Enrollment for students NEW to Mid-Del Schools OPENS APRIL 3, for the 2023-2024 school year. Enroll HERE: https://www.mid-del.net/page/enrollment
Questions? Call 405-582-7095 or email Enrollment@mid-del.net
Returning students enroll online through the Parent PowerSchool Portal.
We would like to take the time to remind ourselves of the sacrifices that were made, and the perseverance that was demonstrated by the black heroes of our country (heroes that helped take our country a large step closer toward freedom and equality in America). In honor of black history month, we have decorated the hallway to recall these historic individuals, and showcase how far we've come as a population. We hope everyone has a wonderful weekend and month of February!
We would love to thank the motivational speaker Heady Coleman for coming over to our school and speaking with our students this last Wednesday! His presentation on helping our students setting up goals/missions, and how to approach accomplishing them was very insightful. Additionally, his relatable stories and real life experiences were impactful in regards to demonstrating what everyone is capable of with enough motivation. We are grateful for your time!
All Mid-Del families are invited to the District's STEM Family Night Thursday, April 6th from 5:30-7:30pm at Midwest City Elementary located at 2211 S Midwest Blvd.
Come and explore Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math in an interactive and engaging environment. Learn how to code and control robots, work with forensics, design a water filter, explore airplane flight, have a Q&A session with a NASA astronaut and more!
There will also be raffle prizes and refreshments while they last. #mdpurpose
Good day, all! OAHPERD is hosting a health education workshop in Tulsa on March 27th. There is a morning option and an afternoon option. Space is limited to 30 participants per session. It has been approved for 3.5 CHES/MCHES credits for those who hold that credential.
The workshop presenter is Dr. Susan Telljohann. Please see the attached flyer for more information. The website to register is here: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/oahperd-maximizing-your-time-and-efforts-when-teaching-health-education-tickets-458531428847
Update 2-2-2023. Due to the additional precipitation that came in overnight, making early morning transportation more dangerous, Mid-Del Schools will be closed Thursday, February 2, 2023. This will be a traditional snow day. Students will not have remote learning.
Update: February 1, 2023
As of right now, we are planning to have in-person school tomorrow, February 2. The roads around here aren't perfect, but overall, we're in pretty good shape. Members of our District team will be out early in the morning driving through the district to evaluate the impact of any additional precipitation we receive overnight. According to the National Weather Service webinar from today, the chances are only slight for anything that may affect our community.
We'll make an announcement if any changes are necessary as soon as possible. Thank you and we appreciate you. #mdpurpose
Mid-Del Schools has been participating in daily weather webinars held by the National Weather Service to discuss the current winter weather for our community. We also monitor our local news broadcasts and members of our staff drive the neighborhoods we serve to help determine whether or not to hold in-person classes in our District.
Due to the current road conditions in our neighborhoods and many of our streets throughout the entire Mid-Del community, we have made the decision that February 1, 2023, will be a Remote Learning instructional day in Mid-Del Schools. All Mid-Del evening activities have been canceled. When the District shifts to Remote Learning instructional days, please be sure to log into your child's Canvas account for schedules and instructional directions.
All Mid-Del Technology Center Daytime/Full time Classes have been canceled for February 1. Evening classes will be determined on February 1. Please visit the MDTC website for more information on February 1.
Good afternoon, all! To add on to the mid-del school districts announcement, tomorrow is a remote learning day (January, 31). Classroom lessons/assignments will be uploaded to Canvas by tomorrow morning, so please make sure your work is being completed. Just like last week, we hope you're staying warm and safe!
Good afternoon. This is a message from Mid-Del Schools. Mid-Del will have a Remote Learning instructional day on Tuesday, January 31. All Mid-Del evening activities have been canceled. When the District shifts to Remote Learning instructional days, please be sure to log into your child's Canvas account for schedules and instructional directions.
All Mid-Del Technology Center Daytime/Full time Classes have been canceled for January 31. Evening classes will be determined on January 31. Please visit the MDTC website for more information on January 31.
If you need assistance with your child's Canvas account, please contact your student's school directly. Thank you.
Due to inclement weather, all Mid-Del evening classes and activities have been canceled for January 30, 2023. #mdpurpose
January 24, 2023.
Important Message from Mid-Del Schools. All Mid-Del evening classes and activities have been canceled.
Mid-Del will have a remote learning day on Wednesday, January 25. All Mid-Del evening activities have been canceled.
MDTC daytime/fulltime classes have been canceled. Evening classes will be determined on January 25. Please visit the MDTC website for more info on January 25.
We have immediate openings to help in our classrooms. Become a Mid-Del Substitute Teacher today! #mdpurpose
Most, if not all of us, have been there: It's senior year of high school, and it's the final semester. Nerves were clearly present, and many of us asked ourselves "Do I actually know what I'm going to do after I graduate?" or "Am I truly ready?" Our students are no different, which is why our life skills classes had them create vision boards, write SMART goals, and ensured they've at least considered their plans for post-graduation.
We hope each student that started this semester with panic for their future found some reassurance that it's not the end of the world. Attached are some examples of their work.
All enrollment will be online through the PowerSchool Parent Portal for the 2023-24 school year. If you're a Mid-Del Guardian and you do not currently have access to the PowerSchool Parent Portal, you will need to contact your child's school to receive the access code.
Message from Superintendent Cobb to Mid-Del Staff regarding last night's incident after the Del City High School basketball game. #mdpurpose #watchDCsoar #cdept #onedistrict #middelfamily
Mrs. Tuter/Ms. Lancaster's fresh batch of cooking students held a ramen cookoff yesterday! They planned their meals, documented their ingredients, and then created their meal with an added "twist." Each student provided some personal flair to their masterpieces by adding their own unique ingredients. No clear winner was confirmed, but these images are suddenly making me hungry—they look delicious!
I apologize for the radio silence this last week! It has been quite busy this semester. Regardless, we had a new science teacher starting this semester (Ms. Lancaster), and she wasted no time enrapturing the students! Throughout this week they dove into the water cycle, weather, earth's natural processes, and cloud types. Check out the results of their cloud projects! For reference: the colorful balls are cloud dough. I don't know about you, but I think they did a fantastic job!
Mid-Del Schools will be closed on Monday, January 16 in observance of Martin Luther King, Jr. Day. Schools will reopen on Tuesday, January 17.
