The city and the surrounding communities are composed predominately of industrial workers employed in local cement and steel factories and suburbanites who commute to Dallas and Fort Worth. Three large cement producing factories have caused Midlothian to be dubbed the "Cement Capital of Texas". These factories and a steel producing plant are the principal industries of the area. The Midlothian Independent School District, as the local agency for the educational process, recognizes its responsibility to provide the best educational opportunities possible to each individual student. Each student is entitled to the opportunity to develop to a maximum level of his or her mental, physical, emotional and social capabilities in order to become an effective partner in the democratic society. Education is a process of continuous growth. The Midlothian Schools, through outstanding staff, continued community-parent support and efforts to provide an effective, relevant school program, is dedicated to a vital role in the growing process of the youth of the community. Please send any questions to Kelly Golden, HR Manager. |
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| Open Enrollment for Insurance It's time again for Open Enrollment. Click here to view information for the 2010/2011 school year. |
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MISD Introduces New Online Application System We are pleased to announce that Midlothian ISD has joined the Region X Teacher Job Network Cooperative application system. If you submitted an application with Midlothian ISD prior to February 1, 2010, you will need to click here to re-apply using the new system. |
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ATTENTION: Senate Bill 9; Fingerprinting Requirements and Processes for all Certified Employees and Substitutes
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School Board approves 2% pay raise for 2009-2010 The Midlothian ISD Board of Trustees has approved a pay raise for the 2009-10 school year. For certified teachers, the raise amount for the 2009-10 school year is 2% of the 2008-09 Step 13 (mid-point of the teacher pay scale) resulting in a minimum raise of $925.00. The raise amount for all other pay families (Manual Trades, Clerical/Paraprofessional, & Administrative/Professional) will equal 2% of the 2008-09 mid-point for each pay grade. |
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Teacher Certification State
Board for Educator Certification * Please check the State Board for Educator Certification for approved alternative certification programs |
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