Build the habit of good attendance early. Starting in kindergarten, too many absences can cause children to fall behind in school.
Who Do I Reach Out To?
It is critical for our stakeholders to reach out to us when they have concerns or questions. If information is not available through our primary channels as illustrated in the Madison School District Communication Method Chart the next step is to contact the district. This is the most effective and quickest way to obtain the information needed. It is important to start communication with the person who is closest and has the most information on the situation. The Point of Contact Progression Chart provides a progression of contacts that can be used to effectively gather information and work through situations. When contacting the district please utilize this progression chart. District staff will ask and redirect your calls as needed to maintain the integrity of this system.
Winter Weather
As we move into the part of the school year that can be affected by winter weather, please refer to the district communication method chart below for how you can expect to receive updates about weather and other school related information.
Middle School Yearbook
Calling all Parents! We would love to have pictures for the Yearbook. If you attend a school event and take pictures, please forward a copy tojodi.swinehart@madisonk12.us. Thank you
CAP
The middle school CAP program has begun and runs from 2:45 - 4:15 Monday through Thursday in the cafeteria. The program gives students a place to work on school work with the assistance of a high school tutors as well as a Madison Middle School staff member. If you are interested in enrolling your child in this program, please see the registration link.
In order to give the students Tylenol or Motrin for headaches, a Medication Authorization form must be filled out & signed by a doctor. The form must be on file in the office and families must provide the mediation.
