📢 Reminder for Mid-Del Families

Mid-Del Schools will be closed on Friday, April 10, 2026.

Please note:
✔️ All school sites will be closed
✔️ District administrative offices will remain open

Students and Staff return Monday, April 13, 2026.

#OneDistrictOneFamily #mdpurpose
1 day ago, Mid-Del News
📢 Reminder for Mid-Del Families  Mid-Del Schools will be closed on Friday, April 10, 2026.  Please note: ✔️ All school sites will be closed ✔️ District administrative offices will remain open   #OneDistrictOneFamily
🔬🚀 Mid-Del Family STEM Night is BACK, and bigger than ever!

Bring the whole family and join us for a night of hands-on fun, discovery, and learning!

📅 April 9, 2026
⏰ 5:30–7:30 PM
📍 Midwest City Elementary

✨ What’s in store:
🧪 20+ interactive STEM booths
🤝 Featured partners like Mad Science, Science Museum Oklahoma, OSU Insect Adventures, National Cowboy & Western Museum, and Oklahoma Forestry Service
📚 FREE books & STEM bags (while supplies last)
🍔 Free food
🎟️ Door prizes & raffle giveaways

This is a night your family won’t want to miss! Come explore, create, and discover with us.

#ChooseMidDel #mdpurpose #OneDistrictOneFamily #STEMNight
5 days ago, Mid-Del News
A colorful flyer for Mid-Del Family STEM Night featuring science-themed illustrations like atoms, lab equipment, and students in lab coats. The event invites families to explore STEM through hands-on activities. It includes details: April 9, 5:30–7:30 PM at Midwest City Elementary, 2211 S Midwest Blvd. The flyer notes free food, raffle prizes, and activities for all Mid-Del families.
Join us as we celebrate 70 years of music and creativity in Mid-Del!

We invite our families and community to the 70th Elementary Music Festival & District Art Show, an evening filled with student talent, pride, and performance you won’t want to miss.

📅 April 2, 2026
📍 Carl Albert High School Field House
🚪 Doors open at 5:15 PM
🎤 Performance begins at 6:00 PM

Be sure to arrive early! Our District Art Show will be on display in the lobby, showcasing incredible student artwork from across Mid-Del.

🔒 Safety Reminder:
All spectators will be required to follow Mid-Del safety protocols upon entry, including our clear bag guidelines and security screening procedures.

Let’s pack the house and celebrate our students. One District. One Family.

#mdpurpose
16 days ago, Mid-Del News
Graphic promoting Mid-Del Schools’ 70th Elementary Music Festival and District Art Show on April 2, 2026, at Carl Albert High School Field House. Doors open at 5:15 p.m., and the event begins at 6:00 p.m. The design features a large “70th Anniversary” emblem, photos of elementary students singing and performing, and a portrait of guest conductor Mr. Dillon C. Downey. The Mid-Del Public Schools Foundation logo is included.
Graphic titled “2025–2026 Indoor Spectator Procedures” outlining event rules for Mid-Del Schools. It states no re-entry once an event begins and details student expectations, including staying in designated areas and wearing school IDs. Middle and elementary students must sit with a guardian. A list of prohibited items includes weapons, alcohol, outside food and drinks (except clear water bottles), bags (unless clear), balloons, sports equipment, coolers, laser pointers, and pets (except service animals). The graphic emphasizes that all attendees must go through a weapon detection system and that Mid-Del campuses are tobacco-free. A photo shows a person walking through a security screening system.
Graphic titled “Mid-Del Game Day” explaining the clear bag policy for events. Approved items include one clear tote or one-gallon resealable plastic bag per person, and a small non-transparent clutch no larger than 4.5 by 6.5 inches. Prohibited items include backpacks, diaper bags, purses, camera bags, binocular bags, and tinted bags. Medical bags are allowed after inspection. The graphic also notes that all attendees will pass through a weapon detection system and that law enforcement will be present at large events.
Our vocabulary parade is a fun little project in which students choose a word above their vocabulary level to dress up as and announce the word and definition on stage in front of friends and family. 🎭📚 It’s always an amazing sight to behold! 👀✨ Everyone in attendance at the parade always leaves with several new words added to their vocabulary bank. 🧠📖 The students decorated their vocabulary boards in class, and families helped with the costumes at home. The students even kept their boards top secret from their families until the vocabulary parade. 🤫🎭📚 Special thanks to Mrs. King for organizing such an engaging event for our 3rd graders and to Mrs. Williams for her support along the way. We also appreciate the Mid-Del Public Schools Foundation for the grant Mrs. King received last year, which provided enough supplies for this year’s event as well. #mdpurpose
29 days ago, Stallion News
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Returning Mid-Del families, it's time to complete enrollment for the 2026-2027 school year.

Beginning March 23, families can log in and update important information, including:

✔ Contact information
✔ Medical and allergy information
✔ Guardian identification

This quick process helps us prepare for another successful school year.

Choose Mid-Del. Choose your future.

More info: www.mid-del.net

#mdpurpose #OneDistrictOneFamily
about 1 month ago, Mid-Del News
Returning Mid-Del families — it's time to complete enrollment for the 2026-2027 school year.  Beginning March 23, families can log in and update important information including:  ✔ Contact information ✔ Medical and allergy information ✔ Guardian identification  This quick process helps us prepare for another successful school year.  Choose Mid-Del. Choose your future.  More info: www.mid-del.net
🌟 Start Their Journey at Mid-Del! 🌟

The first day of school is a big milestone, and Mid-Del Schools is the perfect place for your child to begin their learning journey.

