Nineteen Midway High School students and graduates have earned recognition through the National Merit Scholarship Program, a 90% increase over last year’s total of 10.

On Saturday, September 19th, Midway High School Choir students traveled to Belton High School for the Texas Music Educators Association Region 8 Choir Auditions.

On the 25th anniversary of September 11, Midway High School’s Marine Corps JROTC brought students, staff and local first responders together for Unity Day—a student-led observance focused not only on remembering the past, but also on choosing how the next generation will respond.

Midway High School’s Marine Corps Junior ROTC has been named the No. 1 program in its school-population category and recognized among approximately the top three percent of all 244 Marine Corps JROTC units nationwide.

Midway ISD’s planned addition to Midway High School is moving forward with a projected total cost of approximately $16.5 million — about $3 million below the project’s original $19.9 million budget.

Beginning August 3, 2026, Midway ISD Food Service Department will begin distributing letters to the households of the children in the district about eligibility benefits and any actions households need to take to apply for these benefits. Applications also are available online at School Lunch App (nlappscloud.com).

Midway ISD students earned college-credit qualifying scores on 84% of the 1,911 Advanced Placement (AP) exams taken this year.

Midway ISD trustees received a detailed design development update at its regular May meeting on the upcoming Midway High School extra-curricular addition and renovation project, one of the major projects included in the voter-approved 2025 bond program.