Middletown Public Schools is not seeking new Corps Members for the 2025-2026 term.

Middletown Public Schools is located in Middletown, is a city of 48,000 people located in the middle of the state. The city itself is forty-two square miles and includes a mix of rural, urban, and suburban areas. The city’s downtown area boasts many tasty restaurants, bookstores, and theaters.

Middletown Public Schools consists of 11 schools: 8 elementary, 2 middle, 1 high school, and 1 transition academy. The district serves just under 5,000 students, 28% of whom are Black or African American, 51% of whom are Hispanic or Latinx, and 18% of whom are White. As a district, all students receive free meals through the community eligibility provision. The FoodCorps program is overseen by a partnership between a school principal, and the food services department. Many other partners across Middletown and Middletown Public Schools are also involved with initiatives that support FoodCorps programming. This includes but is not limited to: 21st Century After School Programming, Middlesex Health, Middlesex Coalition for Children, The Middletown Farmers’ Market, Community Health Center Inc., and Saint Vincent de Paul.

The vision of the school district is to unlock the potential of ALL students. The district hopes to propel ALL students into higher education, provide the necessary skills to enhance an ever changing workforce, and lament the core knowledge students need to become engaged members of the community.