The Midland National Honor Society worked with the elementary to provide one Veterans Day Assembly this year on November 10th in Wyoming. Thanks go out to Mr. Miller for being our speaker, NHS and the elementary students who helped with the program, the band and choir for performing, MMHS staff
In 2017, 268 kids died in house fires. In the fall of 2022, we experienced a tragedy with aclassmate’s death due to a house fire. The student’s name was Geniyah Morgan. We don’twant things like that to happen to other people so we want to tell you about fire safety.
Safety is the number one priority in any operation, the same can be said for farms and their equipment. On October 4th, members of Midland FFA hosted and helped run a collection of 8 stations for 4th and 5th graders on Farm Safety. These stations included animal, gun, chemical, ATV,
As the school year closes we will say goodbye and good luck to six special employees who combined have dedicated 152 years of their lives, their time and their talents to the Midland District and its students/staff. We wish them the very best in their retirement years. Tim Wright 34
Midland Schools installed an entirely new phone system on November 18th. We are excited about this new system and hope the extensions will work correctly for all staff in both buildings from every outside phone. BOTH THE SCHOOL’S PHONE NUMBER AND THE EXTENSIONS HAVE CHANGED The school’s phone number is:
Today the district staff said good bye to Nurse Christine Gent who recently resigned and is moving on to a new chapter in her life after 19 years as a dedicated school nurse at Midland. Maybe for the first time ever we saw Nurse Gent speechless, for a bit. Then
The Midland Music Boosters Mattress Fundraiser is Sunday, November 21st. There will be 30+ different styles of beds on display for customers to try. The beds are new, brand name, made to order, available in all sizes, and cost less than retail stores. In addition to beds, there will also be
Reminder: That no pets are allowed at any activity sponsored by Midland, included events at the fairgrounds. Anyone with a pet will be asked to remove the pet from the premises. If a service dog is required for an event, the district asked that the school is contacted prior to the event.
On Tuesday, November 4, 2025, Midland community voters will decide on renewing the district’s Physical Plant and Equipment Levy (PPEL), which provides crucial funding for maintenance, security, technology, transportation, and equipment needs. Approval of this measure would continue the current levy for another 10 years without increasing taxes.
