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923
S. 9th Street
Midlothian, TX 76065
972-775-8237 | F: 972-775-3178
Hours:
8:45a-3:45p

Rebecca
Blackburn & Robert
Kindred
Associate
Principals
Kelly
Johnson, Krista
Tipton, Kim Gilson, Rick Pinson
Assistant
Principals
School Anthem! (Performed by the Panther Regiment)
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Summer Hours
- 7:30-12:30 and 1-4:30, M-TH
- New Student Registration: T&Th 8-12 and 1-4
- TAKS retest: July 13-16th
NOTE: MHS Front Office will be closed on Wednesday, July 8 and will re-open Thursday, July 9. |
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Upcoming Dates:
- July 20, 21, 22, 23: Freshmen and new marchers
- August 3-8: Summer Band Camp for everyone
- August 10-15: Summer Band Camp for everyone
- August 17-20: Summer Band Camp for everyone |
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TAKS Testing
Students need to report to Midlothian High School by 8:00AM to the counseling center on their testing date.
Students should have an ID with them. They are encouraged to bring a snack/lunch as we will break around 11:30 each testing day. They should bring 2 (two) #2 pencils. Most tests may be given online.
Our summer hours at the High School are 7:30 - 4:30 Monday through Thursday. If you have any questions, please call Harriette Fowler or Cheryl Holt at 972.775.8237 at the High School.
Monday, July 13 - Social Studies **(date change from Friday, July 16)
Tuesday, July 14 - ELA
Wednesday, July 15 - Math
Thursday, July 16 - Science
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Off-Campus Physical Education
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Students can earn credit for PE with an approved off-campus facility.
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MHS Summer School Information
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MHS
Summer Academy is coming!
It's
harder than ever for students to meet all
the requirements for graduation and still
participate in fine arts, sports or career
classes. Especially with the new 4x4
mandate, next year's underclassmen will
face new demands on their time. Is there
a class you'd like to take, but don't have
the time? Do you have more than one elective
you'd like to take next year? Do you need
to get out of school early for work? The
MHS Summer Academy is the place for you!
This year's summer academy is filled with
classes that allow you to get ahead.
Enroll in many of the classes you need to
graduate. Free up your time in the
fall and spring. Most summer academy classes
meet online and work around YOUR schedule.
Going on vacation? No problem.
Access your classes via the Internet.
Anytime. Anyplace. All
courses are taught and designed by MHS faculty!!
Check out the coolest place to be this summer.
For more information, click
here to view flyer. |
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PreAP and AP Summer assignments
Text books are available for checkout in the MHS Meadows Library. Novels can also be checked out from the library on a first come, first serve basis, or they can be purchased at any bookstore or on-line. The following is a list of all of our PreAP and AP classes that require a summer assignment. If a course is not listed below it does not require a summer assignment. (Links open a PDF document in a new window.)
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How Does The Community View Midlothian ISD?
Survey Questions and Responses
In April 2009, Midlothian ISD parents and community members were encouraged to complete an anonymous online survey to express their perceptions and input regarding MISD. Their feedback is important to MISD and the School Board as they continue to evaluate strengths, weaknesses, and focus on what is best for students. More |
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Attention all 2010 Seniors!
Senior Portraits will be taken Monday, July 6 and Tuesday, July 7 in the black box theatre. You must get your picture made by Don Painter Photography in order to be included in the 2010 Panther yearbook. You also must comply with MISD dress code. Please be in dress code or you will not be included in the yearbook. Senior boys in particular need to watch hair length, facial hair and earrings etc. You should have received an appointment date in the mail. If you are unable to get your portrait made on those dates, there were be one other session on August 13-14. For further information or if you did not receive an appointment notice in the mail, please call Don Painter Photography at 214-358-4444. |
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2009 MHS Graduation Information
Graduation Pictures information
Graduation DVD Order Form |
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Bales Places 2nd in UIL Computer Science Meet
Posted: 6/15/09
Congratulations to 2009 valedictorian, Brian Bales, who won 1st place at district, regionals, and 2nd place in Computer Science at the UIL State Academic Meet.
Computer Science Individual Results
| Contestant |
School |
Score |
Place |
Points |
Medal |
| Davila, Trevor |
Denton H S, Denton |
222 |
1 |
15 |
X |
| Bales, Brian |
Midlothian H S, Midlothian |
220 |
2 |
12 |
X |
| Lu, Alan |
Pearce H S, Richardson |
216 |
3 |
9 |
X |
| Cotter, Chris |
Friendswood H S, Friendswood |
216 |
3 |
9 |
X |
| Braun, Ben |
Friendswood H S, Friendswood |
208 |
5 |
6 |
X |
| Wiley, Andrew |
Friendswood H S, Friendswood |
204 |
6 |
4 |
X |
| Coleman, Adam |
Friendswood H S, Friendswood |
200 |
7 |
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| Elsken, Eric |
Aledo HS, Aledo |
196 |
8 |
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| Vera, Jesse |
Lehman High School, Kyle, TX |
196 |
8 |
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| Lazarow, Justin |
Liberty HS, Frisco |
192 |
10 |
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| Moore, James |
Killeen H S, Killeen |
180 |
11 |
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| Delcambre, Wil |
Liberty HS, Frisco |
178 |
12 |
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Midlothian Track Wins Big!
