and friends!

March 18 & 19 | 2nd Grade Concert at North | 6 p.m.

More information above!

March 20 | Early Release Day & End of the 3rd Quarter

Please note that North students will be dismissed two hours earlier than usual, at 1:15 p.m. MAP reports and report cards will be sent home the following Friday, March 27.

March 23 | Professional Development Day

Midview Local Schools will be closed.

March 24 | K-6 Family STEM Night | 5-6:30 p.m. at East Intermediate

Calling all K-6 families! Join us for a night of global adventures and hands-on STEM (science, technology, engineering, math) activities! So, what's in store?

Mini Golf: Play 20 upcycled mini golf holes designed and built by East Intermediate students.
STEM Activity Stations: Build a pipe cleaner Eiffel Tower in France, construct a pyramid in Egypt, create a marshmallow snowflake in Finland, design a kite in China, and more. There will be six interactive stops to complete on your passport.
And There’s More!: Be sure to check out the Midview PLTW Programming Display, West PLTW/STEM Project Showcase, 3rd Grade Invention Convention projects, East Innovation Studio, 4-H STEM activity station, Girl Scouts DreamLab table and green screen photo opportunity led by our Tech teachers!

Students must be accompanied by an adult to attend. We hope to see your family there!

April 3-10 | Spring Break

Midview Local Schools will be closed.

April 17 | 2nd Grade Father Daughter Dance

North Elementary will be hosting our annual Father Daughter Dance from 5:30-7:00 PM on Friday, April 17. Permission slips will be sent home before spring break.

*School fees must be paid prior to the dance. See "school fees reminder" below for more information.

School Fees Reminder

As we near the end of the 3rd quarter, we kindly ask families to check if their child has any outstanding school fees. To view your balance and make a payment, please visit our fees web page. Secretaries are also available to assist families in creating a payment schedule if needed. Please note that action must be taken on unpaid fees in order for your child to participate in end-of-year activities, including dances, field trips/camps and field days.

Last Call for Yearbook Sales

Capture the memories of this school year with our 2025-2026 Midview North & West Elementary Yearbook! Order your yearbook today and give your child a keepsake they'll treasure for years to come.

Deadline to order: Monday, March 9th
How to order: Visit our easy-to-use online ordering site: https://ripchostudio.orderphotos.online/ordering/with?key=RAH5S6SU

If the link doesn't work, copy and paste it into your browser's address bar!

Ordering code: RAH5S6SU
Questions? Contact the Customer Service team at (216) 631-0664 Ext 28.

The students in our kindergarten classes have been eagerly awaiting this special milestone day of school after being delayed with so many snow days. We are rockin' our letters, numbers and more. For these kindergarteners, they are 100 days more curious, more compassionate, more patient, and more independent. The day was filled with showcasing a collection of 100 grouped in various ways. Students have learned how to count by 1s, 5s, and 10s to 100. In ELA, the class wrote 100 rhyming words and read a book about the 100th day. Then with the help from some parent volunteers, the afternoon was spent doing various 100 themed STEM centers while making and eating a 100 snack mix and necklace. We are definitely 100 days smarter!

It has been an incredibly busy and exciting time in Mrs. Szoradi’s First Grade Classroom! We have moved into the world of two-digit numbers! To help us understand the relationship between numbers, we brought in some "monsters" to help. Students had fun using the monster activity mats with partners to compare two-digit numbers with the greater than, less, than, and equal to symbols. We also officially reached the 100th Day of School! Students had a blast participating in themed activities to celebrate the 100th Day of School!

The following students have been selected to have their art displayed at Grafton Midview Public Library for the month of March:

Kindergarten: Rocco Lang, Emma Moran, Alexander Gnall

First Grade: Peyton Stevens, Sawyer Osinski, Sloane Guthrie

Second Grade: Christopher Royer, Bria Mould, Selena Gnall

Congratulations to all the artists and don't forget to stop in and visit the library!

Mrs. Whitesel's WIN classroom turned into a hub of detectives practicing the art of inference. Each student shared three secret clues about their dream job, prompting their classmates to use their "brain power" (schema) to predict the profession. It was amazing to see the kids connect their background knowledge to solve these career mysteries. Check out our future pros in action!

Mrs. Jennifer Lorber, First Grade Teacher

Years at Midview: 16

Phrase or motto I share with students: Be kind, work hard, have fun!

Go to drink or snack at school: Coffee

Favorite tradition, lesson or activity with students: Hatching chicks in first grade is truly an unforgettable experience.I love that in embodies a hands on life lesson in patience, resilience, compassion and the incredible process of life itself!

Being a Middie means: I love the tight knit community that supports, challenges and inspires one another every day. To me, being a "Middie" stands for hard work, resilience and respect.

Ms. Ashley Pintner, Second Grade Teacher

Years at Midview: This is my first year

School Year Superlative: Most likely to have iced coffee in her hands

Phrase or motto I share with students: Teamwork makes the dream work

Go to drink or snack at school: Iced coffee in the morning, Dr. Pepper in the afternoon, water throughout the day. I have it down to a science!

Favorite tradition, lesson or activity with students: Morning Meeting!

I hope my students remember: That I loved them!