This week, Mid-Del educators were learning, collaborating, and sharpening their practice at the Solution Tree RTI at Work Institute in Oklahoma City.
Teams from six elementary schools and one high school, including principals, instructional coaches, and teacher teams, came together to deepen their work around student support, collaboration, and results-driven instruction.
We’re proud of our leaders and educators for investing their time and energy into learning that directly strengthens what happens in classrooms every day.
#OneDistrictOneFamily #mdpurpose
Teams from six elementary schools and one high school, including principals, instructional coaches, and teacher teams, came together to deepen their work around student support, collaboration, and results-driven instruction.
We’re proud of our leaders and educators for investing their time and energy into learning that directly strengthens what happens in classrooms every day.
#OneDistrictOneFamily #mdpurpose
Today, students from our three high schools spent the day at Rose State College experiencing a “Day in the Life” of a college student. They explored the campus, sat in classrooms, met professors, and learned about the Ticket to Rose and concurrent enrollment opportunities. Thank you, Rose State, for hosting our students and investing in their future! #mdpurpose #OneDistrictOneFamily
Black History Month
This month, Mid-Del Schools proudly honors Black History Month as we celebrate the stories, achievements, and lasting impact of Black students, staff, leaders, and community members, past and present.
From the classrooms and hallways where learning happens every day, to the history that has shaped who we are, we recognize the voices, resilience, and contributions that continue to strengthen our schools and our community.
We are proud of our students.
We are grateful for our staff.
We honor the history that inspires our future.
#BlackHistoryMonth #OneDistrictOneFamily #mdpurpose
This month, Mid-Del Schools proudly honors Black History Month as we celebrate the stories, achievements, and lasting impact of Black students, staff, leaders, and community members, past and present.
From the classrooms and hallways where learning happens every day, to the history that has shaped who we are, we recognize the voices, resilience, and contributions that continue to strengthen our schools and our community.
We are proud of our students.
We are grateful for our staff.
We honor the history that inspires our future.
#BlackHistoryMonth #OneDistrictOneFamily #mdpurpose
Happy School Counselor Week
School Counselors serve our students in countless ways, many of which happen quietly and behind the scenes. They give selflessly, often putting the needs of others first, and they approach their work with care, courage, and a deep commitment to student success.
Our counselors build meaningful relationships, advocate for students and families, and encourage young people to believe in themselves, pursue their goals, and persevere through challenges. Their guidance, compassion, and dedication have a lasting impact on the lives they touch.
Mid-Del is fortunate to have exceptional School Counselors—past and present—whose work strengthens our schools and our community. We are truly better because of you. Thank you for all you do! Help us celebrate our counselors. Share the name of your favorite school counselor in the comments. #mdpurpose
School Counselors serve our students in countless ways, many of which happen quietly and behind the scenes. They give selflessly, often putting the needs of others first, and they approach their work with care, courage, and a deep commitment to student success.
Our counselors build meaningful relationships, advocate for students and families, and encourage young people to believe in themselves, pursue their goals, and persevere through challenges. Their guidance, compassion, and dedication have a lasting impact on the lives they touch.
Mid-Del is fortunate to have exceptional School Counselors—past and present—whose work strengthens our schools and our community. We are truly better because of you. Thank you for all you do! Help us celebrate our counselors. Share the name of your favorite school counselor in the comments. #mdpurpose
Drumroll, please!
We’re excited to announce the Top Five Finalists in each category for our 2025–2026 Mid-Del District Awards Program!
We are proud to recognize outstanding team members from eight categories at our District Awards Luncheon on February 16, and we’ll proudly name the winner in each category at that time.
We are incredibly proud of all our employees and can’t wait to celebrate these exceptional individuals who go above and beyond for our students, families, and community. They truly represent what One District. One Family. is all about.
#OneDistrictOneFamily #MDPurpose #TeamMidDel
We’re excited to announce the Top Five Finalists in each category for our 2025–2026 Mid-Del District Awards Program!
We are proud to recognize outstanding team members from eight categories at our District Awards Luncheon on February 16, and we’ll proudly name the winner in each category at that time.
We are incredibly proud of all our employees and can’t wait to celebrate these exceptional individuals who go above and beyond for our students, families, and community. They truly represent what One District. One Family. is all about.
#OneDistrictOneFamily #MDPurpose #TeamMidDel
After our team drove throughout the district this morning, we are ready to be back in school. Welcome back!
The roads aren't perfect. There are still some slick spots in neighborhoods, along with a few intersections near Barnes, Schwartz, and Pleasant Hill Elementary. We encourage families to plan for extra time getting their students to school. Bus routes may run a little more slowly in these areas as well.
We will ask schools to be mindful of these conditions when marking students tardy at the beginning of the school day.
We understand that parents have the ultimate responsibility to decide what's safe for your child. Our school parking lots and sidewalks have been cleared, and we will have warm meals. If you can't get out of your neighborhood, please call your child's absence into their school.
