What's New

• Market Day Orders
  Paper orders to Smith by Friday, 2/12
  Internet orders by 11 PM Wednesday, 2/17
  Pick up at Smith Monday, 2/22 from 3:30 - 4:30 PM
   
• Yearbooks can still be ordered online at www.jostensyearbooks.com.  DON'T BE LEFT WITHOUT ONE! 
  
  
• Murlin Heights Elementary 3rd Grader Wins Contest
  Third Grader Zachary Luttrell was selected as one of 13 winners for the 2010 Montgomery County Environmental Calendar Contest. His artwork was selected from 685 entries from all around the county. His artwork was on display November 17th for a special reception with the County Commissioners. He was awarded for his hard work with a huge plaque and a prize pack. Zachary's artwork will also appear in the county calendar. Congratulations Zachary!!!  View the pictures
   
• View the Citizenship of the Month Photo Album
   

Student’s award-winning art on display at Murlin Heights
Murlin Heights Elementary student Madelyn Mitchell knows how to create art with a bang. The second grader’s art work, “Wow,” won the Ohio PTA’s 2009 Reflections cultural art contest for Murlin Heights. Madelyn joined students across the U.S. in creating a work of art that reflected the theme “wow.” She chose to create a vibrant, glittery display of fireworks because “fireworks always make her say wow.” The art piece, completed with oil pastels, watercolor and glitter, is on permanent display at Murlin Heights.

• View/print the Student Handbook 2009-10
  
  
• View/print the School Facility Rental Letter and the Application for School Facility Rental (8-20-09)
   
• AR Quiz List (10-10-09)
   
• Can$ for $pecial$
  The Art, Music, & PE teachers will be collecting the aluminum cans to enrich our programs here at Murlin Heights Elem. Containers will be placed in the front hallways for your empty aluminum cans. If you have questions or are willing to help with this project please contact one of us. Thanks for your help!
  Mrs. Combs, Mr. Pyle, & Mr. Baker
   

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