Midwest City-Del City School District

The meeting included recognition of the 2025 5A state champion softball team and Miss Olivia Ordams, the theater director. A presentation was given by Quincy Benton, co-founder of ASVAD Edge Academy, to discuss ASVAB preparation for high school students. The board also discussed and voted on policy C 36, budget amendment number one for various funds, and the purchase of registration for the RTI at work conference. There were recognitions of student and school achievements.

The meeting included a flag salute and discussions on various topics such as the approval of the consent agenda, public participation, and a presentation by a former student. The superintendent provided a report covering the groundbreaking ceremony for Townson Elementary School, homecoming events, sports team achievements, and a brick-laying competition. Updates were given on multiple bond projects, including storm shelter constructions and classroom additions. Additionally, there was a technology center update, highlighting the history, celebrations, staff details, and a proposed reorganization.

The meeting included recognitions of students from Chrome Albert Middle School and Carl Albert High School for their achievements in fine arts, including vocal music, band, and orchestra. The board also celebrated successes in Theater Arts at Dale City High School and band achievements across various schools. The superintendent reported on Black History Month activities, a legislative breakfast, and the Mid Dell Public Schools Foundation event. Discussions also included legislative goals for 2023, focusing on addressing the teacher shortage.

The Mid-Del Schools board meeting included a roll call and recognition of veterans. A moment of silence was observed, followed by a flag salute led by a special guest from Country Estates Elementary. The consent agenda was approved, and recognitions were given to students and faculty from Carl Albert Middle School, Carl Albert High School, and Dell City schools for their achievements in orchestra, drama, and art. The superintendent provided a report, highlighting various activities and events across the district, including Veterans Day programs, academic achievements, community outreach, and responses to recent weather events.

The board meeting included recognition of veterans and their spouses, followed by a pledge. The consent agenda was approved, and the Rise Awards were presented to recognize important support employees from various schools for their positive attitudes, dedication, and contributions. Students excelling in Fine Arts were recognized for their achievements in art, vocal music, and theater, with awards and participation in festivals and competitions being highlighted.