The Oklahoman featured information about the June 30th Bond Election. Read here: https://oklahoman.com/article/5665012/mid-del-schools-proposes-884-million-bond-on-june-30
almost 5 years ago, Mid-Del News
Only 4 days until the June 30th Bond Election! One feature of the Bond Election is the purchase of band and orchestra uniforms for Carl Albert High School, Del City High School, and Midwest City High School! Please vote on June 30, 2020! #mdpurpose
almost 5 years ago, Mid-Del News
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Only 4 days until the June 30th Bond Election! One feature of the Bond Election is classroom and restroom remodels throughout the District, as needed. This would include certain restroom and hallway renovations, as well as certain upgrades to classrooms to include, but not be limited to, painting, flooring, and lighting improvements. Please vote on June 30, 2020! #mdpurpose
almost 5 years ago, Mid-Del News
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Only 4 days until the June 30th Bond Election! One feature of the Bond Election is improved accessibility at our field houses and playgrounds throughout the District, as needed. This would improve accessibility for all our students! Please vote on June 30, 2020! #mdpurpose #accessibility
almost 5 years ago, Mid-Del News
Accessibility
Only 4 days until the June 30th Bond Election! One feature of the Bond Election is the purchase of additional security cameras District-wide. This would allow increased security measures that would benefit the safety and security of our students, staff, and community. Please vote on June 30, 2020! #mdpurpose #safety
almost 5 years ago, Mid-Del News
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Only 4 days until the June 30th Bond Election! One feature of the Bond Election is the purchase of fine arts equipment for all of our middle and high schools! This would be an excellent enhancement for our students. Please vote on June 30, 2020! #mdpurpose #finearts
almost 5 years ago, Mid-Del News
Fine arts
Our Mid-Del Enrollment Center will open on July 6th at the Mid-Del Learning and Services Center located at 4731 Judy Drive in Del City. We have a new process for enrollment in Mid-Del. Parents must register for an appointment time for the CEC. This includes new student enrollment as well as students on a resident affidavit. Families who "walk-up" to the Enrollment Center will have to register for an appointment at a later time. Save time when visiting the Mid-Del Enrollment Center by adding yourself to the QLess Virtual Line. Instead of spending valuable time waiting in line, you can add yourself to the virtual line and you will be notified when you are next in line for service. Families can begin scheduling appointments on Monday, June 29. All patrons and families must wear a mask when coming to the CEC. Masks will not be provided. For questions, please email enrollment@mid-del.net. Thank you! UPDATE: *6/23/20: Families can now schedule your enrollment appointments by using this link: https://kiosk.na4.qless.com/kiosk/app/home/241
almost 5 years ago, Mid-Del News
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Please remember to vote on June 30th. The total bond amount is $8,840,000. Each school would receive improvements on this bond. The projects in the bond election include playground equipment, improved accessibility, band/orchestra uniforms, fine arts equipment, bathroom and classroom renovations, and security upgrades. If the bond passes, millage rates will remain the same. This is NOT a property tax increase for our community.
almost 5 years ago, Mid-Del News
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Dr. Rick Cobb, Superintendent of Mid-Del Schools, discusses the upcoming June 30th Bond Election! Included in the Bond Election, are improvements to all 15 Elementary School playgrounds! This would include new/updated playground equipment, increased accessibility, and increased shade coverage as needed! https://youtu.be/Q_0rrkTJ-b8
almost 5 years ago, Mid-Del News
Watch Dr. Rick Cobb, Superintendent of Mid-Del Schools, explain the absentee voting process for the June 30th Bond Election. https://youtu.be/LC1gV-5MJvA
almost 5 years ago, Stacey Boyer
We are celebrating the announcement that former Eagle, John Smith, has been named to the 93rd class of the Oklahoma Hall of Fame. Smith is the very first wrestler to be inducted into the Hall of Fame. Congratulations Coach Smith! View the announcement video to learn more 👉 https://bit.ly/2WO3zxY #mdpurpose
almost 5 years ago, Mid-Del News
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Mid-Del Seniors: Don't forget to stop by and pick up your diploma cover and graduation program at your school's field house. We are loving the cap and gown pictures of our seniors and their families! #classof2020 #mdpurpose
almost 5 years ago, Mid-Del News
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FREE Meals will continue. Please visit us on Mondays and Thursdays at the eight school sites providing meals to any child 18 and under. Thank you!
almost 5 years ago, Mid-Del News
FREE Meals
In the Fall of 2020, Mid-Del Schools will be opening Del Crest to contain a central enrollment center, administrative services and educational services for students. We are seeking suggestions for the new and/or revised name. https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSemSr2xvmBg6ncmny__sZwUSDVPmfUnLj927zAbgtRjuWWE9g/viewform
almost 5 years ago, Mid-Del News
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Friday, May 15, 2020, is the last day of classes for Mid-Del Schools! Thank you for a memorable year Mid-Del Families!
almost 5 years ago, Stacey Boyer
Last Day of Classes
On May 23, 2020, the District will broadcast a virtual commencement to honor all of our graduates. Tune in to Facebook @middelschools or to the Mid-Del Schools YouTube Channel to view the virtual graduation program on May 23, 2020, at the following times: Del City High School 10:00 a.m. Midwest City High School 2:00 p.m. Carl Albert High School 6:00 p.m. Traditional Graduation Ceremonies will take place at 6:00 p.m. at First Southern Baptist Church on the following Dates: Del City High School on June 22 Midwest City High School on June 23 Carl Albert High School on June 25
almost 5 years ago, Mid-Del News
Graduation Update 5-11-2020
Please help us congratulate Dr. LaShonda Broiles, the new Executive Director for Secondary Instruction for Mid-Del Schools for the 2020-2021 School Year. Dr. LaShonda Broiles has been in education for over 20 years, spending the most recent 13 years of her career in Mid-Del. She has served the district as head principal at Jarman Middle School and Midwest City High School. Dr. Broiles graduated from Langston University with a Bachelor’s of Science in Special Education. She received a Master’s of Education in School Administration from the University of Central Oklahoma and a Doctorate of Education from Walden University. Broiles will be filling the vacancy created by Dr. Cordell Ehrich's transition to Assistant Superintendent for Teaching and Learning for the 2020-2021 School Year. Please help us congratulate Dr. Broiles!
almost 5 years ago, Mid-Del News
Dr. LaShonda Broiles
We'd like to welcome Ms. Heather Dunn as the new Principal of Townsend Elementary for the 2020-2021 School Year. Ms. Heather Dunn has been in education for 13 years, with the majority of them in Mid-Del serving as a classroom teacher and instructional coach. She currently serves as an assistant principal for Santa Fe South Schools in Oklahoma City. Ms. Dunn received her Bachelor’s degree in Early Childhood Education and Master’s degrees in Instructional Leadership and Academic Curriculum as well as Educational Leadership. Dunn will be filling the vacancy created by Mr. Rod Boyer's retirement. Please help us welcome back Ms. Dunn! #mdpurpose
almost 5 years ago, Mid-Del News
Heather Dunn
Congratulations to Mrs. Stephanie Terry from Del City High School! She is the 2019-2020 District Teacher of the Year! #mdpurpose
about 5 years ago, Mid-Del News
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Students are starting to receive their personal belongings from their lockers and returning school property at drive through events. Visit your school website for details. #mdpurpose
about 5 years ago, Mid-Del News
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