Announcements

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Midland ISD is considering an intersessional calendar model for the 2021-22 school year. Visit midlandisd.net/intersesional for details on what it could look like.

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COVID-19 tests are now available for students who show symptoms on campus. Click here for the parent consent form, which can be printed and returned to campus. (Español)

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The application window for our Schools of Choice is now open! Visit Apply Midland at midlandisd.net/apply to submit your application or request a transfer.

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The FREE meal program has been extended through the end of the school year. This means meals are FREE for every person 18 and under, regardless of whether they are learning in-person or remotely, or whether they are a student or affiliated with MISD in any way. Visit midlandisd.net/freemeals for details, including a list of pick-up sites.

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MISD has new guidelines for Winter Weather, including the option for a 2-hour delay. See them here.

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Need help adjusting to virtual learning? We have you covered! Visit midlandisd.net/athomelearning for resources, including including instructions for Google Classroom. Need personal assistance? You can reach us at techhelp@midlandisd.net or the Parent Helpline at 432-240-1110.

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District Highlights

School Board Recognition Month

MISD Trustees were presented with gift baskets filled with thank you cards from students across the district as a part of School Board Recognition Month.

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Family Support Center

The brand new Family Support Center is a way for MISD to help families in need. Click the link to learn more about the program and how you can get help.

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Debate Programs Build Confidence

Midland High and LHS are known for their prowess in athletics, but there's another place where they excel: the podium. Both schools offer speech and debate programs that prepare students for success by teaching the art of persuasion.

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English Learner Students Show Impressive Gains

A total of 185 students passed the English language proficiency assessment this year, meaning they can move out of bilingual instruction, and into English-only instruction with the rest of the student body. Last year, only 49 students met the English proficiency criteria.

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