Miller City-New Cleveland School on a 2-hour delay tomorrow (1/21/25)
Tomorrow night's JH boys basketball game at Holgate and the freshman boys game at home versus Carey have both been cancelled and will not be rescheduled.
HS Girls Basketball:
JV Girls:
MC 41 Arcadia 5
Athletics Schedule for the week of 1/20:
HS Basketball:
Varsity: MC 62 Ayersville 52
Record: 12-3
JV: MC 60 Ayersville 28
Record: 14-1
Freshmen: MC 43 Ayersville 31
Record: 7-4
Miller City Varsity Bowling won against Springfield at OHL with 2777 to 2617.
Record: 7-1
Next match 1/23 vs Delphos Jefferson at OHL.
HS Girls Basketball:
Varsity: MC 25 Columbus Grove 46
Record: 9-5 (PCL 3-2)
JV: MC 38 CG 40
JH Girls Basketball:
8th Grade:
MC 36 Fort Jennings 23
Record 12-0
The next game for both 7/8 is on Tuesday, 1/21 at 5 vs Glandorf at home
HS Boys Basketball:
Varsity: MC 30 Ottoville 38
Record: 11-3
JV: MC 44 Ottoville 43 OT
Record: 13-1
Freshmen: MC 46 Ottoville 22
Record: 6-4
Bus #3 (Shelly K) is running 10 minutes late this afternoon (1/17/25)
Today's lunch will be Grilled Cheese, Chili Soup, Baby Carrots, Peaches, Crackers and Milk
Miller City-New Cleveland School on a 2-hour delay today (1/17/25)
This Saturday's JH boys basketball game versus SPPS has been rescheduled for 2/10 at 5PM. Also, the JH boys game versus Glandorf has been rescheduled for 1/25 at 10AM.
All mini cheer camp shirts will delivered to the school tomorrow and handed out to the girls in their classrooms.
Please have your child ready and at the old school gym by 5:00pm on Friday to prepare for the JV halftime performance.
Thank you!
All practices, games, and mini cheer are cancelled for this evening (1/16).
Miller City-New Cleveland School closed today (1/16/25)
Miller City-New Cleveland on a 2-hour delay today (1/16/25)
HS Girls Basketball:
Varsity:
MC 54 McComb 42
9-4 (3-1)
JV win:
33-13
Kallee, Reagan, Miriam, and Lizzie recently traveled to Lakota High School to compete in the District Food Science CDE on Thursday, January 9th. These students designed a product label by selecting different ingredients that fit a select nutritional requirement. They also demonstrated their understanding of food handling practices. Lastly, they had to identify different aromas and the differences between a series of foods. They placed second out of thirteen teams. Congratulations to the team for advancing to the state competition on January 25th at Columbus! Three members placed in the top ten and their individual placements are listed below. Reagan -1st place Kallee-5th place Miriam -6th place
The Miller City Mechanical Principles class completed an Ag Commodity Training this past Friday. Thank You to Danielle Banks from Rhodes State College who came in to instruct the training. This training session provides students with valuable hands-on experience and the opportunity to earn a credential. They also learned how to sample, inspect, and test grain. The students will have an opportunity to take a test, which can give them a certificate to be a Ag Commodity Tester.
