We apologize for the confusion this morning regarding the fog delay as the text alerts the district sent out never reached any subscribers. Unbeknownst to us, our text alert system provider (Apptegy) had a poorly-timed system maintenance scheduled during that time making it impossible for our alert to be released. That being said, in the future please know that you may also check for school delays/cancellations using the MCNC mobile app, the district's Facebook page or any of the following outlets: Radio -- 1330 WFIN, 100.5 WKXA, 106.3 The Fox; TV - WLIO Channel 35, WTVG Channel 13, WTOL Channel 11, WNWO Channel 24
Text Message system is currently down. Miller City-New Cleveland School on a 2-hour delay today (9/17/25)
Miller City-New Cleveland School on a 2-hour delay today (9/17/25)
HS Volleyball versus Pandora-Gilboa
Freshman:
25-8, 25-10
Record: 6-2
JV:
25-13, 28-26
Record: 13-1
Varsity:
25-11, 19-25, 25-20, 25-12
Record:11-3 (2--0 PCL)
HS Girls Soccer:
Senior Night for Kyla Rosengarten, Mya Brown, Avery Ruhe, and Dani Ehlers
Miller City 7 Upper Sandusky 0
Record: Miller City 6-1-2 (PCL 2-0-1)
MC Boys Soccer:
Varsity:
MC 0 Wauseon 1
Record: 6-2-2
Miller City Boys Golf at Moose Landing versus Kalida From the Gold Tees
Senior Night for:
Jonathon Pester, Kade Gerschutz, Gavin Vennekotter
Miller City - 172
Kalida - 152
JH Volleyball:
7th Grade lost to Paulding 22-25, 22-25 Record: 5-4
8th Grade defeated Paulding 25-18, 25-18
Record: 8-3
💥September Student of the Month Way to go, Libby! 💥
Next week, MC/NC will be participating in a "Start with Hello" week!
Hope to see you there!
This week's athletics schedule:
HS Volleyball Trimatch versus Wayne Trace and Toledo Christian:
MC JV defeated WT and TC
Record: 12-1
MC Varsity lost to Wayne Trace and defeated Toledo Christian
Record: 10-3
HS Girls Soccer:
JV: MC 1 Coldwater 1
HS Girls Soccer:
Miller City 4 Coldwater 1
Record: Miller City 5-1-2 (PCL 2-0-1)
JV Boys Soccer:
MC 2 Eastwood 1
Record: 7-1-2
Today's JV boys soccer game will begin at 10am.
HS Boys Soccer:
Varsity:
MC 1 Fort Jennings 1
Record: 6-1-2 (0-1-2 PCL)
JV:
MC 2 FJ 0
Record: 6-1-2
HS Girls Soccer:
Miller City 4
Ottoville 2
Record: Miller City 4-1-2 (PCL 2-0-1)
Alex Sheen Announcement!
Dear Parents and Guardians,
Miller City High School is excited to announce an upcoming assembly for our students. On September 17th, we will welcome Alex Sheen, founder of the “Because I Said I Would” movement, to share his powerful message with our sixth through twelfth grade students.
Alex’s story is rooted in the lessons he learned from his late father, a man who was known for always keeping his promises and being a steady source of strength for his family. From that example, Alex developed a movement that emphasizes the importance of commitment, character, and integrity—qualities we strive to instill in all of our students.
We are pleased to also be hosting students from Continental High School and Leipsic High School for this special event.
We extend our sincere thanks to the Putnam County Mental Health Board for generously sponsoring this opportunity for our students.
We are confident that Alex’s message will inspire our students to reflect on the importance of their word and the impact that following through on commitments can have on themselves and others.
Dear Parents and Guardians,
Miller City High School is excited to announce an upcoming assembly for our students. On September 17th, we will welcome Alex Sheen, founder of the “Because I Said I Would” movement, to share his powerful message with our sixth through twelfth grade students.
Alex’s story is rooted in the lessons he learned from his late father, a man who was known for always keeping his promises and being a steady source of strength for his family. From that example, Alex developed a movement that emphasizes the importance of commitment, character, and integrity—qualities we strive to instill in all of our students.
We are pleased to also be hosting students from Continental High School and Leipsic High School for this special event.
We extend our sincere thanks to the Putnam County Mental Health Board for generously sponsoring this opportunity for our students.
We are confident that Alex’s message will inspire our students to reflect on the importance of their word and the impact that following through on commitments can have on themselves and others.