Middlesboro MS News

7th Grader Morgan Lawson will represent MMS at the State Governor's Cup Competition in Louisville.

Students put their technology and engineering skills to work.

                             The Middlesboro Independent School District would like to announce a public forum to discuss our district's local wellness policy.

Sixth grade students from Middlesboro Middle School competed in the 6th Grade Showcase at Harlan Independent Schools (Harlan Middle) on Saturday, December 2, 2017.

Could these be the next faces on Shark Tank?

The Summer Feed and Read Program has made a big splash in the community. Tina Schnieder and Shannon Barnard, two of the people who spearheaded the program at the Middlesboro Elementary School, couldn’t be happier with the results they’ve seen.

A child who is five (5) or who may become five (5) years of age by August 1 may enter primary

school and may advance through the primary program without regard to age in accordance with KRS 158.031

Parents/guardians may petition the Board by May 30th to allow their child to enter Kindergarten earlier

than permitted under statutory age requirements.  On receipt of a petition, the District shall conduct an evaluation process to help determine a student’s readiness to engage in and benefit from early entry to school.  

Please turn petitions in to Michele Goodin Schneider at Middlesboro Board of Education.  

Middlesboro Middle School celebrates Veteran's Day

Middlesboro Independent Schools will be destroying old Special Education- Due Process Student Folders.  Folders destroyed will be those that have birth years of 1960-1989.  If you would like a copy of your records before the destruction occurs, please visit Middlesboro Board of Education and ask for Michele Goodin Schneider before May 15th 2018.