Due to high winds, we are requesting that anyone that can pick up their child today from school , should do so. If doing so, please call the school to let them know. We will still run busses but trying to limit the amount of time busses are on the road. Thanks for your understanding.
Spring Sports Picture Day will be on Wednesday, 3/18, immediately after school in the HS gym. Please fill out the order form and turn it in along with your money on that day. The order for pictures taken will be:
1. HS Track (and JH if their uniforms have arrived by then)
2. Baseball
3. Softball
JH Track pictures will be taken at a later date if their uniforms do not arrive by next Wednesday.
1. HS Track (and JH if their uniforms have arrived by then)
2. Baseball
3. Softball
JH Track pictures will be taken at a later date if their uniforms do not arrive by next Wednesday.
Next time you’re behind one of our school buses, you’ll notice some bright new safety upgrades. Thanks to a recent state grant, we have equipped every route bus with dual, fully illuminated stop-arm signs, located at both the front and rear, to ensure maximum visibility during student loading. This grant is also allowing for the future addition of enhanced backup lighting near the rear tires to help our drivers navigate dark driveways safely during early morning routes. Please join us in keeping our students safe by remaining extra vigilant whenever you’re near a school bus.
Our high school artists have been hard at work this year! 🎨
Here’s a look at some of the incredible pieces they’ve created throughout the school year.
Here’s a look at some of the incredible pieces they’ve created throughout the school year.
Our high school artists have been hard at work this year! 🎨
Here’s a look at some of the incredible pieces they’ve created throughout the school year.
Here’s a look at some of the incredible pieces they’ve created throughout the school year.
Our high school artists have been hard at work this year! 🎨
Here’s a look at some of the incredible pieces they’ve created throughout the school year.
Here’s a look at some of the incredible pieces they’ve created throughout the school year.
Congratulations to our elementary students who had their artworks on display at the Putnam County Art Show this past weekend!
This past weekend, the Putnam County Art Show was held, featuring more than 1,200 artworks on display. Miller City students earned an impressive 6 out of the 15 Best of Show awards!
Congratulations to the following students for their outstanding achievements: Clara Verhoff, Avery Ruhe, Coletta Otto, Dani Ehlers, and Mya Brown.
A special congratulations to Mya Brown, who received two Best of Show awards!
Congratulations to the following students for their outstanding achievements: Clara Verhoff, Avery Ruhe, Coletta Otto, Dani Ehlers, and Mya Brown.
A special congratulations to Mya Brown, who received two Best of Show awards!
Job Posting - Miller City-New Cleveland Middle/High School for 2026-27: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1MQcmRsly58TD-iw77BAmFa3osJICWLgO/view?usp=sharing
Congratulations to the following MCNC students for their performances this weekend in the Putnam County Honor Band and Choir! These students auditioned for and were accepted into their Honor Ensembles back in December, spent 3 rehearsals learning their music, and performed them this past Sunday at the Putnam County Arts Festival. The Choir was under the direction of Dr. Robert Sinclair, and the Band was under the direction of Mr. Tim Mattis. The students that performed were some of the best in our county, and we are so proud of our Wildcats! 💙💛
**Special shoutout goes to Izzzy P. for receiving the 4-year member award. Izzzy has participated in the Honor Choir all 4 years of high school!
Band Members:
Elizabeth E. (2nd Chair Clarinet)
Noah L. (6th Chair Alto Saxophone)
Choir Members:
Kierstyn G. (Soprano)
Isabella P. (Soprano)
Derrick D. (Tenor)
Lukas K. (Tenor)
Logan H. (Bass)
Isaiah K. (Bass)
Jackson K. (Bass)
HS Boys Basketball:
District Final:
Miller City 56 Montpelier 71
Record: 19-6
Congratulations to our boys and coaches on a solid season.
Tonight's boys' game at Bryan will NOT be livestreamed.
Girls' District Champion shirts are available at: https://mcgirlsdistrictchamps2026.itemorder.com/shop/sale/
The store closes on March 13th. Orders will be delivered to the school.
Four members of the Miller City FFA Chapter traveled to the Wilmington on March 4 to compete in the General Livestock Career Development Event (CDE). While at the contest, members were tested on their overall knowledge of livestock and evaluated both breeding and market classes of beef cattle, sheep, swine, and goats.
Nine members of the Miller City FFA Chapter traveled to the Fulton County Fairgrounds to compete in the General Livestock Career Development Event (CDE) on March 3rd. During the competition, members were tested on their general livestock knowledge, while also evaluating and ranking both breeding and market classes of beef cattle, sheep, swine, and goats. This event provided students with the opportunity to strengthen their livestock evaluation skills, decision-making abilities, and knowledge of animal agriculture while representing our chapter!
The Miller City FFA Officer Team organized an 8th Grade Recruitment Day this past Friday, February 27th, to introduce students to the opportunities available through FFA and agricultural education. During the event, 8th grade students learned about the three parts of agricultural education which includes: the classroom, Supervised Agricultural Experiences (SAEs), and FFA. The officer team conducted engaging activities to spark interests in taking an agriculture class next year. Activities included a tour of our chapter crop plot & shop, the history of FFA, and soil sciences. This was a great opportunity to connect with future members and encourage them to get involved in agricultural education and leadership activities.
Dylan S. and Noah K. recently competed in the District Agricultural Power Career Development Event at Ag Pro in Upper Sandusky. Throughout the competition, students demonstrated their technical knowledge and hands-on skills in areas such as small engines, electrical systems, machinery operation, and troubleshooting. They completed as a team, applying classroom knowledge to real-world agricultural power scenarios. This experience strengthened their problem-solving abilities, technical expertise, and preparedness for future careers in agricultural mechanics and power systems. They placed 5th in the district!
Members of the Miller City FFA Chapter volunteered their time at the Leipsic Community Center this past week, where they assisted in providing, preparing, and serving a meal to local residents. This experience offered an opportunity for the chapter to demonstrate its commitment to community service and outreach. We would also like to thank Poet and the staff at the Leipsic Community Center for assisting with serving the meal!
Bus 2, Tom, will be running 10-15 minutes late this afternoon.
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