Have a great Spring Break! We will see you all back on Tuesday the 16th! If you are going on a trip or doing anything fun with friends, send in your pictures and we will make a post #wearemadison
Hi Everyone!
Just a reminder that the Bobcat Fieldhouse will be closed April 11th-15th for Madison School District's Spring Break! It will open back up normal times on the 16th. Thanks so much!
Kindergarten registration is coming up!
Online registration will be open on the District website April 8th.
Bring your upcoming Kindergarten student WITH you to conduct a short screener to help with class placements.
Birth certificates and immunization records can be uploaded on a computer OR brought into the school office on April 22.
Payment will not be collected until Fall registration for ALL students.
If you have any questions, please contact Alisha Martin at (208) 359-3300.
Ruby from Lincoln Elementary is the grade 4 Western Regional Winner of the Zaner-Bloser National Handwriting Contest!! Ruby said she wasn't expecting to win but that she loves things to be neat and that's why she might have won. Her class and teacher were so excited to find out Ruby won. She was interviewed by Local News 8 this morning, and we got to stop by to hear the good news ourselves. Congratulations Ruby! We are proud of you and your wonderful handwriting skills. Marian Hayes (4th grade teacher at Lincoln) who is passionate about handwriting and how it can help students, is Ruby's teacher. Marian said that her class has been doing this competition for 7+ years and has had two students within those years who have made it to State, with Ruby winning Regionals. We are very grateful to have wonderful teachers who help promote life skills like writing, and for having amazing students with all sorts of talents! It's a great day to be a Bobcat!! #wearemadison
Madison Cares is the mental health department for the Madison School District and we have an immediate opening for a Care Coordinator. A bachelor's degree in a human service field is required e.g. social work, psychology, child development, and marriage and family. This is a full-time, year-round position with benefits. Pay is based on experience working with children and their families. If you enjoy working with youth and working in schools and want to join a great team, we would be interested in visiting with you. Please apply at MSD321.com under Employees/Job Opportunities.
We have some great job openings in our Food Service department! Check out all our open positions by visiting our website msd321.com https://fs.msd321.com/scripts/cgiip.exe/WService=wsFin/rappljoblst463.w
Parents, due to the power outage last night at the HS some of the HS classrooms are colder than usual. Please have your students dress warmly. The heat is working and on, but the building is so large that it will take time to get back to normal temperature. Have a great day!
Hi Everyone! The Bobcat Fieldhouse will be shut down and closed next Monday night, March 11th, for a planned power outage by the power company. There will be no power at the Bobcat Fieldhouse or Madison High School. However, the Bobcat Fieldhouse will still be open to the public that morning. Please spread the word! Thanks so much!
Good morning! All schools in Madison School District will be CLOSED today. Drifting snow through the night has caused roads to be unsafe in some areas, and after discussion with the County and City Road and Bridge, the decision has been made to cancel school. Stay warm and safe! Schools will resume tomorrow March 7th.
Check out what these cool Bobcats are up to at the MMS!! The school has a Young Engineering class that is an elective for 5th and 6th graders. Carolyn Broadbent is over the 5th graders and has been working hard to create unique opportunities for the students to learn hands-on! She is so proud of her students and has tons of fun with them! We are so lucky to have wonderful teachers in our District! #wearemadison
Thursday, Friday, and Saturday, Madison High School’s AP Government class traveled to Boise State University to participate in the Frank Church Institute High School Model United Nations. Our 28 students represented the countries of Ethiopia, Israel, and the United Arab Emirates on five different committees as well as one group representing the UAE on the Security Council.
On Saturday, the students from Madison were awarded the overall “Best Delegation!!” Several individual students were also recognized:
· Anya Kay – (representing Ethiopia) author of the “Best Resolution” in the General Assembly: Market and Trade Committee
· Ben Clawson – (representing the UAE) author of the “Best Resolution” in the General Assembly: International Security Committee
· Isaac Muldowney – (representing the UAE) “Best Position Paper” in the United Nation Human Rights Committee
· Alicia Min – (representing the UAE) “Outstanding Delegate” in the General Assembly: Environmental Sustainability Committee
· Jackson Chenault – (representing the UAE) “Best Delegate” in the United Nations Security Council
· Jacob Woodward – (representing Israel) “Outstanding Delegate” in the United Nations Human Rights Committee
Congratulations to all of our participants!! They worked hard to prepare and did an amazing job in Boise!!
Girls State Basketball Tournament underway!!!!
Let's go girls!!!! Love the support from the Bobcat Faithful
Girls Basketball off to the State Tournament!!
Good Luck Girls!!!!
Hey Everyone!
The Bobcat Fieldhouse will be close Monday, February 19th, for President's Day. Thanks!
OPEN NOW-THURSDAY! The MHS Marketing Class is selling cute gifts at their stand for Valentine's Day during lunch every day this week. They are selling gifts and chocolates that you will want to give, so grab something for your friends and family this week! Find the stand by the new Aux Gym. #wearemadison
Come support the Girls Basketball Team as they host the opening round of the District Tournament tonight against Thunder Ridge. Tip Off is at 7:00pm
Madison Cares and Madison School District are excited to bring you part two of our Parent Night presentations. These presentations are free for all school district families and staff. On the night of February 1st, we will be providing two different presentations, one in English and one in Spanish. Each presentation is approximately one hour long. If you are not able to attend the live presentation, please still register. If you register and are unable to watch the presentation live, you will be sent an email with a link to the presentation so you can watch it at your convenience.
Below are the dates, times, and topics of each presentation. Our district is proud to bring these Parent Night presentations to you free of charge.
February 1st, 2024 - 7:30 pm
English - Emotional Regulation: Strategies to Replace Negative Emotions
Registration link: https://cookcenter.info/Feb1MSD
February 1st, 2024 - 7:30 pm
Spanish - Bullying: Stop the Cycle
Registration link Spanish: https://cookcenter.info/Feb1MSDSp
Tonight is our Hibbard Elementary open house from 5-7pm! We will have a ribbon cutting at 5:30pm and refreshments to enjoy. We are excited to see you there tonight! #wearemadison
Looking for a job and want to be a part of our School District?! We are having a Job Fair Feb. 1st 4-6pm. See flyer for more details. #wearemadison
We have a new Director of Food Services!! Jordyn Bybee 😄 She is going to do a fantastic job! Not only is she a hard worker, she's also incredibly kind and a wonderful person. The Lunch Ladies all came out to support Jordyn and celebrate her by having a potluck! They gave her a funny gift that said "Managing Dummies" 😂 and played games. Our food service workers are the best! We are so excited to have her as our new Director of Food Services!! Congratulations Jordyn! 🐾 #wearemadison
