474 West Main Street, Mt. Orab, Ohio 45154

Phone: 937-444-2528    Fax-  937-444-4183 

We welcome your comments on our new three year improvement plan.  Please read the plan above and then click on the link below to leave comments or ask questions.  Thank You!

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Monday, August 12th                  MOE Orientation 5-7pm

Wednesday, August 14th            First Day Of School 1st - 4th Grade

Monday, September 2nd            Labor Day                                           No School

Tuesday, September 3rd            District Inservice Day                        No School

Friday, September 13th              Interim Reports Sent Home

Sept. 23rd - Sept. 27th               Brown County Fair                              No School

Tuesday, October 15th               2 Hour Delay - Teacher Inservice

Friday, October 18th                   End of First Grading Period

Friday, October 25th                   Report Cards Sent Home

Tuesday, November 5th             County Inservice / Election Day        No School

Thursday, November 7th            Parent Teacher Conferences 5-8pm

Thursday, November 14th          Parent Teacher Conferences 5-8pm

Friday, November 15th               Interim Reports Sent Home

Wednesday, November 27th     Parent/Teacher Conf. Comp Day    No School

November 28th and 29th           Thanksgiving Break                           No School

Friday, December 20th               End of Second Grading Period

December 23rd-January 3rd      Christmas Break                                No School

Monday, January 6th                  Students Return from Break

Congratulation to Mrs. Andi Vance, third grade teacher at Mt. Orab Elementary.  Pictured are Mrs. Andi Vance and Mr. Raegan White, Superintendent

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The Reds Caravan stops at MOE

Mount Orab Elementary School has been recognized for their success with Positive Behavioral Interventions & Supports (PBIS). PBIS involves teaching students expected behaviors in a consistent and positive way, modeling and acknowledging those behaviors, and helping all students achievement, student behavior, and school climate. In 2015, Ohio first recognized schools that were model examples of implementing strong PBIS. 

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