Miller City-New Cleveland District

HS Boys Basketball versus Stryker: Varsity wins 55-46 JV wins 54-18 Freshmen win 61-15

This is a reminder that Saturday's HS girls game at Holgate is Varsity only and will begin at 10AM.

Tickets for tonight's games at Stryker will be $8 for adults and $5 for students. You can also watch on NFHS at https://www.nfhsnetwork.com/events/stryker-stryker-oh/gam4fa3b7d4af

HS Girls Basketball: Varsity: MC 54 Patrick Henry 50 JV: MC 37 Patrick Henry 20

Congratulations to the 5 high school students who represented at this year's University of Toledo Honors Choir! Great job, Jackson K., Derrick D., Lukas K., Myla B., and Kierstyn G.!

📣 MC/NC School-Wide Food Drive — Monday Dec 1– Friday Dec 5! 🥫💙💛

Our High School SADD (Students Against Destructive Decisions) group is proud to partner with the United Way of Putnam County and the Putnam County Health Department in a county-wide food drive to support local families this holiday season!

We will be collecting non-perishable food items from December 1–December 5.
Students and community members can drop off donations at:

📍 Main Office
📍 Ms. Muhlenkamp’s Classroom

Every item makes a difference! Let’s show what the MC/NC community can do when we come together to help others.
Thank you for supporting our students as they work to make a positive impact! 🙌

As we begin the 2025/2026 basketball season, please remember that we are the midst of a construction project. Parking for high school basketball games will be in Lots A and D. Parking for junior high basketball games will be in Lot C. You may enter through the main school entrance (Door 1) or through Door 3, which is located on the east side of the school. There will be ticket takers at both entrances. Please spread the word to friends and family who may not be on social media. Thank you for your patience !

Miller City-New Cleveland students and staff enjoyed celebrating National Donut Day! Kindness sprinkles were created for our donut display. A special thank you to the supporters of the Suicide Awareness Run/Walk of Putnam County and Jay Taylor for providing funding for our PBIS activities!

Reserved season passes must be purchased by 5PM this evening. If you have any questions you can call Beth Heuerman at 419-876-3173.

The Miller City FFA Chapter recently provided and prepared a special meal in honor of local veterans. This event allowed members to show their appreciation for the service and sacrifices of those who have served our country. It also gave students an opportunity to give back to the community while demonstrating leadership and teamwork.

Check out the FFA October recap!

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HS Girls Basketball: Varsity: MC 54 Tinora 29 JV: MC 37 Tinora 13 Records: 1-0

Bowling vs Bath: Varsity boys won 2578-2282 Record: 2-0 Varsity girls lost 1194-2058 Record: 1-1 JV boys lost 1223-694 Record: 0-2

Our Juniors will be completing a full day of work-based learning by completing a job shadowing experience, creating a resume, and working on completion of their Ohio Means Jobs Career Readiness seal. A special thank you to all of the following area businesses and industries for allowing our students to job shadow and giving them an insight in their future careers. We appreciate the partnership!

AR Marketing of Findlay
Ayersville Elementary School
Beckman’s Jewelers
Blanchard Valley Hospital
Blanchard Valley Vet Clinic
Bonnie Lou’s Beauty Salon
Defiance Physical Therapy and Sports Medicine
Emily Rowan Photography
Ford Motor Company
General Dynamics Land Systems
Grob Systems, Inc
J Pfau Mechanical
Kindred Hospital
Leipsic Elementary School
Marathon Petroleum
Mercy Health- Defiance campus
Mercy Health- Putnam County Ambulatory Care Center
Mercy Health St. Rita’s
Midway Products Group
Nationwide Children’s Hospital
Nelson Manufacturing Company
North Baltimore High School
Nutrien Ag Solutions of Leipsic
Nutrien of Lima
Ohio Concrete Crushing
ODOT
Ohio Department of Agriculture, Environmental Protection Agency
Ottawa Chiropractic Center
Paulding High School
Putnam County Soil and Water
Pro-tec Coating Company
Verhoff Machine and Welding
Wagner’s Creative Cabinetry

Our Sophomore class had another exciting day diving deeper into their post-graduation possibilities! This week, they continued exploring the 3 E’s (Enrollment, Employment, and Enlistment) by visiting four outstanding organizations that highlight pathways to success after high school. Thank you to these organizations for hosting our students!

🔧 Grob Systems, Inc. – Students learned firsthand about Grob’s highly respected apprenticeship program, gaining insight into advanced manufacturing, hands-on training, and the skills needed to build a strong technical career.

🎓 Bluffton University – Students explored campus life, academic programs, and scholarship opportunities while imagining their future as college students pursuing their passions.

🛠️ Millstream Career Center – Students discovered a variety of career-focused pathways, certifications, and hands-on learning experiences that prepare them for immediate success in the workforce.

🏊 Putnam County YMCA – Students met with YMCA staff to learn about available job opportunities, including lifeguarding, childcare positions, and becoming a summer camp counselor—all excellent employment options that build responsibility, leadership, and communication skills.

We are proud of our Wildcats for taking meaningful steps toward their future and exploring all the possibilities waiting for them after graduation. 💙💛