The roads aren't perfect. There are still some slick spots in neighborhoods, along with a few intersections near Barnes, Schwartz, and Pleasant Hill Elementary. We encourage families to plan for extra time getting their students to school. Bus routes may run a little more slowly in these areas as well.
We will ask schools to be mindful of these conditions when marking students tardy at the beginning of the school day.
We understand that parents have the ultimate responsibility to decide what's safe for your child. Our school parking lots and sidewalks have been cleared, and we will have warm meals. If you can't get out of your neighborhood, please call your child's absence into their school.
An important message from Dr. Cobb.
Good afternoon -
We have been out driving roads and are seeing some improvement. Of course, better doesn't mean great. The forecast shows temperatures hovering around the freezing mark overnight. Right now, I'm 50/50 on being in school tomorrow. The final decision will be made when my team and I get up early in the morning and test roads in different parts of the district. Our decision will be made by 5:00 am, at which point we will send out messages, either way.
I know that leaves our families and staff in limbo, and I'm sorry for that, but I never take the responsibility of this decision lightly. As much as I'd love to have the right answer right now, I'm going to ask for your patience. The goal is always to teach our students and be safe doing it.
With that in mind, stay warm and safe. Hopefully, we'll see you tomorrow.
Good afternoon -
We have been out driving roads and are seeing some improvement. Of course, better doesn't mean great. The forecast shows temperatures hovering around the freezing mark overnight. Right now, I'm 50/50 on being in school tomorrow. The final decision will be made when my team and I get up early in the morning and test roads in different parts of the district. Our decision will be made by 5:00 am, at which point we will send out messages, either way.
I know that leaves our families and staff in limbo, and I'm sorry for that, but I never take the responsibility of this decision lightly. As much as I'd love to have the right answer right now, I'm going to ask for your patience. The goal is always to teach our students and be safe doing it.
With that in mind, stay warm and safe. Hopefully, we'll see you tomorrow.
Mid-Del Families,
Due to continued hazardous road conditions, Mid-Del Schools will be CLOSED on Wednesday, January 28, 2026. This will be a traditional snow day, and no classes will be held. Mid-Del Technology Center daytime classes are canceled.
While progress has been made to clear some streets across our communities, there are still areas that remain unsafe for buses, student drivers, and families. As always, the safety of our students and staff guides every decision we make.
Please continue to stay warm and safe. We appreciate your patience and understanding. ❄️
Due to continued hazardous road conditions, Mid-Del Schools will be CLOSED on Wednesday, January 28, 2026. This will be a traditional snow day, and no classes will be held. Mid-Del Technology Center daytime classes are canceled.
While progress has been made to clear some streets across our communities, there are still areas that remain unsafe for buses, student drivers, and families. As always, the safety of our students and staff guides every decision we make.
Please continue to stay warm and safe. We appreciate your patience and understanding. ❄️
Mid-Del Families,
Due to inclement weather and hazardous road conditions, Mid-Del Schools will be closed on Tuesday, January 27, 2026. This will be a traditional snow day, and no classes will be held. Mid-Del Technology Center will also be closed.
Our teams are continuing to clear parking lots and sidewalks across our facilities. In making this decision, we carefully consider road conditions throughout all of the communities we serve to ensure the safety of our students and staff.
Please stay warm and safe.
Due to inclement weather and hazardous road conditions, Mid-Del Schools will be closed on Tuesday, January 27, 2026. This will be a traditional snow day, and no classes will be held. Mid-Del Technology Center will also be closed.
Our teams are continuing to clear parking lots and sidewalks across our facilities. In making this decision, we carefully consider road conditions throughout all of the communities we serve to ensure the safety of our students and staff.
Please stay warm and safe.
❄️ Weather Update – School Closure ❄️
Due to inclement weather, Mid-Del Schools will be
CLOSED on Monday, January 26, 2026. This will be a traditional
snow day, and no classes will be held.
Mid-Del Technology Center will also be closed.
Please stay warm and safe!
#mdpurpose
Due to inclement weather, Mid-Del Schools will be
CLOSED on Monday, January 26, 2026. This will be a traditional
snow day, and no classes will be held.
Mid-Del Technology Center will also be closed.
Please stay warm and safe!
#mdpurpose
❄️ Weather Update – School Closure ❄️
Due to inclement weather, Mid-Del Schools will be
CLOSED on Monday, January 26, 2026. This will be a traditional
snow day, and no classes will be held.
Mid-Del Technology Center will also be closed.
Please stay warm and safe!
#mdpurpose
Due to inclement weather, Mid-Del Schools will be
CLOSED on Monday, January 26, 2026. This will be a traditional
snow day, and no classes will be held.
Mid-Del Technology Center will also be closed.
Please stay warm and safe!
#mdpurpose
Weather Update – Remote Learning Day
Due to inclement weather, Friday, January 23, will be a REMOTE LEARNING DAY for all Mid-Del students.
Students should follow the remote learning schedule posted on their school’s website and watch for communication from their teachers regarding assignments and expectations.
Please note: Mid-Del Technology Center daytime classes are canceled for Friday, January 23.
