It is bounded on the north by the populous Dallas and Tarrant Counties and is approximately thirty miles from the center of Metropolitan Dallas and Fort Worth at the crossroads of Highway 287 and 67. 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. 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. Local industries provide partnerships and sponsorship for school programs and projects. The Midlothian Independent School District is an equal opportunity employer and does not discriminate on the basis of age, national origin, race, sex, creed, or disability.