Mitchell Schools have adopted numerous programs to use kindergarten through twelfth grade in order to provide a variety of means for students to succeed.   

Our elementary schools integrate Character Counts in all three schools.  These schools also use a Comprehensive Computerized Curriculum to instill strong math skills in grades K-5.  Gertie Bell Rogers Elementary School began a program called Boost Up to help develop readiness skills in their students, and two of the elementary schools also utilize Reading First to help develop strong reading skills. 

The middle school began a 411 program in 2007-08 to help a group of students who have been recommended by teachers and staff members to help prepare for skills they will need in high school. Literature Circles and 6+1 Writing Traits have been used at all three levels for a number of years.

DWU has helped MHS provide many opportunities for our high school students to earn college credit through a Dual Credit program.  The HS also offers four AP level courses.  To earn college credit for these, however, students must take a test and score at least a 3 with 5 being the highest possible.