Thank you for your flexibility and continued support. Please stay safe and warm.
#MidDelSchools #OneDistrictOneFamily
Due to inclement weather, Friday, January 23, will be a REMOTE LEARNING DAY for all Mid-Del students.
Students should follow the remote learning schedule posted on their school’s website and watch for communication from their teachers regarding assignments and expectations.
Please note: Mid-Del Technology Center daytime classes are canceled for Friday, January 23.
Thank you for your flexibility and continued support. Please stay safe and warm.
#MidDelSchools #OneDistrictOneFamily
Celebrating Our Support Employee of the Year Nominees
We are proud to recognize the outstanding support employees across our district who go above and beyond to serve our students, staff, and families every day. Their dedication, teamwork, and commitment truly reflect One District. One Family.
We look forward to celebrating all of our nominees at the District Awards Luncheon on February 16 from 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m., where the District Support Employee of the Year will be announced.
Thank you to each of our nominees for the vital role you play in supporting our schools and making a difference every day!
#OneDistrictOneFamily #mdpurpose
We are proud to recognize the outstanding support employees across our district who go above and beyond to serve our students, staff, and families every day. Their dedication, teamwork, and commitment truly reflect One District. One Family.
We look forward to celebrating all of our nominees at the District Awards Luncheon on February 16 from 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m., where the District Support Employee of the Year will be announced.
Thank you to each of our nominees for the vital role you play in supporting our schools and making a difference every day!
#OneDistrictOneFamily #mdpurpose
Mid-Del Schools will be closed on Monday, January 19, in observance of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Day.
As we honor Dr. King’s legacy, we reflect on his powerful words and the role education plays in shaping thoughtful, compassionate leaders:
“The function of education is to teach one to think intensively and to think critically. Intelligence plus character – that is the goal of true education.”
We look forward to welcoming students and staff back on Tuesday as we continue this important work together.
#MLKDay #OneDistrictOneFamily #mdpurpose
As we honor Dr. King’s legacy, we reflect on his powerful words and the role education plays in shaping thoughtful, compassionate leaders:
“The function of education is to teach one to think intensively and to think critically. Intelligence plus character – that is the goal of true education.”
We look forward to welcoming students and staff back on Tuesday as we continue this important work together.
#MLKDay #OneDistrictOneFamily #mdpurpose
Join us tomorrow for our FAFSA & Concurrent Enrollment Information Night at Mid-Del Technology Center from 6–7:30 PM. Juniors and seniors can get support with FAFSA and learn more about taking concurrent classes. Representatives from OCAP and Rose State will be available to help. #mdpurpose
Celebrating Our Adjunct Teachers of the Year
Adjunct teachers are essential to student success, providing support and continuity in classrooms across the district. We are excited to announce the site Adjunct Teachers of the Year. The District Adjunct Teacher of the Year will be announced at the February 16 District Celebration. #mdpurpose #OneDistrictOneFamily
Adjunct teachers are essential to student success, providing support and continuity in classrooms across the district. We are excited to announce the site Adjunct Teachers of the Year. The District Adjunct Teacher of the Year will be announced at the February 16 District Celebration. #mdpurpose #OneDistrictOneFamily
Kye Alleyne, Mid-Del Building Substitute Teacher at Townsend Elementary, has been selected as the November/December winner of the Edustaff Excellence Award! Kye received a Certificate of Recognition and a $50 gift card to the Edustaff E-Store! Thank you, Kye, for your dedication to serving the students and teachers of Mid-Del!
Winter Break is here!
We hope all of our Mid-Del families enjoy a joyful, relaxing, and safe holiday season filled with laughter and love. Take this time to recharge and make wonderful memories!
We can’t wait to welcome our students back, refreshed and ready for the new year, on Tuesday, January 6.
See you in 2026! #OneDistrictOneFamily #mdpurpose
Mid-Del Technology Center's student organization, CTSO, chose to "Pack the Pantry" as its community service project this year.
Cindy Counts and Lauren Holmes of our MDTC, facilitated the drive with the student leadership program.
The Cybersecurity Students took the lead in collecting, organizing, and delivering the food items to the Mid-Del Schools Supplemental Feeding Program.
Mr. Minard's class also donated $1,000 to pack the pantry with frozen items, fresh fruits, and vegetables.
A special thank you for helping Sleigh the Holidays!
REMOTE LEARNING DAY – THURSDAY, DECEMBER 4, 2025
Due to inclement weather, all Mid-Del students will shift to remote learning on Thursday. Students should follow the learning plans and assignments posted on their school webpages and Canvas accounts.
Thank you for your flexibility, and please stay safe and warm, Mid-Del!
#mdpurpose #OneDistrictOneFamily
Due to inclement weather, all Mid-Del students will shift to remote learning on Thursday. Students should follow the learning plans and assignments posted on their school webpages and Canvas accounts.
Thank you for your flexibility, and please stay safe and warm, Mid-Del!
#mdpurpose #OneDistrictOneFamily
