East Jan. 9
Three Things to Know
End of Second Quarter
We will be arriving at the official mid-point of the year with the closing of the 2nd Quarter on January 15. Report cards will be sent home with students on Friday, January 23. Final grades will also be available in PowerSchool.
Early Release, Records Day, and Martin Luther King, Jr. Day
Midview Local Schools will have an early release on Thursday, January 15, with East dismissing at 12:15 PM. The district will also be closed on Friday, January 16, for Records Day and on Monday, January 19, in observance of Martin Luther King, Jr. Day.
The Mobile Dentist Visits East
Events & Reminders
January 15 | Early Release & End of 2nd Quarter
It's hard to believe the second quarter of the school year is coming to an end! Report cards will be sent home with students the following Friday. Students will be dismissed two hours earlier than usual at 12:15 p.m.
January 16 | Records Day
Midview Local Schools will be closed.
January 19 | Martin Luther King, Jr. Day
Midview Local Schools will be closed.
February 5 | CCP Information Meeting for Rising 7th Graders
Midview Local Schools is sharing information about Ohio’s College Credit Plus (CCP) program for the 2026–2027 school year. CCP allows eligible students in grades 7–12 to earn both high school and college credit, often at no cost to families. Parents are encouraged to review the detailed CCP letter linked here. The CCP Parent Information Night, held in conjunction with the Midview High School Showcase, will take place on Thursday, February 5, 2026, from 5:30–6:30 p.m. in the APR (lunchroom) at Midview High School.
February 12 | East 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 East Intermediate on February 12. Sign your child up today by visiting this link or by returning the permission form sent home this week.
Gifted Identification
The referral window to recommend a student for gifted identification in the area of superior cognitive ability, academic ability, creativity, and/or visual performing arts is now open. If you feel your child may meet the criteria as established by the State Department of Education and the Midview Local School District, please complete the following questionnaire no later than Friday, January 16, 2026.
Colder Weather
As colder weather settles into Ohio, please remember to send your child to school prepared with a hat, gloves, and coat. We will continue to enjoy outdoor recess any day that is above 25 degrees, with wind chill.
Featured Stories
SCHOOL BOARD APPRECIATION MONTH
Please join us in thanking our board of education members for their service. January is School Board Recognition Month, and we are celebrating all month long. Help us thank our board members for guiding our students, schools, and community to new heights.
Mrs. Young's Tech Class
In 6th grade technology, students are learning what is involved in stop motion animation. They will be working through the process starting next week. In 5th grade, students are learning about Google Sheets and all of the things it can do. Next week, we'll create our own Sheets and compare whether dogs or cats are more expensive to own.
Mrs. Golian's 5th grade math class!
In Mrs. Golian’s math class, students have been diving deep into adding mixed numbers with unlike denominators. To sharpen this skill, we played a high-stakes game of 'Don’t Get Zapped!' The room was full of focus as students solved their way through the deck, but there was a twist—drawing a 'Zapped' card meant losing a turn! This friendly competition turned a challenging math concept into an engaging, high-energy classroom experience that made practicing feel like a win!
PBIS Corner
December Students of the Month
Congratulations to our December Students of the Month! These students went above and beyond demonstrating Generosity during the month of December. Keep up the great work!
Arianna Pelfrey, Sam Watkins, Jase Lang, Dominic Henke, Trey Scott, Olive Wise, Alivia Schriver, Brayden Mzik, Layla Franklin, Diane Jackson, Anabella Rossi Bonilla, Davian Guerra, Melrose Jarvis, Anson Snyder, Addison Mellen, Juliet Farley, A'Moni Smith, Quinn Tompkins, Honor Yost, Emma McClure, Ben Delphia, Scarlett Lance, Matilda Parrack, Olivia Campomizzi, Ethan Bryner, Charlotte Potting
Staff Spotlights
Savannah Rozanski, Paraprofessional
Years in the district: 6
If you were to receive a fun school year superlative, what would it be? Most likely to give you a hug or make you laugh
What is a phrase, rule, or motto you often share with students? Your best is always good enough!
What’s your go-to drink and/or snack order to get through the day? Pepsi or Alani’s
What does being a "Middie" mean to you? Community, Family and Culture
Patricia Peterson, 5th-Grade Math Teacher
Years in the district: 42
If you were to receive a fun school year superlative, what would it be? Cleanest Room
What is a phrase, rule, or motto you often share with students? Help Others
What’s your go-to drink and/or snack order to get through the day? Water, Butterfinger Candy Bar
What does being a "Middie" mean to you? Being part of a family where we all help each other.