What happens when two Midway ISD educators get an opportunity to learn from one of the world's most recognized organizations for creating memorable experiences?

Midway ISD projects nearly $3.5 million in additional teacher compensation through the state’s Teacher Incentive Allotment this school year, with 335 teachers included in its latest designation totals.

October is National Principals Month, a chance to recognize the leaders who support students and staff every day.

Midway ISD has named Kristie Ingram as the next principal of Spring Valley Elementary, bringing more than a decade of campus leadership experience and a familiar connection to the Midway community back to the district.

Midway ISD’s participation in the Teacher Incentive Allotment (TIA) program continues to grow rapidly, generating nearly $2 million this year for high-performing educators and reinforcing the district’s commitment to attracting, supporting, and retaining exceptional teachers.

The Heart of the Panther recognition honors support staff who go above and beyond in their roles—those who lead with care, build strong relationships, and serve their campuses with consistency, pride, and purpose.

Midway ISD is proud to recognize the outstanding educators who have been named 2026 Campus Teachers of the Year!

Earlier this week, JoAnne Grubbs, one of Midway’s well-known substitute teachers, celebrated a milestone—her 90th birthday.