Our Pre-K programs help young learners grow through play, exploration, and hands-on learning while building the skills they need for kindergarten and beyond.

In Mid-Del Pre-K, children will:
✔ Build early reading and math skills
✔ Develop friendships and confidence
✔ Learn through creative play and discovery
✔ Be supported by caring, certified teachers

Give your child a strong start in a school community that believes in One District. One Family.

🎒 Pre-K enrollment opens March 23, 2026!

Your child’s future begins here.
Choose Mid-Del.

Learn more: www.mid-del.net

#ChooseMidDel
#OneDistrictOneFamily
about 1 month ago, Mid-Del News
🌟 Start Their Journey at Mid-Del! 🌟  The first day of school is a big milestone, and Mid-Del Schools is the perfect place for your child to begin their learning journey.  Our Pre-K programs help young learners grow through play, exploration, and hands-on learning while building the skills they need for kindergarten and beyond.  In Mid-Del Pre-K, children will: ✔ Build early reading and math skills ✔ Develop friendships and confidence ✔ Learn through creative play and discovery ✔ Be supported by caring, certified teachers  Give your child a strong start in a school community that believes in One District. One Family.  🎒 Pre-K enrollment opens March 23, 2026!  Your child’s future begins here. Choose Mid-Del.  Learn more: www.mid-del.net  #ChooseMidDel #OneDistrictOneFamily
Carl Albert High School SWAG (Students With a Goal) is kicking off soon! 🎉 High school students will be hosting a coin drive at Schwartz Elementary beginning Monday, March 9th, and it will run through Friday, March 13th. The homeroom class that raises the most money will win a Chick-fil-A party for the entire class! 🐔🎊 This year, funds will go to support Julian, a student at Soldier Creek Elementary. Let’s come together, have some fun, and raise money for a truly wonderful cause! 💙💛 #CASWAG Carl Albert High School
about 1 month ago, Stallion News
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🤖🎉 Mid-Del elementary students rocked the annual Junior Botball Challenge today at the Rose State College LEAD Center! 🎉🤖 A big shoutout to our Advanced Learning teacher, Mrs. Culbert, and our 5th grade science teacher, Mrs. Combs, for leading such an amazing group of students! 💙 Teams programmed their robots to complete 9 challenges; driving, parking, moving cans, and more using coding and teamwork! 🧠💻 Each completed challenge earned a button, and finishing all 7 required challenges meant Champion status! 🏆 ✨ Schwartz completed all 7 required challenges and earned Botball Challenge Champion recognition! ✨ Way to go, Stallions!! 🐴💙👏
about 1 month ago, Stallion News
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🎭✨ Pajama Party presented by our very own Kindergarten & 1st Grade Stallions! 🐴💙 Oh my goodness… this play was FULL of cuteness and did anything BUT put us to sleep! 😴From the cozy PJs to the big smiles and confident voices, our little performers absolutely shined on stage! 🌟💛 A huge shoutout to Ms. McBride for completely outdoing herself with this production; it was adorable, creative, and so much fun! 👏🎉 Thank you to all of our amazing families who helped make this play so spectacular. Your support means everything! 💕 And a special thank you to Mrs. Lancaster for helping the students create their adorable PJ party lanterns 🏮✨ they were the perfect touch! We also want to give a big round of applause to Mr. Perrymore for running sound and handling all the behind-the-scenes magic 🎤🎶 (we appreciate you more than you know!) and to our wonderful Kindergarten and 1st grade teachers for their flexibility and teamwork with practices and performances. 💙 We are so proud of our sweet Stallions! 🐴✨ What an afternoon and night to remember! 💤🎉 Mid-Del Fine Arts #mdpurpose
about 1 month ago, Stallion News
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about 1 month ago, Christy Combs
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.
2 months ago, Mid-Del News
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.
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.
2 months ago, Mid-Del News
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.
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. ❄️
2 months ago, Mid-Del News
Due to continued hazardous road conditions, Mid-Del Schools will be CLOSED on Wednesday, January 28, 2026.
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.
2 months ago, Mid-Del News
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.
❄️ 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
3 months ago, Mid-Del News
❄️ 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
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
3 months ago, Mid-Del News
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
Congrats to our Support Staff Member of the Year, Mrs. Margaret 🎉💙💛 Mrs. Margaret is our incredible cafeteria supervisor and she truly is amazing. She does so much more than prepare and serve nutritious meals for our students. She brings care, dedication, and a positive spirit to our school each and every day 😊🍎 Thank you, Mrs. Margaret, for all that you do for our school. This honor is so well deserved 🌟👏
3 months ago, Stallion News
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It’s no secret that Accelerated Reader is HUGE at Schwartz, and our students absolutely LOVE earning AR points 📚⭐️ Unfortunately, earning those points doesn’t always come easily for all of our students. After listening to a parent during a parent-teacher conference, Mrs. Combs truly understood the NEED for a more inclusive library 💙. She began by purchasing dyslexia-friendly books for her classroom library, but she felt a tug in her heart to do more for ALL of our students—so she wrote a grant ✨📝. Thanks to our wonderful foundation, Mrs. Combs’s Big Idea Grant was funded 🙌🎉, and now our library will have plenty of books that are both accessible and enjoyable for ALL of our readers 📖💛. A huge thank you to the Mid-Del Public Schools Foundation and community donors for supporting and funding grants like this that make a meaningful difference for our students! 💙📚 #mdpurpose
4 months ago, Stallion News
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Schwartz Stallions-young and old -sharing traditions, memories, and Christmas cheer.

https://youtu.be/1dfaSU8MXYc?si=VKto6NJX_njqOFru

4 months ago, Christy Combs
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