Are you excited for graduation?! Check out this fun opportunity happening before the ceremony begins!
Want to get certified in Youth Mental Health First Aid? This course teaches adults, who regularly interact with young people, how to identify, understand, and respond to signs of mental illnesses and substance use challenges. This training gives participants the skills needed to reach out and provide initial help and support to youth who may be developing a mental health or substance use problem or experiencing a mental health crisis (e.g. suicidal ideation). This course provides participants with a certificate upon completion and participants are certified as MHFA first responders for three years.
The next course will be taught by Travis Schwab and Creshel Hill, and will be held Wednesday, May 10 from 4:30 pm until 8:30 pm AND Thursday, May 11 from 4:30 pm until 8:30 pm. This is a two-day course, and attendance is required all 8 hours to receive certification. Registration is required. You can sign up by scanning the QR code or go to our website at: https://www.msd321.com/o/msd321/page/mental-health-first-aid
ATTENTION TEACHERS: Continuing Education Credit can be obtained through Idaho State University by taking BOTH the YOUTH and ADULT Mental Health First Aid Courses. Please see our website for credit information.
Join us for this week's Education Series class, “Question, Persuade, and Refer: 3 Simple Steps Anyone can Learn to Help Save a Life from Suicide" taught by Rick Croft and John Dennis on Wednesday, May 10 from 10 am until noon. Education Series is FREE to attendees and held at the Madison Education Center, 60 West Main in Rexburg. There is limited space in our FREE childcare so registration is required to attend. For a schedule of upcoming classes and to complete a registration form, visit our website: https://www.msd321.com/o/msd321/page/madison-cares-education-series
Hi Everyone!
Just a reminder that the Bobcat Fieldhouse will be closed to the public tomorrow (Friday) night, May 5th for a school activity. It will still be open in the AM that day. Thanks!
Addie Grover singing her Letter of Intent to continue her academic and athletic career at Idaho State University!!!! So proud of our student athlete.
Madison Cares Stay 2 Play will be held Thursday, May 4 from 10 am until 11 am in the Gym at Madison Education Center (60 W. Main St.) Stay 2 Play is an open play opportunity for families with children 6 months to 6 years which introduces a skill and teaches parents how to use this skill at home. We will provide open-ended activities with fun items to support large motor-free play. This is a great time for parents to network and socialize with other parents in the community. Our playgroups are facilitated by Home and Family interns from BYU-Idaho, and supervised by Early Childhood staff.
Our HS tennis team has had a fantastic season so far! We are heading into District Championships next week (Wednesday and Friday) with our top groups for singles, doubles, and mixed! Here are some recent highlights from their tournaments:
At the Gate City Pocatello Tournament, they had kids in the finals for 8 out of 12 events and won three championships!!
This past weekend at the Capital Invite in Boise, they finished 5th overall out of 32 teams and had the highest finish in our area. The best finish was our Girls #1 doubles team that finished 4th. Boys doubles #1 and #2 and Girls #2 went undefeated in pod play
Good luck on your games coming up (Today, Tomorrow-final home match against Highland, Thursday, and next week at the District Championships Bobcats!
#wearemadison
Join us for this week's Education Series class, “Parenting in All Stages from Toddlers to Teens" taught by Julie Coray on Wednesday, May 3 from 10 am until noon. Education Series is FREE to attendees and held at the Madison Education Center, 60 West Main in Rexburg. There is limited space in our FREE childcare so registration is required to attend. For a schedule of upcoming classes and to complete a registration form, visit our website: https://www.msd321.com/o/msd321/page/madison-cares-education-series
Madison Middle School recently performed their production of "Willy Wonka"! They did such a great job and had a huge cast! Mr. Cameron plans on bringing "The Tale of the Nutcracker" and "Fantastic Mr. Fox" next school year 😄 We can not wait to see even more of our talented MMS students!! Great job Bobcats! 🐾 #wearemadison
Senior Day for baseball. Doubleheader against Highland starting at 11:00.
Madison Cares Stay 2 Play will be held Thursday, April 27 from 10 am until 11 am in the Gym at Madison Education Center (60 W. Main St.) Stay 2 Play is an open play opportunity for families with children 6 months to 6 years which introduces a skill and teaches parents how to use this skill at home. We will provide open-ended activities with fun items to support large motor-free play. This is a great time for parents to network and socialize with other parents in the community. Our playgroups are facilitated by Home and Family interns from BYU-Idaho, and supervised by Early Childhood staff.
Baseball today at Thunder has been rescheduled to Tomorrow Wednesday April 26 at 5:00
Last week was the Madison Band Annual Chili Cook-Off! Families ate and enjoyed the various Madison jazz bands that played. Our wonderful teachers (Michael Peterson , Susanna Blackwood and Steve Klingler) conducted and even sang along. It was such a fun night and the music was beautiful! Thank you to all those that helped put this on and to the talented Bobcats that played 🐾 #wearemadison
Tennis today at Hillcrest has been cancelled due to rain!!
Bobcat Football Camp is June 19-21 9am-11am for PreK-7th. Please check the flyer for more information.
Bobcats softball with a doubleheader sweep over Bonneville today!!!
Yesterday 2nd graders at Burton Elementary celebrated Earth Day by planting seeds and picking up litter around the school property. These kids loved getting their hands dirty and serving their school community. Thank you teachers for inspiring our students to help keep our earth clean! Happy Earth Day, Bobcats! #wearemadison #earthday
Softball tomorrow April 22 game times have been moved to 1:00 at Bonneville.
Due to unusually cold temperatures and moisture, baseball versus Highland tomorrow Saturday April 22 has been cancelled for all levels.
ATTENTION!!!
The Bobcat Fieldhouse will be closed to the public May 5th in the evening, 7:00-10:00 PM for a Madison High School student activity.
Thank you!!!