MISD Board Briefs July 2025

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July 31, 2025

BOARD MEETING RECAP

  • Board Approves 2025–26 Student Code of Conduct: The Board adopted the 2025-26 Student Code of Conduct which outlines behavioral expectations, disciplinary procedures, and legal compliance requirements for all students.
  • Student Device Policy Updated in Compliance with State Law: In response to newly passed legislation, HB 1481, the Board approved an update to student device expectations. Under the new state law, personal communication devices may not be used during the school day on school property—including during class transitions and lunch. The updated policy, FNCE(local), will go into effect for the 2025–26 school year. Parent communication and FAQs are available online.
  • MEF Shares Annual Report: The Midway Education Foundation presented its annual report, celebrating the generosity of donors and sponsors who helped fund innovative classroom grants, student enrichment, and teacher support to the tune of $473,853. The Board expressed appreciation for the Foundation’s role in elevating education and expanding opportunities for students and staff across the district.

Parent Hack: Don’t Wait—Register Now for the 2025–26 School Year!

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Ready to make your back-to-school experience a breeze? One of the most important things you can do right now is complete online registration for your child. Registration ensures your child is on class lists, schedules can be created, and teachers are prepared for day one.

  • Campuses use registration numbers to plan staffing, class sizes, and schedules.
  • Some campuses may reach capacity—registering early helps avoid overflow to another school.
  • Registration is required even for returning students!

Already registered?
Visit our brand-new Back to School Hub at midwayisd.org/backtoschool. You’ll find everything in one place—registration links, supply lists, calendars, transportation info, and more!

Parent Hack Tip: Complete registration now, and you can check it off your list before the back-to-school rush begins. Need help? Your child’s campus is happy to assist.

NEWS TO KNOW

  • MISD Hosts School Safety Training: Midway ISD PD helped organize a local school safety training, aiming to ensure that local law enforcement departments respond together, effectively and in sync at Midway schools.