Established 1943 Grade levels 9-12 Color(s) Black and gold Founded 1943 | Principal Lashonda Broiles Enrollment 1,606 Phone +1 405-739-1741 | |
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Type Coeducational, public, secondary Address 213 Elm St, Midwest City, OK 73110, USA District Midwest City-Del City School District Feeder schools Jarman Junior High School, Monroney Middle School | ||
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Midwest City High School is one of two high schools in Midwest City, Oklahoma, United States. The school is part of the Mid-Del School District, and serves more than 1,600 students.
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Band
The Midwest City High School Band (also known as the Pride of Midwest City) is a 120-135 member band under the direction of Head Band Director John Davis and Assistant Band Director Mark Hensley. The marching band consists of 3 Drum Majors, A complete percussion sideline ensemble, A full field band, and a full drumline.
In 2012, a New band room was added-on to help hold 2 separate bands and ensembles during different time periods, and to help with the amount of students in the program. During this period, the band received what is now the current band uniforms, along with more funding towards the band program it's self.
The band has won over 400 awards over decades, winning the Oklahoma Secondary School Activity Association's "Sweepstakes" award for receiving perfect scores in Marching Band, Concert Band, and in Concert Band Sight Reading in 1979, 1982, 1992, and in 1996. The most recent of the band's accomplishments is in 2015 after winning a superior rating in the OSSAA marching band for 6A and winning 12th place in the Tigerplaooza Marching finalist at East Central University in Ada, Oklahoma.
After the football season is over, the band switches from a marching season into what is known as "Concert Season".
Each year, the band becomes divided into two bands, The Symphonic Band and The Wind Ensemble, each goes to compete in the OSSAA state concert band contest in April of each year. Both bands also perform in the Winter (Christmas) Concert in December, and in the Spring Concert in May of each year.
The students that are in band at the feeder schools (Monroney Middle School) and (Jarmen Middle School), along with some transfer students from different schools and districts, help make the school's band program over the years, especially when Mid-Del made Jr. High schools to Middle Schools and moved 9th grade to high school, adding on to the number of students in the band program starting in 2007 .
This program is also contains 2 Jazz Ensembles, "The Beginning Jazz Band" and the more college repertoire, "The Advance Jazz Band", both under the direction of Mark Hensley, who has been over the Ensembles since he began working at Midwest City High School in 2002. The Jazz band is very known state wide, being having competed in numerous contest and have received multiple superior ratings and is one of the best High School Jazz Bands in the State.
Baseball
Basketball
Wrestling
The Bomber wrestling program consists of over 90 individual state champions and an impressive 59 Oklahoma High School wrestling All-State athletes.
Track and field
Football
Swimming
Air Force JROTC
Midwest City High School's Air Force JROTC unit started in 1993, with the unit number OK931. The honor guard (normally known as color guard; however, the name was taken by the flag girls) present the colors at most of the football and basketball games, along with other events, such as a New Orleans Hornets game during their relocation to Oklahoma City.
The current SASI is retired Lt. Col. Mike Penning, who replaced retired Col. Cross. The current ASI is retired Master Sergeant Alex Means.
Notable alumni
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