Madison High School Updates

Congratulations to the Fall 2025 Homecoming Court!

The 9th grade was represented by: Bentley Richard and Quinn Mahony

The 10th grade was represented by: Alvaro Benavides and Lylah Gutierrez

The 11th grade was represented by: Giavonnie Briggs and Juliana Leonard

The 12th grade was represented by: Brian Dopp, Mariana Cabajal Fuentes, Ashton Hoag, Lezli Lindsey, Paul McClure, Gracie Nieto, Henry Vo, and Jazlyn Zaszcurynski.

This past week we celebrated our Fall Homecoming, Rio Nights, Trojan Lights!

Students were very excited to express their school spirit by taking a colorful trip to Rio, celebrating the vivid culture of Brazil. They playfully participated in this cultural awareness by reflecting on the 2016 Olympics, hosted in Rio de Janeiro, by wearing their favorite jerseys and sports attire on Monday. Tuesday, students went deep into the Amazon rainforest and came back wearing camouflage and animal prints. On Wednesday, the colorful explosions that are seen at Carnival were present for the grade-level Color War. The grades were doing the samba through hallways in their orange, green, purple, and pink. Thursday, the mighty Trojans were off to the beach, taking beautiful pictures as tourists or catching a wave as a surfer at Copacabana Beach. Finally, Friday rolled around, and the mighty Trojans stormed the walls of Madison in the “Blu” and Gold, cheering loudly as they prepared for their battle this evening for Homecoming against Blissfield. The blue and gold flooded the hallways, camaraderie was high, and Trojans represented themselves by RISING UP with tremendous character and celebrating as only true Madison-proud students can.

Congratulations to Homecoming King, Brian Dopp and Homecoming Queen, Jazlyn Zaszcurynski!

Congratulations to Mr. Bielskis and our HS Marching Band for their performance at the Lenawee County Marching Band Festival this past Tuesday at Adrian College.

Tuesday, October 14th - Varsity Volleyball Type 1 Diabetes Awareness Game 7pm

Thursday, October 16th - PSAT/NMSQT Test (1st - 3rd hrs for all 11th grade students), SAT testing for seniors who signed up in advance.

Parent-Teacher Conferences noon - 7:00pm. Students dismissed at 11:00am. (Hours 1,2, & 3 - Both AM & PM Attend the Tech Center)

Friday, October 17th - PJ/Hat Day for Julian Olivarez Early Release Day (Hours 4, 5, & 6. PM Attend the Tech Center)

Tuesday, October 21st - Civil Air Patrol presentation during Seminar

Friday, October 24th - PJ/Hat Day for Julian Olivarez

Monday, October 27th - Picture Retake Day

Friday, October 31st - AP Exam Fees Due (Payments can be made via Myschoolbucks.

November 8th - Rock-N-Bowl Fundraiser for After Prom

Tuesday, October 14th - PSAT/NMSQT for all juniors beginning at 8:00am. The SAT will also be administered for any senior who signed up to take this exam.

Wednesday, October 15th - 10th grade visit to LISD Tech Center CSF Facility (Center for Sustainable Futures) for interested students only.

Wednesday, October 15th - An Admissions Representative from the University of Michigan will be at Madison to meet with interested Juniors and Seniors at 11:15am. Interested Juniors/Seniors must sign up in the Counseling Office .

Thursday, October 16th - FAFSA Filing Workshop for students & parents who would like assistance in completing the FAFSA. Financial Aid counselors will be available during Parent -Teacher Conferences from noon-7pm. Students/parents should get their FSA ID ahead of time and will have the ability to submit their FAFSA during this event.

Wednesday, October 22nd - Michigan Regional Council of Carpenters and Millwrights Career Day. Juniors and Seniors interested in attending this must sign up in the HS Counseling Office.

Week of October 27th - Lenawee County Manufacturing Week. Students who wish to participate in the Manufacturing Day Event should sign up in the HS Counseling Office. This event is open to all high school students.

Friday, October 31st - AP Exam orders due. Exams can be ordered on MySchoolBucks. Families with questions regarding payments and fee waivers should contact Mrs. Thomas.