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False Alarm at Frank Seale
Students and staff evacuated Frank Seale Middle School Wednesday, September 3 at 3:07 pm at the alert of the fire alarm system. Evacuation was efficient and immediate and student safety was secured. FSMS fire alarm system is networked with the local fire department who responded to the alarm within minutes. The alarm was found to be a false alarm and students and staff returned to the building shortly before the final dismissal bell. |
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Fall training for new substitute teachers
The Fall Substitute Teacher Training is scheduled for Thursday, September 11, 2008.
This training is required for new subs in order to serve on the substitute list for the fall semester. The training session will be held in the M.I.S.D. Board Room from 7:45a-Noon. Applications are available at the front desk of the M.I.S.D. Administration Building.
Applicants must complete and return applications prior to Sept. 11th to receive an invitation to this training session. Applicants will need to provide SS Card, valid DL, and most recent transcript or diploma. Direct questions to Angie Turner @ 972-775-8296, Ext. 1015. |
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Guidelines for MISD Multi-purpose Stadium
In years past, support for Midlothian High School Friday night activities has been tremendous! In fact, the attendance at our new multi-purpose stadium has exceeded our expectations. We wish to create an environment in which families with children of all ages may enjoy the game. More |
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First Day of School Enrollment
Superintendent Dr. Kennedy states that if the first day is any indication, we are off to a great school year. Part of this opening day enthusiasm can be attributed to the fact that our district earned TEA "Recognized" status for 2008, and two of our middle schools were "Recognized" as well. This was due to the hard work of all of our teachers on every campus. It was especially great to see that four of our five elementary campuses earned "Exemplary" status. More
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Drug Testing Parent Informational Meeting
Monday, September 8, 2008 at the Midlothian High School Auditorium, 7:00pm
Parents are encouraged to learn about the MISD random drug testing procedures for all students in grades 9-12 who participate in competitive extracurricular activities. The drug testing will be administered throughout the year on randomly selected students who participate in the District's competitive extracurricular activities. Please view the FNF(Local) policy for more information about the program. |
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It's Official: MISD is a "RECOGNIZED" District
News Release: 8/7/08
On August 1, the Texas Education Agency released ratings for all Texas school districts and schools. The district received a Recognized rating, four campuses received Exemplary, two received Recognized and two Academically Acceptable. The Texas Accountability Ratings indicate the performance of each school and district based on test results, dropout and graduation rates. Ratings using standard procedures range from Exemplary to Academically Unacceptable. More
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Food Service Department launches online pre-payment system
MISD's Food Service Department is excited to provide parents a convenient, easy and secure online pre-payment service on the MyNutriKids.com web site. Parents can view their child's account balance, deposit money for meals and print reports on their eating history. Visit and register now! |
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MISD Students Succeed on TAKS
Based on recent data tables released from TEA in July
Student performance continues to improve in the Midlothian ISD based on the 2008 preliminary Texas Assessment of Knowledge and Skills (TAKS) tests. In fact, MISD students continue to outperform their peers across the state on every test at every grade level. More
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YMCA After-School Care
Midlothian ISD Elementary Schools
The YMCA Childcare Program is an after school childcare service offered at all six MISD elementary schools. The YMCA maintains a staff to child ratio of 1 teacher per 15 kids. The program is licensed by the Texas Department of Protective and Regulatory Services and conforms to the strict standards of the YMCA of Metropolitan Dallas. The program serves children in grades K-5, with care available from 2:45pm-6:30pm, Monday-Friday. Click here for more information. |
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