Special Education
Notice of Destruction of Special Education Records 2013
In accordance with Federal and State regulations, Midlothian ISD is giving notice of intent to destroy the special education records related to the identification, educational placement, or the provision of Special Education services in the district. Special Education services cease when the student no longer/not eligible for services, graduates, no longer meets age eligibility requirements, or moves from the district. Starting in 2010-2011 the requirement date for destruction is on a five year schedule. Previous years will still be on the seven year destruction schedule.
The Midlothian ISD Special Education Records Office will begin destroying special education folders on July 1, 2013 for the school years prior to and including the 2005-2006 school year.
If any previous student or parent/guardian of a previous student would like to obtain records for applying for Social Security benefits, rehabilitation services, college entrance, etc., please make a request.
If you have any further questions please call 972-775-4317.
Please bring proof of identity to the Special Education Records office Rm 209 located at the L.A. Mills Administration Building, 100 Walter Stephenson, Midlothian, TX. 76065
Athletes with Special Needs
Contact Person: Brian Schwagart, Email
Downloadable PDF Forms
Helpful Links
Notice of Procedural Safeguards (Spanish) [PDF]
Persons with Disabilities History and Awareness Month (Spanish) [PDF]
Dyslexia [PDF]
Parents of Athletes with Special needs (P.A.W.S.) Booster Club
About
Midlothian ISD strives to provide appropriate programs for all students. The principle upon which the programs are established can be stated thusly:
"Each student is entitled to educational opportunities appropriate with individual abilities and needs."
MISD provides facilities, personnel and supportive services to aid students in learning at the pace and in the manner most appropriate with their capabilities.
Dedicated educators continually strive to plan, establish and implement special education programs which meet the needs of the growing community. As the needs of the population change, MISD modifies programs to meet student needs.

