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==Education== [[Image:MundayHighSchool.jpg|thumb|Front entrance to Munday High School]] The City of Munday is served by the [[Munday Consolidated Independent School District]]. [[Munday High School]] is rated an Recognized campus by the Texas Education Agency (2010). The High School's mascot is the Moguls and school colors are purple and gold. The Mogul football team won the Class A State Championship in 1984, 2007, and 2012. The Mogulette track team won the State Championship five times; in 1988,'89,'90,'91, and '99. They were also State Champions in Cross Country twice; in 1988 and '89. The Mogul track team won State in 1985,'88,'90,'91, 2011, 2012, and 2013. They still hold the State record in the 1600 meter relay and were named to the UIL All Century Track Team. The Munday High School Purple Cloud Band has won the Texas 1A Honor Band Competition twice, in 1994 and 2000. Munday's One Act Play has advanced to the State OAP Meet 10 times, winning the State Championship in '93, finishing second runner-up in '97, and first runner-up in 2008. The school also has three State CX Debate championships. The 2019 competitors were Destyn Mauldin and Jonah Hernandez; Catalina Perry and Julie Valk also competed in the state meet and were only two points from finals, while Jonah Hernandez and Destyn Mauldin finished four points short. Catalina Perry competed at the state Congress contest in 2020 and made it to the state finals and placed in the top 15.
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