Mt. Healthy North Elementary

On Tuesday, December 21, Mt. Healthy City School District in partnership with the Freestore Food Bank, and No Kid Hungry will provide a breakfast box for about 200 district families for the upcoming holiday. Families will pick up the food boxes from the Mt. Healthy Jr/Sr High School Warehouse from 2:30 pm to 4:30 pm. The breakfast boxes will include turkey bacon, sausage, eggs, syrup, and pancake mix in addition to food pantry items for a delicious holiday brunch. Additionally, shelf-stable meals from the Children's Hunger Alliance and Kroger gift cards from No Kid Hungry will provide the first 400 Mt Healthy students who register, plentiful food over the holiday break. Registration link: https://forms.gle/g5rPTCRrgK7a9rGFA

On Tuesday, December 21, Mt. Healthy City School District in partnership with the Freestore Food Bank, and No Kid Hungry will provide a breakfast box for about 200 district families for the upcoming holiday. Families will pick up the food boxes from the Mt. Healthy Jr/Sr High School Warehouse from 2:30 pm to 4:30 pm. The breakfast boxes will include turkey bacon, sausage, eggs, syrup, and pancake mix in addition to food pantry items for a delicious holiday brunch. Additionally, shelf-stable meals from the Children's Hunger Alliance and Kroger gift cards from No Kid Hungry will provide the first 400 Mt Healthy students who register, plentiful food over the holiday break. Registration link: https://forms.gle/g5rPTCRrgK7a9rGFA

North Winter Wonderland Wednesday, December 15, 2021 5PM-6:30PM

Dear Mt. Healthy City School District Families, We hope that your family had a restful and meaningful Thanksgiving holiday. As we look forward to returning to classes on Monday, Nov. 29, we again ask for your help in keeping our students and staff healthy and safe. With family gatherings, travel out of town, and more social contact over the holiday, our community could see an increase in exposure and positive Covid-19 cases. Therefore, we are asking Mt. Healthy CSD families to show extra diligence in keeping students at home if they exhibit any symptoms of the virus. The most common symptoms our nurses have seen are sinus congestion, sore throat, headache, cough and fever. Again, please do not send your child to school with any of those symptoms. Students should also remain at home if they were exposed to a positive case outside of school, unless they are fully vaccinated and have no symptoms. Remember that the mask-to-stay rule (where symptom-free students can stay in school if they wear their mask correctly) only applies to exposure within the school setting. We ask that all students bring two masks with them to school. One they wear heading into school for the day and one in their backpack. That way, even if they are identified as a close contact during the school day, they will be able to remain at school. Finally, please remember that you can instantly report your child testing positive or being a close contact by contacting the nurse at your student(s) school. Thank you again for your support, and your ongoing consideration for all of our Mt. Healthy CSD students and staff. May your family continue to enjoy the holiday season!

Do you need help in cooking your turkey dinner this week? If you received a turkey and Thanksgiving Day food box through Our Dinners at Home program or any other event, here is the link to the video from Chef Brian Potter on preparing your turkey. https://youtu.be/y-XV6FMwmZg

Attached is a link to a video from the USDA that discusses the current state of food and paper supplies. Mt. Healthy Food Service Department is experiencing manpower, food and paper supply shortages on a daily basis. Please remind your students that we are doing our best to serve the posted menu but may have to substitute food items. As for the trays, plates, boats, sporkettes and other paper supplies, we are limited to the number of cases we can order weekly. Currently, we are cleaning the shelves at local Walmart and Sam's stores weekly to supplement our inventory. Thank you all for your support and understanding during these difficult times. Mt. Healthy Food Service Dept. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sEwOa9Mx7WQ

On Wednesday, November 17th from 2:30-4:30pm, Mt. Healthy City Schools Pantry in conjunction with the FreeStore Foodbank and No Kid Hungry present Our Dinner At Home Holiday food distribution. In addition to our regular distribution of groceries, every box will have a turkey, and the ingredients for dinner you can make with your family. There will be a recipe for making the turkey inside the box and our very own Chef Brian Potter will upload a video so that you have step by step instructions on how to prepare the turkey. The food distribution will take place at the warehouse behind the J/Sr HS. Please check our social media websites to sign up for the boxes as all will be first come, first served.

Weekly Reminders

Mt. Healthy City School District will be holding a vaccination clinic at the Jr/Sr High School on Friday, November 12, 8 am to 3 pm. The clinic welcomes Mt. Healthy CSD staff and surrounding community members who have been previously vaccinated and need a booster shot. Please sign up with the link: https://www.signupgenius.com/go/70A054EA9AB29A1FE3-vaccination Attendees should park in the back of the Jr/Sr High School building and proceed through the Event Entrance to the cafeteria.

Mt. Healthy City School District will be holding a vaccination clinic at the Jr/Sr High School on Friday, November 12, 8 am to 3 pm. The clinic welcomes Mt. Healthy CSD staff and surrounding community members who have been previously vaccinated and need a booster shot. Please sign up with the link: https://www.signupgenius.com/.../70A054EA9AB29A1FE3... Attendees should park in the back of the Jr/Sr High School building and proceed through the Event Entrance to the cafeteria.

If you picked up the Dinner at Home meal box today with all the ingredients, here is the link to make the yummy Tuna Casserole. https://www.mthcs.org/page/dinner-at-home

Uniform and Tardy Bell Policy

On Wednesday, October 27th from 2:30-4:00pm, Mt. Healthy City Schools Pantry in conjunction with the FreeStore Foodbank and No Kid Hungry present Our Dinner At Home food distribution. In addition to our regular distribution of groceries, every box will have the ingredients for dinner you can make with your family. There will be a recipe for the dinner inside the box and our very own Chef Brian Potter will upload a video so that you have step by step instructions on how to prepare the meal. The food distribution will take place at the warehouse behind Mt. Healthy Jr/Sr High School. Please check our websites and social media to sign up for the boxes as all will be first come, first served.

Mt. Healthy North elementary invites you to Parent and Community Involvement Meeting on Tuesday, October 26, 5 pm-6 pm in the cafeteria of the school. We are looking for more ways to collaborate with and involve North families and community agencies in the great work we are doing in the school. Please join us!

Please join us for North Elementary Truck or Treat!!

New Tardy Bell Policy Effective October 25, 2021

Information regarding the Remote Learning Event happening October 11- 22 can be found on each of the building website as well as the district website under Remote Learning Event Information: https://www.mthcs.org/page/remote-learning-event-information

Visit our webpage about Remote Learning Expectations for students during the Remote Learning Event Oct 11 through Oct 22. https://north.mthcs.org/o/mhne/page/remote-learning-information-and-expectations

Visit our webpage about Remote Learning Expectations for students during the Remote Learning Event Oct 11 through Oct 22. https://south.mthcs.org/o/mhse/page/remote-learning-event-information-and-expectations

Food Service will be providing students with 5 days' worth of breakfast and lunch meals on FRIDAY, October 8th! Students will receive these at the end of the school day on Friday to take home for the remote learning period. These meals will cover 10/11-10/15. Please call 513-728-4972 with questions.