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P-EBT Card and School Fee Waiver 2021-2022 School Year
The Pandemic Electronic Benefit Transfer (P-EBT) program, created in March 2020, provides an EBT card with the value of free school breakfast, lunch, and a snack to make up for the free or reduced-price meals that children have missed due to schools that have closed or reduced their hours. For the millions of struggling families who have received P-EBT benefits — the program has offered a lifeline during unprecedented food insecurity and economic hardship.
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No Cost Breakfast & Lunch for ALL Students!
Those who would normally qualify for free or reduced lunch will still need to complete the free and reduced lunch form.
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Five Rivers Health Centers and Mad River Local Schools Telehealth Partnership
Mad River Local Schools is proud to announce we will continue our partnership with Five Rivers Health Centers to provide support for students who have medical needs that can be addressed immediately in our schools.
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District Award Winners--Schools of Excellence in Prevention
Several schools in the Mad River district have received recognition and incentive dollars in Montgomery County ESC and Montgomery County ADAMHS's Schools of Excellence in Prevention Program.
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Mad River Local Schools Cleaning, PPE Guidance and Updates on the 2021-22 School Year Beginning June 2, 2021, and Beyond until Further Notice.
Please see the attached information in regards to Mad River Local Schools' cleaning, PPE Guidance, and updates on the 2021-22 school year beginning June 2, 2021, and beyond until further notice.
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Are you receiving important emails from the District and your child's school?
If you feel that you are not receiving all communications from the school district and or schools, and they are not in your Spam email folder, then it's possible that your email client is blocking mad river alert emails or not directing them into your Inbox.
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Kindergarten Enrollmet
Beginning April 13-17, parents will need to register their children online at: www.madriverschools.org and click on the “Kindergarten Enrollment 20-21” link on the home page under “Find it Fast.” This will direct you to the kindergarten information page.
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Saville Elementary School Named High Progress School of Honor
To earn the distinction of being named a High Progress School of Honor, schools must show gains in student performance. The school must earn an ‘A’ or ‘B’ on the Overall Value-Added measure for each of the three most recent years (2017, 2018 and 2019 report cards) and the school must earn an ‘A’, ‘B’ or ‘C’ on the Gap Closing Component on the Ohio School Report Card in 2019.
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Walter E. Stebbins Band Ranked 14th In the Country and 2nd In Ohio for Our Schools Size
Stebbins Band scores the highest score in school history...
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New Graduation Requirements
Please look at the attached updated chart that provides a comprehensive overview of Ohio’s graduation requirements as well as a description of the requirements.
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New Parent/School District Phone Alert System
For the 2019-20 school year, we will no longer be using OneCall Now as our Parent Alert/Phone Call System. Blackboard-Connect will now be the District's automated telephone calling and emailing system.
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Lunch Account Information
Lunch.madriver.k12.oh.us will no longer be used. Also, Payschools will not be used for meal payments.
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Tips to help your child succeed on state tests.
For some students, tests can be a stressful experience. Here are some tips to help your student do their best and minimize their test worries.
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BG Active Shooter Drill Featured Live on CBS Morning Show
Staff and students at Beverly Gardens were featured in a segment live on CBS This Morning about keeping kids safe in school. The attached video shows a live active shooter drill in a classroom at BG.
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Mad River Launches Mobile App
The Mad River School District now has its own mobile app to connect parents, students, and community members to many district resources.
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Riverside voted as one of the Best Cities to Live in Ohio
Deciding where to settle down can be difficult, but the CreditDonkey experts have ranked the best places to live in Ohio to make your final choice easier.
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Take the Readiness Check-up to learn more about the skills your child should have at each age leading up to kindergarten.
The Readiness Check-up was developed by a group of early childhood professionals in the Dayton Region as a useful tool to help parents understand skills a child should develop from birth to age five.
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How to Customize your Calendar View
Here is how you can select calendars from all of your children’s different schools plus teacher calendars to display together on one view.
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Registration and E-Alert Subscription for Parents
Directions on how you register and subscribe for E-Alerts.
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Tip Line
The Tipline is designed for use as an "online" reporting/prevention tool. If students, parents or community members know of an unsafe situation in school (bullying, weapons, drugs or alcohol, etc.), or just want to provide feedback they can anonymously pass on that information to school personnel by using this basic format.
