Midway ISD discusses cutting AVID and schedule changes to close projected deficit
Superintendent Dr. Allen outlined options to address a projected M&O deficit for 2026–27, including reconfiguring middle-school schedules, eliminating AVID, and expanding virtual learning; trustees were presented options for further consideration.
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Superintendent Dr. Allen presented a set of proposed measures aimed at closing a projected maintenance and operations (M&O) budget shortfall for the 2026–27 school year. The options discussed include reconfiguring middle-school schedules, eliminating the AVID program, and introducing virtual learning alternatives to reduce costs or generate revenue.
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