High School August 30

Attendance Call Off

All absences should be called into MHS using the call-off line 440-748-2124. Select the option to leave a message for your child's absence (preferably before 9 am). Families of students who are not called off will get an automated call home at 9:15 am stating their child is not in school. Please refrain from calling the attendance office directly due to a large volume of calls that may not allow for a timely response.

MHS Bell Schedule

To view our full bell schedule, please follow this link. There will be a first day bell adjustement to allow extra time for chromebook handout. This does not impact the arrival and dismissal times for students.

Student Chromebooks

All MHS students will receive their Chromebooks during 1st period on the first day of school. Students are expected to charge their Chromebooks each night and take reasonable care of their device, charger, and Chromebook case.

Student Lockers

Lockers are issued based on student request. All students can sign up for a locker on the first day of school. An assistant principal will assign a locker to your child. Paper request forms will be available from your teachers on the first day. Students may also use the Locker Request Form if they want a locker anytime during the school year. Usually, winter weather and/or new sport seasons require students to bring more items to school that may require the use of a locker.

Upcoming Events

• MHS Picture Day: September 9 - See the link to Ripcho Studios here. Flyer link

• MHS Parade of Bands: September 21 (7-8 p.m.)

• Homecoming: September 28 (7-10 p.m. at MHS)
• All students attending the dance must have their Final Forms completed by this time.

School Fees Information

All fees for the 2024-25 school year will be available online in late October, and payments will not be accepted until they are posted. You may, however, pay any outstanding fees from previous school years right away, and partial payments are also welcome. Seniors must ensure all fees are paid in order to participate in Prom and graduation activities.

Midview Local Schools App - Rooms

As you may recall, we introduced our PK-12 teacher-to-parent communication tool, Rooms, last year. Integrated with the Midview Local Schools app, Rooms makes it easy for parents and guardians to connect with their child’s classroom and teacher!

We’re excited to share that staff will be active in Rooms beginning the first week of school! Please be patient as we iron out any initial issues, and don’t worry if you can’t see all of your student’s classes right away! Returning families can log in as usual, while new families will receive an email or text invitation with instructions on how to join. If you haven't already, please download the free Midview Local Schools App from the Apple App Store or Google Play!

Library Cards for Midview Students

Exciting news! Your child will soon receive a FREE student library card from the Grafton-Midview Public Library. This initiative, in partnership with the Midview Local School District, aims to enhance access to educational and recreational materials, as research shows that library cardholders often perform better in school.

The card allows your child to borrow books, PG/G movies, music, and audiobooks, request library item deliveries to their school, access digital resources for homework, and register for library events. Note that the card has a limit of 5 items at once and cannot be used for equipment, games, kits or other objects. Families will be financially responsible for borrowed items and should monitor the items their child(ren) checks out. If you wish to opt out of this program, please fill out the following form.

Building Contact Information

Please do not hesitate to contact Midview High School should you have any questions regarding your child or the school year.

• MHS Main Office: 440-748-2124
• Chad Heuser, Principal: cheuser@midviewk12.org
• Nick Kaliszewski, Assistant Principal: nkaliszewski@midviewk12.org
• Ashley Meikle, Assistant Principal: ameikle@midviewk12.org

What a fantastic start to the high school football season! The Middie community celebrated a season-opening victory. Great job by the Middie Blue, our "Surfs Up" themed student section, and the Middie Cheer team for making the night unforgettable and full of Middie spirit. Come support the Middies tonight as they face their week 2 opponent, North Olmstead High School.

Middie Release Forms

Seniors and Juniors with study halls at the beginning or end of the school day can apply for Middie Release starting on the first day of school. If you’d like, you can download and print the Middie Release form at home, and then bring it to the main office to submit. Here’s the [link to the form].

Student Schedules

Students are able to access their schedule is Powerschool. If students forgot their schedules from open house and don't have it on Powerschool, the counselors will be able to help with accessing a schedule on Tuesday morning.

The Class of 2025 did a great job painting their spots. Check out some of the artwork and pics from this past week HERE.

Fees

Senior year will go quickly, and it is important to make sure any outstanding fees students are being paid in order for seniors to participate in dances and end-of-the-year graduation events. Payments can be made throughout the year in the main office or on PaySchools Central. This is in regard to past fees and not the current 24-25 school year fees.

Years Employed: 3

What excites me most about my job is: The best part of my job is to help students work towards their goals and set them up on a path where they can pursue their dreams.

I chose to pursue your position/subject or role at Midview Local Schools because: I chose to pursue my career at Midview because of their sense of community and their unwavering support of all Middies.

Adjectives that others would use to describe me: Good listener, helpful, compassionate

Hobbies/Interests outside of my career: reading mystery books, watching crime shows, spending time with family

A few of my favorite things: sleeping, purple, Winne the Pooh

I’m not a fan of:Spiders, snakes, winter

What is most important to me in my role is: The most important part of my role as a school counselor is the students and their families. I enjoy getting to know all of my students and working with their families to support them with whatever they may need.

Midview has taught me: Once a Middie, Always a Middie

Years Employed: Start of 24

What excites me most about my job is: I am lucky to work with some pretty amazing teachers. I also absolutely love teaching and working with my students

I chose to pursue your position/subject or role at Midview Local Schools because: Midview is where I graduated from so entering my teaching career here gave me a sense of comfort.

Adjectives that others would use to describe me: Sassy Passy, Empathetic Educator, Bibliophile

Hobbies/Interests outside of my career: Reading, spending time with family, watching football and basketball

A few of my favorite things: being with my family, true crime stories/shows, reading

I’m not a fan of: arrogance

What is most important to me in my role is: It is most important that my students know I truly care.

Working at Midview has taught me: The world is a much smaller place than I believed

Midview to Microphone: Tim Alcorn Visits the Grafton-Midview Public Library (Sept. 9)