This morning, Dr. Cobb visited with the staff from Carl Albert High School about the upcoming October 10th bond election. For more information about the bond, please visit us online at https://www.mid-del.net/o/district/page/2023-bond-projects
Yesterday, Dr. Cobb visited with the staff from Parkview Elementary about the upcoming October 10th bond election. For more information about the bond, please visit us online at https://www.mid-del.net/o/district/page/2023-bond-projects #mdpurpose
The Board of Education named Clint Arnold as the Director of Transportation for Mid-Del Schools.
Clint Arnold is a UCO Graduate from Braman, Oklahoma. Clint has worked in Mid-Del Schools for 6 years and has 31 years experience in Education. During that time he has been a teacher, coach, and bus driver. For the last 2 years he has served as the Assistant Director of Transportation. He has been married to his wife Tammy for 34 years and has 2 grown daughters,Taylor and Jennifer.
Please help us congratulate Mr. Arnold on his promotion! #mdpurpose
The Board of Education named Mr. Kely Walk as an Elementary Administrative Intern for the 2023-2024 school year. Mr. Kely Walk is a dedicated educator with a strong academic background, holding a bachelor's degree from Oklahoma Baptist University and a master's degree in educational leadership from the University of Oklahoma.
With a remarkable twenty-five years of teaching experience, Mr. Walk has left a positive impact on students' lives in various locations, including Altus, Lewisville, TX, and Southmoore. His teaching portfolio spans a range of subjects, from Physical Education and Health to Algebra 1. Additionally, he has exhibited remarkable dedication to coaching and positively impacting the lives of student-athletes, having been actively involved in basketball, football, golf, cross country, and track and field programs throughout his career.
In his personal life, Kely is joyfully married to Sara and takes immense pride in being the parent of five amazing children: Koby, Juliana, Drake, Dax, and Dane, within their loving and blended family. With his extensive experience as an educator and coach, he is deeply dedicated to fostering student growth and aiding fellow educators in their mission to promote student development.
Please help us welcome Mr. Walk to the Mid-Del Family! #mdpurpose
Paisley Covert, 4th grader from Epperly Heights Elementary, led the Pledge of Allegiance at the September Board of Education meeting. #mdpurpose
The Mid-Del Board of Education unanimously approved a resolution calling for the school district’s next bond election. This is the largest bond issue the district has ever proposed, coming in at $492.7 million. In the upcoming weeks, as we approach the October 10 election date, district leaders will use every tool available to communicate what passing this bond will mean for Mid-Del’s students, and for the community as a whole. We invite you to read our Bond Election Newsletter and we ask you to help share this on your social media accounts. ONE District. ONE Family. ONE Bond. #mdpurpose
https://mdc.edurooms.com/engage/80th-anniversary/newsletters/mid-del-schools-10-10-23-bond-update
The deadline to register to vote in the October 10th Mid-Del Bond election is September 15th. You can register online at
https://oklahoma.gov/elections/voter-registration/register-to-vote.html
Dr. Cobb continues to visit with staff from across the District and community groups to talk about the October 10th bond election. Visit our bond Information section on our website for more information about projects. ONE District. ONE Family. ONE Bond. #mdpurpose
Mid-Del Schools will be closed on Monday, September 4th in observance of Labor Day. Classes will resume on Tuesday, September 5th.
This is a reminder about our 2023 Spectator Procedures for our Home Games. We want our Home events to be a great experience for our students, families, fans, and visiting teams.
Please note:
* NO RE-ENTRANCE TO EVENT
* Students will NOT be allowed to crossover from one side of the stadium to the other. Fans must remain on designated sides.
* Middle and High School Students from both participating schools must have an ID and it must be worn at ALL times at the event to attend.
* If the visiting school does not have student IDs, an administrator for the visiting school must be onsite to approve entry of the visiting students.
* Middle School and Elementary School students must have a guardian present and be seated with the guardian for the duration of the event.
Bag Policy:
* No bags permitted unless it is a clear plastic tote bag (1 per person)
* Non-transparent clutch wallets no larger than 4.5" x 6.5" (1 per person)
* Bags necessary for approved medical equipment
* Approved family care items (diapers, formula, etc.) must be included in the clear plastic tote bag.
Every attendee (including ALL Mid-Del staff) will walk through our weapon detection system at our large events. We will have security at our gates as well as multiple law enforcement officers at the event.
#mdpurpose
We are looking for people to join our team! Apply today at www.edustaff.org to become a Substitute Teacher! #mdpurpose
We are excited to announce the return of the Mid-Del Senior Conference! The conference will take place for all seniors on September 26th during the school day. For businesses interested in supporting the event, email mbryant@mid-del.net for more information. #mdpurpose
Happening Now: Come visit our table at Rose State College's Raider Days to find out more about potential full time and part time employment opportunities ! We are hiring now! Apply online at ww.mid-del.net #mdpurpose
Mid-Del is excited to partner with the Shelden Williams Foundation who is hosting the Foundation's 3rd Annual Community Family Fun Day Saturday, August 19th from noon until 3 p.m. at Rose Field in Midwest City. This event is FREE to Mid-Del families! We hope to see you there!
This morning, Dr. Cobb provided an overview of the October 10th bond election to the Del City Chamber of Commerce Board Members. #mdpurpose #leadforthefuture
The Board of Education named Krissy Frost as an Intern for Midwest City Middle School for the 2023-2024 school year. Frost attended the University of Central Oklahoma where she pursued her undergraduate degree in History Education and later her M.Ed. in Educational Leadership. She started her career at Jarman Middle School in 2018, and was there until it closed in 2020. She then took a position at Midwest City High School, where she has been for the last three years, teaching Social Studies. Krissy also serves on the Board of Directors for Oklahoma Council for History Education. A role that allows her to share her love of history and provide resources to educators across the state. Krissy has lived in Midwest City for the last 15 years with her husband and two sons, who both attend Mid-Del Public Schools. Krissy is excited to continue learning and growing in her role so she can help teachers and students thrive in our community. Please help us congratulate Krissy Frost. #mdpurpose
Congratulations to Tracy Hunt, Instructional Facilitator of Secondary ELA, who was recognized at the Board of Education meeting. Hunt is the recipient of the Gordon R. Alley Partnership Award and was a published author in the Journal of Adolescent & Adult Literacy. #mdpurpose
Thank you KFOR-TV for starting your morning with Mid-Del on our first day of the 2023-2024 school year! #mdpurpose #middelturns80
Thank you KOKH FOX 25 News, Oklahoma for starting your morning with Mid-Del on our first day of the 2023-2024 school year! #mdpurpose #middelturns80
