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About TMISD
Our Vision
TMISD shall be the preeminent educational organization where all staff are valued, parents are partners, and students are empowered to reach their full potential.
Our Goals
- Exceed increasing academic standards by addressing the needs of each student and enable students to develop and pursue their vision for succuess in education, life, and career.
- Recruit, retain, and develop highly qualified employees with a sense of responsibility for the success of a new generation of students.
- Commit to fostering a community that will support the success of all students.
- Provide a safe, healthy, and drug-free environment that promotes positive lifestyles.
- Aggressively obtain and allocate resources to facilitate optimal student achievement.
- Incorporate innovative technologies to optimize teaching, learning, and working.
- Demonstrate effective planning of maintenance, operations, and facilities.
Tuloso-Midway Independent School District traces its history to 1887, when a schoolhouse opened on an acre of donated land in the Tuloso area. Murdock, the school's first teacher, conducted classes for nine students during a six-month term. The school building was on the south side of Up River Road, east of what is now Suntide Road.
The first Midway school was established in 1914 on Turkey Creek across from Guth Park. That school was relocated during the 1920's to the south side of Up River Road on acreage now bordered by McKinzie and Carbon Plant Road. Across the road from the school was Charles McKinzie's store. The new Primary School occupies a site within 300 feet of the location of the 1914 Midway schoolhouse.
In 1938, the Tuloso and Midway communities combined, forming the Tuloso-Midway School District. The Tuloso-Midway Independent School District came into existence in 1947. The district had its first graduating class, consisting of five students, in 1949. In May 1969, Tuloso-Midway ISD absorbed the Clarkwood ISD and the Violet Common School District, resulting in the creation of the Tuloso-Midway Consolidated Independent School District. A year later, the name changed back to Tuloso-Midway ISD.
We Have History.
