Middletown High School News
Blog Entries - September 2021
In the Middie: The First Two Months
Let's take a look back on the last two months: from new teacher orientation and and device distribution to updates at Rosa and Amanda, we've had a lot of new and a lot of growth. Let's keep the focus and see what the next two months brings us! Let's
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MHS/MMS Winter Season Participation Information
2021-2022 Winter Season at Middletown High School/Middle School To tryout or participate, you MUST Register ONLINE through Final Forms https://middletown-oh.finalforms.com Complete your Sports Physical (OHSAA Pre-Participation
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Bus Drivers Wanted
In an effort to recruit and retain bus drivers, Petermann Bus is offering a competitive incentive program to current and new drivers. New drivers will receive $2,000. Current drivers will receive a $2,000 referral bonus. Positions start at $17/hour.
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Middletown City Schools Statement: September 23, 2021
Upon recommendation from Middletown Police Chief Birk, the Middletown High School football game vs Colerain High School originally scheduled for Friday evening at Barnitz Stadium has been moved to Colerain High School Football Stadium. This decision comes
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Coming to Middletown High School: The No Hate High School Tour
The No Hate High School Tour, now in its 21st year, is an incredibly impactful educational program that uses the energy and excitement of action sports to deliver critical bullying prevention tools, techniques and information to students in a relatable,
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Message from the Superintendent
In the past week, schools around Ohio - and across the country - have been hit by acts of vandalism that appear to be inspired by a trend on the social media app TikTok. This trend encourages people to steal or damage school property. Our high school alone has had many such incidents, including restroom vandalism and threats of violence towards our students and staff.
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See Something, Say Something
(UPDATE 6:10 PM 9/19/21) We’ve been working with our School Resource Officers (SRO), staff, and local law enforcement to figure out if the MHS threat is credible. Currently, there is no evidence suggesting the threat is credible.
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