Quarter 2 Report Cards

As a result of the recent snow days, report cards will be sent home with students on Monday, January 26th. Final grades are also available in PowerSchool for your reference. We are so proud of our students and all they have accomplished so far this year!

School Fees

Last week, fee letters were sent home with all North students who have outstanding balances. Current balances can be viewed by logging in to PowerSchool or PaySchools Central or calling the North Main Office (440-748-6869) during the school day.

Payments, either in full or partial, can be made through PaySchools Central (processing fees apply) or by calling the main office. 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.

Professional Development Day & Presidents' Day

Midview Local Schools be closed on Friday, February 13, for a professional development day, and on Monday, February 16, for Presidents' Day.

February 2-6 | North Book Fair

The Scholastic Book Fair will be visiting North the week of February 2-6. Students will have the opportunity to shop during their scheduled library time. More information will be sent home with students following their library visit in the coming week.

February 10 | Midview North Mobile Dentist

Our school has partnered with Smile Programs, the mobile dentists, to offer convenient dental care right here at school. The mobile dentist provides a full range of services including exams, x-rays, cleaning, fluoride, sealants, and, when needed, fillings—all in the familiar school setting. Best of all, if your child is insured with Medicaid/CHIP, there’s usually no cost! They also offer options for private insurance and affordable self-pay. The Mobile Dentist will visit North Elementary on February 10. Sign your child up today by visiting this link or by returning the permission form sent home this week.

February 18 | North Parent-Teacher Conferences

Save the date! Our next parent-teacher conference night is scheduled for Wednesday, February 18, from 3:30-7:00 PM. Please email your child's homeroom teacher or message them in Rooms to arrange a time to meet. We look forward to discussing your child's academic progress and how we can work together to support their continued success.

February 12 | Valentine's Day Parties

We’re excited to celebrate Valentine’s Day together as a school! Keep an eye out for more details from your child’s teacher regarding valentines and any other information about classroom parties.

February 13 | Professional Development Day

Midview Local Schools will be closed.

February 16 | Presidents Day

Midview Local Schools will be closed.

Our students had an incredible time last week during a high-energy assembly featuring the motivational styling of Jim “Basketball” Jones! Using world-class ball-handling skills and humor, Jim reinforced our core PBIS expectations: Ready, Responsible & Respectful.

The message perfectly supported our mission to create a positive environment where every student can thrive. We encourage you to ask your child what their favorite trick was and how they plan to be a "game changer" at home and in the classroom!

This week Miss Pennell’s class honored the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. After diving into his life through Scholastic News and an educational video, students brainstormed powerful adjectives to describe his character—highlighting traits like brave, kind, and helpful. We wrapped up the lesson with a creative project reflecting on how we can all strive to follow in his footsteps and make a positive impact!

This month, the students in Mrs. Ballantine’s class have been diving into a heart-warming unit centered on the theme: Sprinkle kindness everywhere you go. By tracking kindness on our class chart, students are learning to identify and celebrate positive behaviors in others. Our "Sprinkling Kindness" craftivity allowed students to record their personal goals and reflect on how their actions affect the flavor of our classroom environment. Once we fill up our Acts of Kindness Chart, we will celebrate our hard work and character growth with our own Donut Party! It’s a wonderful way to see our sweet intentions turn Midview into a community full of kindness.

At Midview North, we view attendance not only as a requirement but as a commitment. We want every student to feel supported, encouraged, and motivated to be in school every day. Consistent attendance is the foundation of learning and plays a vital role in helping students succeed both in the classroom and beyond. We're excited to shout out a student that has been showing up and giving their best!

January Attendance All-Star: Marquis Holston from Miss Welsh's kindergarten class

What is your favorite part of school? Making robots with Miss Welsh and Mrs. Crum and learning about reading stories

Why is coming to school important? You have to do your work and make your lunch choice.

Thank you Marquis for showing up each day, giving your best, and being ready, responsible and respectful!

Michael Spriggs, Physical Education/Health (K-2); Athletics Faculty Manager

Years at Midview: 1st year

Phrase or motto I share with students: Try YOUR best and have fun

School Year Superlative: Most Inspiring

Go to drink or snack at school: Water.....(okay, coffee or Diet Dr. Pepper)

I hope my students remember: My class was where they learned to enjoy physical activity.

Being a Middie means: Hardworking, Dedicated, Loyal

Chris Huddleston, Head Custodian

Years at Midview: I have been with Midview just about 6 years

Phrase or motto I share with students: Once a Middie always a Middie

Go to drink or snack at school: mountain dew / anything gummy

Favorite tradition, lesson or activity with students: Movies during lunch time

I hope my students remember: That I was helpful and inviting.

Being a Middie means: To me it means we are all Middies so we are all family.