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• Clothing, shoes, and boots
• Jewelry
• Medical Equipment (no motorized or patient-specific equipment)
• Books, records, compact disks, video tapes, and DVDs
• Games, toys, and sports equipment
• Housewares: dishes, glassware, kitchen utensils, lamps, and small appliances
• Collectibles, antiques, knick-knacks, and other giftware
• Domestics: linens, curtains, blankets, etc.
• Electronics: stereos, radios, VCRs, DVD players, etc.
• Furniture: dressers, tables, sofas, bed frames (except waterbed frames), etc.
• Other large items
• Televisions – Flat Panel only (no tube televisions)

• Televisions (tube type)
• Motorized Medical Equipment (scooters or wheelchairs)
• Patient-Specific Medical Equipment (CPAP machines, thermometers, etc.)
• Mattresses and box springs
• Large appliances
• Vehicle tires and batteries
• Paint and chemicals
• Building supplies
• Wet or soiled clothing
• Infant furniture and car seats
• Items containing gasoline or propane

Showcase Your Brand. Score Local Loyalty. Everyone Wins!

Valley View Spartan athletics bring our community together, and advertising in the Spartan Athletics Media Guide puts your business front and center with the families who live, shop, and spend in Germantown, Farmersville, and nearby communities.

• 100% Direct Impact: Every dollar goes directly toward team equipment, travel, and facilities for our student-athletes.

• Instant Interaction: Add a link to your website, order page, or social media that users can access any time.

• Trust Beyond Raw Metrics: Community members notice who backs our athletes. Sponsoring our program builds connection, goodwill, and customer loyalty that generic online ads or simple pageview metrics can't buy.

• Season-Long Mobile Visibility: Because our guide is 100% digital, fans keep it accessible on their phones at every home and away game. This gives your business repeated, high-intent local exposure all year.

Stand out as a proud community partner this season!

Claim your full-page, half-page, quarter-page, or business card-sized ad space.

Contact Michael Rasey michael.rasey@valleyview.k12.oh.us for information on rates.

Information about upcoming High School-level Player/Parent Meetings for students who are not in the building:

Girls Flag Football Parent/Player Interest Meeting: Wednesday, September 30, 7:00 PM (1st Floor HS Extended Learning Space, enter through Event Entrance)

Boys Volleyball Parent/Player Interest Meeting: Wednesday, October 21, 7:00 PM (K-12 Cafeteria)

HS Bowling Parent/Player Interest Meeting: Thursday, October 22, 7:00 PM (1st Floor HS Extended Learning Space, enter through Event Entrance)

Valley View Schools Celebrates 4-Star Rating on 2025–2026 State Report Card

Valley View Schools has earned an overall 4-star rating on the Ohio Department of Education's 2025–2026 School Report Card, exceeding the state's 3-star "Meets Expectations" threshold for the second consecutive year. The rating reflects continued strength in the areas of Achievement (4); Progress (4); Gap Closing (4); College, Career, Workforce and Military Readiness (4);  and Graduation Rate (5).  We have made a commitment to focus on raising our “off target” to “on target” readers at the elementary level due to our early literacy component drop (2).  

"A 4-star rating tells our community that Valley View students are performing above the state's standard for meeting expectations," said Superintendent Andrea Cook. "We're proud of that achievement, and we're equally honest about where we still have work to do. Our middle school did not perform at the level we expect, and we have already put a plan in place to change that.  This plan will be refined throughout the school year."

Building on Last Year's Momentum

The 2025–2026 results highlight double-digit proficiency gains in Algebra I (+16), Grade 6 Mathematics (+15), Biology (+14), and English Language Arts II (+12), along with sustained multi-year growth for the Class of 2029 cohort in ELA, Grade 6 ELA linear growth of +10 in three years, and American History with linear growth over three years. That trajectory of improvement — fueled by targeted secondary math interventions and instructional coaching — helped carry high school performance to new heights this year.

Building-Level Results

Valley View High School — 4.5 Stars. The high school posted the district's strongest performance. The 4.5-star rating reflects sustained investment in secondary math intervention and instructional coaching, and positions the high school as the district's top-performing building with a focus on 5 stars in the Progress component.

Valley View Elementary School — 4 Stars. The elementary school maintained a solid 4-star rating, reflecting consistent, steady instruction in the foundational grades.  We will be placing a microscope on early literacy and work with a team to improve this vital area of instruction.  We are thrilled to report that this building earned 5 stars in the Gap Closing component. 

Valley View Middle School — 2.5 Stars. The middle school's rating declined from 3 to 2.5 stars, and district leadership is treating this as the year's top priority. "We don't want to bury this news — we want to own it," said Superintendent Cook. "Our middle school students and staff deserve a level of targeted support that will result in higher achievement through high expectations daily.  This support will focus in the areas of Progress and Gap Closing. That work started on day one based on our preliminary results." The district will extend the intervention and coaching model to drive this endeavor throughout the coming year.

Looking Ahead

Superintendent Cook extends her thanks to Valley View's teachers and support staff for their daily dedication to students. Grounded in the district's core mission — High Attendance, High Expectations, High Achievement — Valley View enters the new school year committed to sustaining the momentum at the High School and elementary levels while directing focused resources and support toward accelerating growth at the Middle School.

The Montgomery County Auditor’s Office has requested that county school districts help share information about a new opportunity for eligible homeowners to receive additional property tax relief.

Through Ohio House Bill 479, homeowners enrolling in the Homestead Exemption for the first time may be eligible for the new One-Time Bonus Homestead Credit, providing an estimated $450–$500 in additional savings. The credit will be applied to the first-half property tax bill due in February 2027.

To receive the additional savings, eligible homeowners must submit their Homestead Exemption application to the Montgomery County Auditor’s Office by October 23, 2026.

For questions or additional information, residents can contact the Homestead Hotline at 937-225-4341.