Midway Education Foundation

The mission of the Midway ISD Education Foundation is to generate and distribute resources to the Midway Independent School District for programs and projects that enhance the quality of education.

The 2023-24 Annual Drive is underway. Our primary program, Grants for Great Ideas, provides grant funding for individual teachers up to $1,500 and up to $5,000 for groups of teachers to implement creative and innovative programs in the classroom.

Grants & Scholarships

Our grants and scholarships are designed to cover a wide range of expenses, including tuition for graduate programs, conference attendance, and the purchase of educational materials. With these grants and scholarships, teachers can stay up-to-date with the latest advancements in their field, deepen their expertise, and bring new ideas and methods to the classroom.

Teacher winning a grant award.

Annual Campaign

Donations to this fund are used to fund the programs of the Education Foundation. Our primary program, Grants for Great Ideas, provides grant funding for individual teachers up to $1,000 and up to $5,000 for groups of teachers to implement creative and innovative programs in the classroom.

You can give to the Education Foundation Annual Campaign through cash, check, or money order.

Gift Levels

  • Friend: $1-$249
  • Investor: $250-$499
  • Benefactor: $500-$999
  • Bronze: $1,000-$2,499
  • Silver: $2,500-$4,999
  • Gold: $5,000-$9,999
  • Platinum:$15,000-$24,999
  • Ruby: $25,000+

Special Programs

Showcase of Stars

Our Showcase of Stars event for Midway High School seniors is always a special evening. The top 50 seniors in the graduating class have the opportunity to recognize an educator that has made a profound impact on their life as a student at Midway ISD. The education foundation started this event in 2004 and it's been going strong ever since.

Spirit of Midway

The Spirit of Midway award recognizes outstanding students who are involved in both the life of Midway High School as well as their community. Through a partnership of the Midway Education Foundation and Midway High School PTA, the purpose of Spirit of Midway at Midway High School mirrors the mission of the school itself.

Kinder Cub & Panther Cub

Our way to welcome the cubs of Midway ISD to our district and introduce them to the Ed Foundation! We look forward to welcoming your student to Midway and invite you to learn more about what the Ed Foundation does to support our students and teachers. All orders support Ed Foundation and help us fill the funding gaps for Midway ISD students and teachers.

Student with letterman jacket.

Academic Letter Jackets

Since 2002, the Midway ISD Education Foundation has supported the academic letter jacket and patch program. Students who earn a 97 average or higher for 3 semesters they qualify for an All-Academic patch.


Torch Bearer Banquet

Torchbearer Banquet honoring our Special Olympians, our senior participants, and the teachers who have impacted their lives. Senior SPED students honor a distinguished educator of their choosing. We also celebrate our Special Olympians, Unified Sports, Best Buddies and Partners PE students!

First Year Teacher Initiative

The Midway Education Foundation in partnership with Bird Kultgen Ford support the foundation’s First Year Teacher reimbursement program and allowing us to aid first year teachers in covering some of their initial classroom needs up to $150.

Teacher winning Rising Star award.

Rising Star Award

The Sharron McKethan Zachry family recognizes a MHS graduate who has recently returned to MISD to serve and is doing an outstanding job!

Teacher from the Grow Your Own program.

Grow Your Own Scholarship

Each year, Midway’s Human Resource Department and Education Foundation combine resources to provide MISD paraprofessionals that hold a bachelor’s degree with scholarships to pursue their teaching certification.

Moss Scholarship

Established by an endowment from the Moss family in 2001, this scholarship was established to assist Midway ISD staff members in pursuit of a bachelors, masters, or doctoral degree to be used in teaching MISD students.

Applications due May 3, 2024

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