K–12 Partners

Resources

Mid-State offers many resources and ways for K–12 teachers to get involved and help their students explore the College.

Become a Dual Credit Instructor

Want to be a Dual Credit instructor? You may qualify if:

• You possess a current DPI license in the area you’d like to teach
• You are employed as a secondary school instructor by a K–12 school in Mid-State’s district

Grant funding and professional development opportunities are available to help you meet the requirements for becoming a Dual Credit instructor. These include summer summits and trainings.

See the Dual Credit Guide for:

• Qualifications
• Expectations
• Courses available to teach
• Disability services available to help Dual Credit students with an IEP

Visit the Dual Credit page for Dual Credit course options available. These are based on agreements between your high school and Mid-State.

Apply to Be a Dual Credit Instructor

Questions: Contact our Dual Credit & outreach center coordinator, Samantha Will (715.389.7097). Disability services questions can be directed to the Disability Services coordinator, Patti Lloyd (715.422.5452).

K–12 Newsletter

Stay up-to-date on Mid-State news and information in our quarterly newsletter for K-12 teachers, counselors, and administrators.

May 2025
March 2025
December 2024
September 2024

2023–24 Newsletters

May 2024
March 2024
December 2023
September 2023

Mid-State Classroom Resources

Collaborate with us! Here are some ways:

• Arrange for a Mid-State faculty member or outreach coordinator to come present to your class.
• Bring your students to an on-campus event.
• Attend faculty professional development through a variety of activity options and coursework.

Our Career Services coordinator can also share information with K–12 faculty on the following topics:

• Introduction to Career Services at Mid-State Technical College
• Interviewing for success
• Individual student mock interviews
• LinkedIn and networking
• And much more

Mid-State Visits

Arrange to bring your students to a Mid-State campus. It's one of the best ways for them to learn about the College and all a technical degree has to offer.

Schedule a Visit

Mid-State Events

Mid-State's events offer many options for K–12 students and adults to explore Mid-State, participate in hands-on activities, and get important information impacting their futures. View the high school event calendar.

View Upcoming Outreach Events