Results from tonight:
Reminder: Miller City-New Cleveland School on a 2-hour delay on Monday, September 21 for staff professional development
Today, September 18th is considered the midterm of the 1st quarter. We encourage you to check on how your student(s) are doing. A paper was sent home a few weeks ago with instructions on how to log in to PowerSchool. If you need assistance with that, please call the school office next week. Reminder: The PowerSchool app is not working properly at this time. You must log in through a web browser. Thank you.
Attention Parents: This is a reminder that the school will be on a 2-hour delay on Monday, September 21 for staff professional development. Thank you.
The Mums that were ordered through the PTO Fundraiser are ready to be picked up. They are staged in front of the old school building across from the cemetery. One person should pick up all the mums for a child's order. Thank you.
💙 September is Suicide Prevention Month 💙
At Miller City-New Cleveland Local Schools, we believe that creating a school community where every student feels seen, valued, supported, and like they belong is an important part of suicide awareness and prevention.
This month, our students had the opportunity to participate in meaningful programs focused on awareness, hope, belonging, and prevention.
💙 Our high school students attended an assembly at Continental High School featuring Gaelin Elmore, who spoke about the importance of belonging and the powerful impact we can have on one another. Gaelin emphasized CARE:
C – Compassion
A – Authenticity
R – Resiliency
E – Empowerment
A special thank you to Continental High School for hosting our students and to the Putnam County ADAMHS Board, in conjunction with funding provided through the Suicide Awareness Run/Walk of Putnam County, for helping make this important experience possible.
💙 Our middle school students participated in a presentation provided by Pathways Counseling Center focused on recognizing the signs of suicide and understanding how we can support someone who may be struggling.
Both our middle and high school students also watched the Sandy Hook Promise "Say Something" video, learning the importance of speaking up when they see something concerning and knowing that saying something can make a difference.
As we recognize Suicide Prevention Month, we want our students to remember:
You matter. You belong. Your voice matters. And you are never alone. 💙
Let's continue to look out for one another, reach out, listen, and Say Something when we see something that concerns us. Together, we can help make MCNC a place where everyone feels a sense of belonging and knows they are cared for.
At Miller City-New Cleveland Local Schools, we believe that creating a school community where every student feels seen, valued, supported, and like they belong is an important part of suicide awareness and prevention.
This month, our students had the opportunity to participate in meaningful programs focused on awareness, hope, belonging, and prevention.
💙 Our high school students attended an assembly at Continental High School featuring Gaelin Elmore, who spoke about the importance of belonging and the powerful impact we can have on one another. Gaelin emphasized CARE:
C – Compassion
A – Authenticity
R – Resiliency
E – Empowerment
A special thank you to Continental High School for hosting our students and to the Putnam County ADAMHS Board, in conjunction with funding provided through the Suicide Awareness Run/Walk of Putnam County, for helping make this important experience possible.
💙 Our middle school students participated in a presentation provided by Pathways Counseling Center focused on recognizing the signs of suicide and understanding how we can support someone who may be struggling.
Both our middle and high school students also watched the Sandy Hook Promise "Say Something" video, learning the importance of speaking up when they see something concerning and knowing that saying something can make a difference.
As we recognize Suicide Prevention Month, we want our students to remember:
You matter. You belong. Your voice matters. And you are never alone. 💙
Let's continue to look out for one another, reach out, listen, and Say Something when we see something that concerns us. Together, we can help make MCNC a place where everyone feels a sense of belonging and knows they are cared for.
Athletic Results:
Tonight's JV Boys' Soccer game has been cancelled due to poor field conditions.
Athletics Results:
Athletics results:
The MCNC Community Homecoming Parade is this Friday! This is a friendly reminder that roads in and around town will be closed off from approximately 5:55-6:30 P.M.. Thank you for your cooperation in keeping our community members safe.
This week's athletics schedule:
Today's Athletic Results:
Attention Parents: REMINDER - PaySchools Central is now available to all parents (https://www.payschoolscentral.com/). Unpaid K-12 Grade Level/Device Fees may be taken care of in PaySchools or paid in person in the MS/HS Office. K-4: $45; 5-8: $65; 9-12: $125.
Our National Honor Society students are hosting a blood drive! Sign up to save a life by donating blood!
Our senior art students collaboratively created this beautiful artwork for the memorial table at the Suicide Awareness Event taking place this Sunday, September 13, from 2:00–6:00 p.m. at the Putnam County Fairgrounds.
Come out to see their artwork in person and participate in all of the events being held!
Come out to see their artwork in person and participate in all of the events being held!
Parents K-12: the annual Volley for a Cure game will be on Friday, October 9th at home. Shirt order forms were passed out to all students in grades K-12, and orders and money are due Monday. Wear the shirt to the game and get in free! All proceeds from the event will go to Putnam County Cancer Assistance Program! See you at the game!
Results from tonight:
The Miller City Kickers Recreational Soccer Program is looking for one or multiple volunteers to assume the role of Organizer following the current season for 5th - 8th Grade. This position would be best filled by 2 - 3 individuals.
Without an Organizer, the program will not be able to continue.
Responsibilities Include:
Attending PCYSL Meetings
Producing, Collecting, and Processing Registrations in accordance with PCYSL deadlines
Historically takes place May into June
Arranging Coaches for Teams
Arranging / Paying Referees for Games
Lining Fields (5/6 and 7/8 Grade Only)
Takes about 1 hour weekly
Providing / Maintaining Equipment
Maintaining Club Finances
Obtaining Jerseys
If you or someone you know is interested, please contact Jason Croft at either jasoncroft.mcncsoccer@gmail.com or (419) 591-9383.
Tonight's results:
