During the June meeting of the Midway ISD Board of Trustees, students and staff were honored for their exceptional achievements and meaningful contributions that have positively impacted the district and its community.

The Midway Pantherettes claimed their third state championship with a 9–1 win over League City Clear Springs in the Class 6A Division I final. Junior pitcher Peyton Philipp earned MVP honors after striking out 11 and allowing just one run in a complete-game performance. Midway (32–3) took control early, scoring twice in the first and adding five more in a big third inning. Lanee Brown led the offense with a 3-for-3 day, while key contributions came from Lillian Davis, Amaya Locke, Kallei Alvarado, and Jayden Sadler. Head coach Jordan Williams celebrated her first title as coach—and her birthday—with the win. The Pantherettes capped a dominant season with a performance that showcased poise, power, and championship-level execution.

The Midway Panthers captured their first Class 6A state baseball title—and their first championship since 2003—with a 6–2 victory over Atascocita on June 7. Junior pitcher Brody Potts earned tournament MVP honors after delivering 4⅔ shutout innings in relief. He was joined on the All-Tournament Team by Jackson Goldstritch, Dru Ohmstede, TJ Woodson, and Canyon Martin. Key plays included Ohmstede’s successful hidden ball trick that stopped a critical rally in the fifth inning. Midway’s balanced offense and strong defense sealed the win and capped off a 33–8 season. Coach Eddie Cornblum called the championship a testament to the players’ character and dedication.

At the May 20 Midway ISD Board of Trustees meeting, district leaders presented revised cell phone expectations developed through a yearlong review by the School Health Advisory Council (SHAC) and the Midway Administrative Support Team (MAST).

At the May 20 Midway ISD Board of Trustees meeting, district leaders provided an update on the work of the citizen-led Facility Study Committee—marking a critical step toward a potential bond recommendation for the November 2025 election.