Midview High School and Oberlin High School joined forces on Wednesday for the first part of their student exchange program called SWAP (Students Working to Achieve Perspective). Planned collaboratively by Midview’s L.O.V.E (Let Our Voices Emerge) Club, Oberlin’s Student Council, and each school’s administrators, the SWAP Day aimed to create camaraderie and build community between the two schools.
Oberlin students were greeted by the Midview High School band and our AFJROTC. The day kicked off with donuts and introductions, followed by guided tours of the building, class sit-ins, team-building activities, lunch, and meaningful conversations about each school’s similarities and differences as they apply to programs, culture, and community.
Midview L.O.V.E. Club students will visit Oberlin on April 23! We hope to continue to expand the SWAP to involve additional schools next year.
Students following our Micro-electromechanical Systems (MEMS) career pathway recently had an opportunity to engage with professionals from Intel and Rockwell Automation! They were able to gain insights into the operations of each company, further discover the practical application of their classroom knowledge, explore potential career paths and opportunities, and inquire about various aspects of the industry.
Through the MEMS pathway, students manually produce tiny integrated devices or systems that combine mechanical and electrical components. These devices are found in many electronics, pharmaceutical products, and medical equipment!
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North and West students ended their day on a high note with a special showing of the MHS Spring Musical, 'You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown' 🎶
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Instructors from LCCC's Surgical Technology and Sterile Processing Programs visited our high school PLTW Biomedical students to share information about this exciting career path. Students practiced suturing, learned about operating room tooling, and found prizes in the (simulated) intestines. Thanks to Shauna Harper and Korrine Anderson for sharing this awesome experience with our students!
Full Sail University visited Midview High School's Video Broadcasting & Media Creation CTE Program students last week. Students took part in hands-on stop-motion filmmaking and audio production workshops and learned about Full Sail's various degrees in arts, entertainment, media, and technology.
As a recognized High School partner program, any student who completes the Video Broadcasting & Media Creation pathway is eligible to receive a $15,000 scholarship to Full Sail University in Florida!
A big “THANK YOU” to the staff and students who helped make the MHS Showcase & CCP Night a great success! We hope all who attended left feeling informed and excited about the many opportunities that our high school provides to students.
Midview Middle School looks forward to hosting a similar event for upcoming 7th and 8th graders! Save the date for March 5.
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Midview Biomedical Sciences students recently toured the Richard E. Jacobs Health Center along with students from Lorain High School. Highlights of the trip included meeting therapy dog Macee, conversations with all levels of staff, and a tour of the lab facilities!
Before Winter Break, Midview National Honor Society members visited Danbury Senior Living in North Ridgeville to hand deliver holiday-themed stockings to residents. The stockings were filled with socks, activity books, snacks, candy, and much-needed toiletry items.
As always, our Midview students conducted themselves maturely and genuinely offered residents conversation and laughter. Together, they enjoyed lunch and many games of Bingo. NHS members were invited to return in the spring when the facility opens its doors for fresh air and the hope of sunshine.
Midview Staff and Parents,
Good morning, arrival conditions are still concerning with the winter weather advisory still in effect. Therefore, for the safety of our staff and students, I am cancelling school today, Tuesday, January 23rd.
Stay safe,
Dr. Willingham
Hello Midview Families,
Based upon the "Winter Storm Warning's" timing, it appears arrival will be very dangerous for our staff and students. Therefore, I am cancelling school tomorrow, Friday, January 19th. Please be safe and warm.
Thanks,
Dr. Willingham
Midview Staff and Families,
Due to extremely cold and dangerous wind chills forecasted for tomorrow morning, the Midview Schools will be closed tomorrow, Wednesday, January 17, 2024.
Be safe and stay warm Middies!
Dr. Willingham
Before Winter Break, High School English Language Learner students took North Elementary students on a cultural journey with a special “Holidays Around the World” presentation! The high schoolers did a great job sharing the customs, traditions, and beliefs associated with the holidays they and their families celebrate.
North students enjoyed learning about Christmas in Ukraine and Puerto Rico, New Year's Eve in Ecuador, Ramadan, Friday Prayer, and Eid. They asked thoughtful questions, shared some of their own family traditions, and were excited to maybe incorporate some of the new traditions they learned about (such as eating 12 grapes under a table for good luck)!
Hall of Honor nominations are due soon! Do you have a Middie Alum in mind for this honor? Click on the link for more info and to access the nomination forms.
https://www.midviewk12.org/page/alumni
Class of 2024 students and parents, did you register for your Cap and Gown yet?
Each senior must scan the QR code below and register to provide their cap and gown measurements. Early bird pricing ends on January 5th!
Radio play-by-play voice of the Cleveland Cavaliers, Tim Alcorn, returned home to his alma mater to speak with our MHS Audio Broadcasting class! Tim shared his expertise, answered questions, and offered great advice about pursuing a career in the broadcasting industry.
This year, Christmas came early for several students thanks to the kindness and work of our Midview Ohio Association of Public School Employees (OAPSE) members, which includes maintenance and custodians, bus drivers and mechanics, kitchen staff, secretaries, and library/educational/special education paraprofessionals.
Over the last several weeks, staff members worked together to donate and collect funds to purchase bicycles as part of their new Bikes for Kids Program. This past weekend, they assembled and hand-delivered new bikes to 13 deserving students in grades K-4!
Graduating Class of 2023, we need your help! Each December, we need to check on the progress of our recent graduates. This survey asks about post-secondary options regarding college, workforce, military, and other post-secondary career pathways. Please fill out the survey below.
https://forms.gle/mW6nqW28JQvJ1Fh56
