October is "National Principals Month". We would like to give a big shoutout to our amazing principals, Amanda Schild and Dallas Woolf. Their leadership, kindness and dedication make our schools such a special place to learn and grow.
Thank you, Mrs. Schild and Mr. Woolf, for all you do to make a difference in the lives of our students and in our schools!
Thank you, Mrs. Schild and Mr. Woolf, for all you do to make a difference in the lives of our students and in our schools!
The second graders have been shining bright all month with their great behavior, kindness, and hard work. Last Friday, they celebrated with a special Glow Day!
The classroom was filled with black lights, glow sticks, neon colors, and lots of smiles as we glowed our way through fun learning activities.
Keep shining bright, second graders! Your glow makes our classroom such a special place!
The classroom was filled with black lights, glow sticks, neon colors, and lots of smiles as we glowed our way through fun learning activities.
Keep shining bright, second graders! Your glow makes our classroom such a special place!
Here is the livestream link for Thursday night's home football game vs Sedan. Kickoff 7 pm. Go Bulldogs!!
https://fan.hudl.com/usa/ks/madison/organization/20260/madisonhamilton-high-school/watch?ib=2967717
https://fan.hudl.com/usa/ks/madison/organization/20260/madisonhamilton-high-school/watch?ib=2967717
Madison High School teachers busted out some fancy door decorations for Red Ribbon Week!
Attention all veterans and first responders! We would like to recognize you at halftime of the home game this Thursday night.
MHS topped off the first day of Red Ribbon Week with an assembly educating about drugs and alcohol abuse dangers by Trooper Boles
Huge congratulations to Bayleigh Benjamin for being named a @CokeScholars Semifinalist! Out of 107,000+ applicants from across the country, only 1,238 students earned this incredible honor, and we're so proud to have one right here at our school!
The #CokeScholars Program supports young leaders through $20,000 college scholarships and a lifelong community making a positive difference. See the full Semifinalist list at Cokeurl.com/2026SF
#CokeScholarsSF #CokeScholars #Scholarship
The #CokeScholars Program supports young leaders through $20,000 college scholarships and a lifelong community making a positive difference. See the full Semifinalist list at Cokeurl.com/2026SF
#CokeScholarsSF #CokeScholars #Scholarship
High school communications class practiced their skills by reading to the elementary students this morning. Bulldogs building positive Relationships and cultivating a Responsive Culture.
Red Ribbon Week will kick off at the high school with donuts, juice, and milk in the morning!
Trash bags are here!
Madison High School SAFE team (NHS) recognized National Teen Driver Safety Week with a bulletin board devoted to teen driver facts. We encourage everyone to buckle up and avoid distractions when behind the wheel.
Facebook.com/seatbeltsareforeveryone
Not pictured: Rylie W
Kramer Photography will be in the district on Monday, October 27 for individual photo retakes. Please make sure that students are aware if a retake is necessary. Elementary parents/guardians should call or email the elementary school if their student is in need of a photo retake.
Madison 8th and 10th graders got a dose of realty at Reality U today. Reality U is a financial literacy activity that shows students the importance of their education and how it relates to their future. The program integrates students individual plan of study into preparation and decision making for their future.
Livestream for tonight's home football game vs Flint Hills is:
https://fan.hudl.com/usa/ks/madison/organization/20260/madisonhamilton-high-school/watch?ib=2075851
https://fan.hudl.com/usa/ks/madison/organization/20260/madisonhamilton-high-school/watch?ib=2075851
Madison High School students attended ESU Math Day where they competed in a Math competition against other area schools, got to see part of the campus, and do math/stem activities ESU students put together.
MHS juniors and seniors attended the KACRAO college and career planning conference hosted by Flint Hills Tech. This gave students the opportunity to visit with schools and services.
For Kansas Apply Free Days, MHS students attended an assembly where their teachers shared their paths to college. Seniors applied to Kansas college and visited with alumni Rudd Scholarship winners.
MHS sophomores visited Kansas State University for a campus tour, ate in Kramer dining hall, and attended a presentation in the School of Leadership.
We were fortunate enough to visit with alumni Cade and Makenna during our lunch break! #EMAW
Madison Community, please take note of the upcoming Community Service Day and contact Carolyn Davis if you have service items that can be added to the list.
Homegrown Coffey will NOT be coming because of the lightning and heavy rain.