Midway ISD focuses on providing a learner-centered environment to engage and challenge students. Staff and students alike can utilize advanced technology and innovative programs throughout all campuses.
Currently, Midway ISD's waitlist is open for new out-of-district transfers, subject to available space in all K-12 grade levels. Applicants need to meet specific criteria and are expected to cover associated fees. Transfers will be evaluated on a first-come, first-served, case-by-case basis. Incomplete transfer packets will not be considered.
Out-of-district transfer applicants seek admission to the Midway school district, not a specific campus. Campus placement will be assigned based on available space and resources.
Please Note: Students on the waitlist will not be informed of acceptance until after school begins. Parents should not complete the MISD online enrollment process until being informed of their particular campus assignment.
Inter-district transfers are evaluated year by year, contingent on compliance with Policy FDA(LOCAL). The district reserves the right to discontinue this practice should it be determined that it is no longer economically feasible or that space is no longer available.
Returning transfer students must reapply on an annual basis.
The Midway ISD Board of Trustees annually determines the transfer fee.
Any appeals shall be made in accordance with FNG(LOCAL) and GF(LOCAL), as appropriate.
For more information about the transfer process, contact Administrative Support Services at 254-761-5610 ext. 1103 or email [email protected].
Midway ISD accepts new transfer students in grade levels K-12 each year as space allows.
Transfers are currently closed at this time.
Note: A parent/guardian personal email account is required to enroll a new student.
Use the Detailed Explanation of Agreements PDF to assist you in completing the steps below.
When completing enrollment, please provide the following documents.
If you have any questions about enrollment, please contact the campus.
If you have difficulty accessing or completing an enrollment form, please reach out to the PowerSchool Registration's family support team.
Your child is a returning student if they were enrolled in a Midway ISD school on the last day of the prior school year.
An online registration form must be completed for ALL returning students. The guardian listed as priority 1 will receive an email with instructions for completing the online registration form along with a secure SnapCode for each returning student.
Use the Detailed Explanation of Agreements PDF to assist you in completing the steps below.
When you live in Midway ISD, your student will be able to enroll in the Midway district, but it does NOT guarantee which campus your student will attend. Many grade levels and campuses fill to capacity which requires late registrations to go to overflow campuses. District administration may also reconfigure attendance zones to distribute population in dense areas.
Note: Immunizations must be current in order for registration to be complete. Please provide a copy of your child's current immunizations during New Student Enrollment (or for Returning Student Registration if your child received any new immunizations).
Texas Minimum State Vaccine Requirements for Students Grades K-12
For more medical information view our Health Services page.
View this document with tips for Parents and Caregivers from the MISD Student Support Services Team.
Midway ISD uses ParentSquare for school communication, primarily with email, text and app notifications. Invitations to join ParentSquare will be sent via email. Please click the link in the invitation to activate your account. It takes less than a minute.
You can use ParentSquare on any device. You can download the free mobile app for iOS or Android and use the desktop version at parentsquare.com.
Our goal is for every family to join ParentSquare and engage with our school community. We encourage parents to activate their accounts so they can download the mobile app and update their preferences on when and how they are notified.
Teachers and parents use our ParentSquare communication tool, and a there's a tool for students inside ParentSquare called StudentSquare. It’s for teachers and school staff to communicate directly with students in high school and middle school, and for those students to communicate directly with their teachers.
Each student automatically has an account in StudentSquare based on their school email address. Students receive messages via email, but there are other ways to get StudentSquare messages: students can add their cell number to receive text messages, or they can download the StudentSquare app (iOS and Android) and receive notifications.
StudentSquare is a communication and organization tool designed to keep students informed and involved in their classes and extracurricular activities. It provides:
Beginning June 3, 2024, if your child meets one of the eligibility requirements, you may print and fill out the prekindergarten application and bring it with you to your campus for review, along with the required documentation. After eligibility is determined, you may complete the online enrollment.
90% of human brain development happens before age 5. In other words, waiting until kindergarten to start teaching our kids is already too late. By enrolling your child in Midway ISD's Prekindergarten program, you give them the gift of a brighter future. As adults, they also end up earning higher incomes, on average, than similar students who do not enroll in Prekindergarten.