Congratulations to Carly Kitts and Vince Frawley who brought home 3 gold medals from the state track & field meet this past weekend in Austin, Texas. Carly ran a 10:52 to secure her first place finish in the 3200m on June 5th. Vince Frawley jumped an impressive 16' in the pole vault to secure his gold medal, and finally later that same evening Carly ran a 5:03 in 1600m to win her second Gold medal and MHS's 3rd for the day. MISD is extremely proud of these two athletes. They represented themselves, their families and Midlothian with Panther Pride! |
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MHS Graduation a Success
On June 4, more than 470 Midlothian High School seniors received their high school diploma at the MISD Multi-purpose Stadium. A crowd of over 8,000 family and friends showed their support for the '09 graduates who are anticipating the next step in their future. The flawless weather made a magical and memorable ceremony, which ended with a celebration of fireworks.
Watch or download full video (437mb; QuickTime and high-speed connection required)
Photos: Seniors line up for entrance | Senior Choir sings Anthem | Senior speaks to class | 470+ Graduates!
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 Destination Imagination team performs well in tournaments
The MHS Destination Imagination Team coached by Cherie Wagoner. The team consisted of Samantha Gummelt, Jenna Jacoby, Travis Pille, Courtney Lish, Wendi Wilkes and Ryan Wagoner.
This team advanced by placing 8th overall (from a field of 26) from the Regional DI Construction Competition at the International Construction Challenge in Las Vegas, Nevada in March. They also received a 1st place trophy in the debate portion of their competition in January during the regional competition. While they did not receive one of the top six places at the International Competition (out of 51 teams) - their scores were strong enough to place them in the top 1/2 of the competition field.
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Panther Regiment Wins Top Awards
• 39 Students selected to the Region 20 All-Region Bands
• 8 Students advanced to Area auditions
• Chelsea Schurman - TMEA 4A All-State Band (3 consecutive yrs)
• 31 Students Adv. to State Solo and Ensemble competition in Austin
Wind Ensemble, Honor Band and Symphonic Band
Sweepstakes Award at UIL Concert and Sightreading Contest
1st Division Ratings at the Dallas Wind Symphony Contest
Wind Ensemble
Featured Performance at the Western International Band Clinic in Seattle, Washington
Outstanding Large Percussion Section - Dallas Wind Symphony Contest
First Division Ratings at Peak Music Festival
Midlothian High School Winterguard
Director: Anthony Kennedy
• 3rd Place at the North Texas
• Colorguard Association Novice Class Competition |
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FCCLA Going to Nashville for $1,000 Award
The FCCLA chapter will receive a $1,000 award, presented to them at the 2009 FCCLA National Leadership Conference, July 12-16 in Nashville, Tennessee. The 2009 FCCLA National High School Community Service Award, sponsored by Family, Career and Community Leaders of America (FCCLA). Community Service is an FCCLA program that guides students to develop, plan, carry out, and evaluate projects that improve the quality of life in their communities. The award recognizes chapters that identify a community need and promote community involvement to meet that need. |
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Panther Pride Newspaper & Panther Scream Yearbook
Panther Pride Achievements:
- National Silver Crown: top high school newspapers in the country
- Silver Star: top 10% high school newspapers statewide
- 15 individual staff awards
- TX Photography Editor of the Year
Panther Scream Yearbook Achievements:
- Award of Distinguished Merit: state’s highest critique designation
- 8 individual awards
- Runner up for best high school in metroplex at the Dallas Morning News Journalism Day competition
- 3 students advanced to regional academic competition |
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Pantherettes Sweep Awards
Gussie Nell Classic at Kilgore College
Officers: 1st place best in class officer line-medium team
Team: Best of Best 4th place, 1st runner up Academic Champions - 3.69 GPA
Solo’s: 1st runner up Taylor Walling; 4th runner up Jessie Odom; Winner for Medium Team: Breanne Wilson
MA Dance Championship
Officers: Best in Class 1st place; Winners Circle 4th place
Team: Best in Class 1st place; Winners Circle 4th place
Trio Winner: Lauren Archibald, Amanda Feilke and Breanne Wilson
ShowMakers Nationals - Hawaii
Officers: Entertainment Award for Open; Best in Class 1st Place; National Line of Champion 1st place
Team: Entertainment Award; Best in Class 1st place; National Line of Champions Runner-up |
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MHS Senior Scholarships and Awards Recepients
Click
here to view |
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2009
MHS Football Schedules Released
We are pleased to release the
2009
football schedules for all the high school
teams. The varsity schedule includes an exciting
start to the season by competing in the annual
Dave Campbell's Texas Football Classic in
San Antonio. The game will be played in the
Alamo Dome on Friday night to open the season.
Midlothian will also be an early release site
for the annual summer publication 'Dave Campbell's
2009 Texas Football' magazine. Check the football
web site for more details to come. Also, please
check the web site over the summer for team
travel details and hotel information for anyone
wanting to stay in San Antonio on Friday night
after the game. |
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Community
Service information for MHS Students
All
Midlothian High School students must complete
at least 10 hours of community service over
their high school career. This community service
is a graduation requirement for Midlothian
Independent School District and part of Board
Policy. The program is administered through
social studies and details are explained in
the
community
service program flyer and service
form. |
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