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Superintendent reports stable enrollment; high school activities and FFA auction highlighted
Summary
Superintendent Toby Crosby reported a district enrollment of 394 students with small month-to-month changes; the high school recapped recent events including a successful FFA auction that raised $8,581 and students' participation in district leadership and testing.
Cindy Armstrong, the high school principal, and Superintendent Toby Crosby presented enrollment figures and recent school activities at the Midland School District Board meeting on March 16, 2026.
Superintendent Toby Crosby reported a district total of 394 students. The high school had 188 students (down 3 from the previous month), the elementary had 206 students (down 2), and preschool enrollment was 97 (up 2). Crosby provided grade-by-grade counts for each campus as part of the superintendent's regular report.
Cindy Armstrong summarized recent high school activities: students in the Myers Davis Transitions class placed second in two competition categories (Best video and Best logo) after creating a cookbook and accompanying video; students attended the Key Club District Leadership Conference in Springfield, Missouri, March 12'14; the FFA auction on March 14 raised $8,581; and Donkey Basketball on March 9 drew strong participation. Armstrong also noted testing activity: all juniors took the ACT on March 10, 14 students took the Pre-ACT, and 11 students traveled to UACCB for Accuplacer testing.
The elementary and early childhood reports listed a calendar of upcoming events, including Spring Fling on March 19, elementary Quiz Bowl on April 1, a chess tournament on April 6, Special Olympics track and field on April 17, kindergarten round-up on April 24 and Field Day on May 8. Preschool items noted graduation, a summer calendar and summer enrollment outreach, proposed 2026'27 calendar items and handbook changes.
The superintendent also reported school choice transfers: three students transferring into the district and 23 transferring out, with details by grade provided to the board.
The reports were presented as informational items; no board action on enrollment or calendars was taken at the meeting. The board moved on to other agenda items after the presentations.