Studies show that kids who attend Prekindergarten are:
A child must be at least three years of age by September 1 of the school year and fit at least one of the following criteria:
Learn more at Texas Education Agency: Eligibility for Prekindergarten.
Note: We are unable to complete your child's enrollment and place them in a class if immunizations are not up to date.
Prior to the start of Kindergarten or the age of 5, whichever comes first, each child is required to have another DTaP (#5), Polio (#4), MMR (#2), and Varicella (#2).
Note: If your child has already been qualified by the school they will attend, you can proceed to the online enrollment page. You can find enrollment instructions in the Elementary School section above.
Beginning June 3, 2024, if your child meets one of the eligibility requirements, you may print and fill out the prekindergarten application and bring it with you to your campus for review, along with the required documentation. The application is also available at the campus. After eligibility is determined, you may complete the online enrollment beginning July 9, 2024.
When completing enrollment, please provide the following documents.
If you have any questions about enrollment, please contact the campus.
When you live in Midway ISD, your student will be able to enroll in the Midway district, but it does NOT guarantee which campus your student will attend. Many grade levels and campuses fill to capacity which requires late registrations to go to overflow campuses. District administration may also reconfigure attendance zones to distribute population in dense areas.
4K (prekindergarten for 4-year-olds) is hosted at all elementary campuses. Midway's 3K program (prekindergarten for 3-year-olds) is only at Chapel Park, Hewitt, Park Hill, and South Bosque
Midway ISD uses ParentSquare for school communication, primarily with email, text and app notifications. Invitations to join ParentSquare will be sent via email. Please click the link in the invitation to activate your account. It takes less than a minute.
You can use ParentSquare on any device. You can download the free mobile app for iOS or Android and use the desktop version at parentsquare.com.
Our goal is for every family to join ParentSquare and engage with our school community. We encourage parents to activate their accounts so they can download the mobile app and update their preferences on when and how they are notified.
What is the age qualification for Prekindergarten?
4K prekindergarten children must be four years old by September 1st of the school year in which they are applying. There are no exceptions to this requirement.
3K prekindergarten children must be three years old by September 1st of the school year in which they are applying. There are no exceptions to this requirement.
Where are Prekindergarten classes located?
4K prekindergarten classes are located on all elementary campuses in Midway ISD.
3K prekindergarten classes are located at Chapel Park, Hewitt Elementary, Park Hill, and South Bosque.
What are the times for Prekindergarten?
Prekindergarten is a five day a week program. Class will be from 7:40 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. 3K prekindergarten half day is from 7:40 to 11:40 a.m.
Is there a school supply list for Prekindergarten?
Yes, there are designated supplies for Prekindergarten. If you have any questions about school supplies, please contact your child’s teacher or the school they will attend.
Is transportation available?
4K prekindergarten students living in the attendance zone of the school they are attending and living outside a two-mile radius of the school may ride the bus to and from school. Separate bus rider registration is required. Transporation is not provided for 3K prekindergarten.
Does attendance really count in Prekindergarten?
Yes, it does. To receive the full benefit of the Prekindergarten program your child needs to attend class daily. Once you have enrolled your child in school they are expected to attend and fall under Compulsory Attendance Law. Refer to the student handbook and code of conduct regarding state and district attendance laws and policies.
View this short video about The Importance of School Attendance.
Wouldn’t it be easier to just enroll now?
Kindergarten and Prekindergarten Round-Up is held at each elementary campus in the spring. Families are welcome to attend this informational session but enrollment does not open until early July.
Can we fill out online enrollment now?
Midway ISD will communicate when new student enrollment is available online. Please watch our website for information regarding the new school year enrollment. Please remember that filling out the online enrollment does not mean you qualify for Prekindergarten according to State of Texas qualifications. You are simply getting a head start on the paperwork. You must go to the Prekindergarten campus with the documentation needed to qualify for Prekindergarten. Students can't be placed in a class until you meet the qualifications and enrollment is complete and approved.