Congratulations to Colton Isch for representing Madison USD 386 at the Kansas Governors Scholar Awards ceremony today in Topeka. This award represents the top 1% of seniors across the state of Kansas.
This is just a reminder that there will be free sports physicals tomorrow morning from 9-11 am in the Madison High School new gym. All students in grades 7-12 that will be participating in a sport during the 2025-2026 school year are required to have a sports physical on file. Please take advantage of this free opportunity. As a reminder, the parent portion of the physical form must be completed in order to participate.
Madison junior high and high school students were awarded Casey's gift cards and one student received an emergency roadside assistance package as part of the SAFE program where students pledge to buckle up! Congrats to our winners! @SAFEKansas
Madison High School hosted a Career Alumni Panel on Friday, May 2nd. Alumni Cassidy (Barnard) Bowen, Ryan Thomsen, and Dallas Thompson visited with students about their respective college and career journeys and answered student questions. Thank you, Cassidy, Ryan, and Dallas for taking your time to visit with us!
USD 386 would like to thank the Madison Lions Club and Masonic Lodge #196 for their generous donations to the MHS Jump Start program!
We hope to see you tomorrow, April 30th, for the College and Careers, Scholarship, and Academic Signing Day!!
The Madison High School Chapter of the National Honor Society inducted four new members at the 64th Annual Madison Lions Club Academic Athletic Banquet. Congratulations to, Katherine, Brayden, Jenna, and Rylie!
There is a high school track meet on Tuesday at Iola at 3:45pm.
We hope our students have an Enchanted evening at Prom 2025! (Post 3)
We hope our students have an Enchanted evening at Prom 2025! (Post 2)
We hope our students have an Enchanted evening at Prom 2025! (Post 1)
Missouri Welding Institute visited with interested MHS students today.
Today's high school track meet at Council Grove has been cancelled. It will not be rescheduled. There will be practice as normal today and tomorrow.
Prom 2025
Prom decorating will take place on Thursday, April 24th, starting at 3:30 pm at the Sauder Center. All juniors are expected to attend and help with this. If it is necessary, decorating will continue on Friday.
Clean-up will take place, Sunday, April 27th, at 1 pm. Again, all juniors are expected to attend and help with this.
Good Morning Bulldog Nation!
Today, we want to take a moment to recognize and express our deepest gratitude to the heart and soul behind our daily operations: our AMAZING Administrative Assistants!
Their dedication, attention to detail, and unwavering support keep everything running smoothly. From handling the behind-the-scenes tasks to managing multiple priorities, they are the backbone of our district, and we couldn't do it without them.
Alana, Dacia, Lisa, Christy, Kristy, and Kristan, thank you for your hard work, patience, and the positive energy you bring every single day. You make a world of difference, and we are truly grateful for everything you do! 👏✨
Please join us on April 30th!
📚🕯️ Powerful Learning in Action 🕯️📚
Today, our high school freshmen engaged in a meaningful hands-on learning experience with the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum Timeline Project. Students worked together to carefully assemble a chronological timeline of events leading up to and during the Holocaust — organizing, reading, and discussing the history as they built it.
Once the timeline was complete, they participated in a silent gallery walk, reading through each event, asking thoughtful questions, and taking time to reflect on the scale and impact of what they were seeing.
This was more than a history lesson — it was an opportunity to connect emotionally and intellectually with one of the most significant and tragic periods in world history. We are incredibly proud of the care, curiosity, and respect our students showed throughout this activity.
Each year, Yom HaShoah (Israel's Holocaust Remembrance Day) is commemorated with ceremonies, reflections, and moments of silence in honor of the six million Jews murdered during the Holocaust. This is the date of the anniversary of the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising.
#HolocaustEducation #LearningWithEmpathy #StudentVoices #MadisonBulldogs #NeverForget
The Madison High School National Honor Society will host a blood drive with the Red Cross on Friday, May 9th, from 9 am - 3 pm. Please sign up and help with the critical need for blood AND help our seniors earn college scholarships. Sign up at the link below or call the high school
Sign up here: https://www.redcrossblood.org/give.html/drive-results?zipSponsor=MadisonKSHS
Today, Madison FFA hosted the first annual Madison Ag Career Conference in our new Agricultural Education building. We had four sessions where presenters presented careers in agriculture along the lines of agronomy, ag finance, livestock and protein production, and Ag tech and industry. Students had the opportunity at the end to be a part of a Q&A session to learn even more about the presenters careers in agriculture. North Lyon County FFA and South Lyon County FFA brought members to attend as well. We want to extend a great thank you to the Madison FFA Booster Club and our presenters for their work and time today.
