As we approach the end of the 2024-25 school year we want to congratulate our seniors who are wrapping up their high school careers and looking forward to many different paths in the future. All senior information, including dates and times for a variety of senior events can be found
Any students attending Post Prom this year will need to have this permission form signed by a parent. If bringing a guest, that parent will also need to sign the form. The form needs turned in to Mr. Winters (prom sponsor) by Tuesday, April 8th. Anyone turning a form in
To register a student for Kindergarten at Midland for the 25-26 school year please use the Kindergarten Registration Form To register a student for Preschool at Midland for the 25-26 school year, please use the Preschool Registration Form. The secretary will get back to you with more information. If questions,
On March 4th, from 5-8pm we will be having a school board work session with IASB at the high school.
The Iowa Department of Education recently announced funding for 21 schools across Iowa to support computer science professional development. We are happy to announce that Midland Community School district is one of the schools awarded. Established by Senate File 274, the Computer Science Professional Development Incentive Fund offers Iowa school
Course registration for our students currently in grades 8-11 is in full swing here at Midland. Those students will be using their Xello program to enter their course requests for the 25-26 school year. There is also a course registration sheet that needs filled out and signed by a parent.
Students can now sign up to take Drivers Education class here at Midland. This class MAY be limited to 12 students, so if your student is serious about taking this class be sure to have them sign up ASAP. (If another driving teacher is hired, the class size may increase).
Mrs. Clark’s second graders are making learning measurements fun! Using tape measures and rulers, they’re exploring centimeters and inches all around the classroom.
In December, Ari Hacke graduated from Clarke with a bachelor’s degree in Elementary Education with a reading endorsement. Her route was very untraditional, as she did most of the work online but that also allowed her to learn hands-on as a para in the classroom. She says “I couldn’t have
Meet Ms. Zeller – Midland Special Education Teacher & Proud Alumni Madison Zeller gained valuable hands-on experience working as a paraeducator, while obtaining her bachelor’s degree, which helped shape her passion for teaching. After graduating, she joined the team at Midland Middle/High School, excited to give back to the district
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.
