The Madison High School SAFE team handed out their final prizes for the year. Students walked away with air pods, Gatorade bottles, a hammock, and some gift cards to Casey's, Starbucks, and Amazon for pledging to wear their seatbelt and not drive distracted.
"SAFE (Seatbelts Are For Everyone) is a free, student-led program for high school students focusing on peer-to-peer promotion of traffic safety. Through education, rewards, and enforcement, SAFE highlights the importance of wearing a seatbelt, driving alert, and following traffic laws with the goal of decreasing the number of teen injuries and deaths from vehicle crashes" (KTSRO.org).
Madison High School hosted the College and Career Signing Day and Scholarship Assembly on Wednesday, April 26.
Congratulations to our 2023 Seniors!
Mr. Redeker took students to Emporia State University where they were able to sit in on an Anatomy and Physiology class and visit the cadaver lab.
At Monday night's 62nd Academic Athletic Banquet, two Bulldogs were awarded Sportsman and Sportswoman of the year. Bryson Turner and Yolaine Luthi received the sports award for their athletic achievements. Bryson will continue his athletic career next year for the ESU track and field team, while Yolaine will be joining the KSU rowing team next year.
Four new members were also inducted in the Madison Chapter of the National Honor Society.
Congratulations to all students!
USD 386 Elementary and High School phones are temporarily out of service. Sorry for the inconvenience.
Mrs. Davis took some juniors up to Lawrence to visit KU!
Phones are back to working.
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Madison High School Track and Field will be split between two meet Thursday afternoon. Here are schedules for both meets along with live results links for each.
Wichita PreState: https: http://bit.ly/3nWoO0k
Eureka Invitational: http://bit.ly/419c6cW
Schedule for the JH Home track meet 4/6/23
Schedule for Junior High Track Meet in Eureka 4/4/23 beginning at 3:30 pm.
Madison Elementary School will host an Outdoor Learning Center Cleanup day on April 14th beginning at 8:30am. We are needing volunteers, man power, fencing equipment, shovels and rakes. A meal will be provided for those that help.
**Back up weather date is April 17th
On Thursday, March 23rd, Madison Fire and EMT in conjunction with the Greenwood County Sherrif’s Office, Greenwood County Emergency Management, and the Kansas Highway Patrol hosted a mock accident for Madison Jr Sr High School Students.
The accident simulated a T Bone crash where victims (student volunteers) played the roles of a drunk driver, driver, and passengers.
Law enforcement prepped students prior to the accident simulation and had a Q and A afterward to work through the typical process for an accident like the one seen.
Special thanks to Madison Fire and EMTs (Dylan, Matthew, Brandon, Corbin, Jacob, and Nathan) Sheriff Heath Samuels, Trooper Gary Boles, Sergeant Cordell, Deputy Cordell, Levi Vinson, and Brian Mongeau.
There will be a mock crash at Madison High School on 3/23/23 around 1pm.
It's that time of year again! Elementary students need to be collecting their pennies to donate to "Pennies & Pies". Other coins and paper money will work too!! Money jars will be outside the office beginning on March 27th until March 31st. The teacher with the most money collected will receive a pie to the face on April 3rd. All money collected will support PAWS.
Madison FFA members spoke to the Greenwood County Cattleman at their spring meeting about the ag building project.
Madison Junior Senior High School held their annual Career Fair on Monday, March 6th. Twenty-three career presenters, featuring numerous MHS graduates, were on hand to share their professions with students.
In celebration of Youth Art Month, the Kansas Art Education Association would like to invite you to visit the Kansas Youth Art Month exhibit on display at the Topeka Shawnee County Public Library from February 28th to March 25th. Emma Fankhauser will have an artwork displayed at this exhibit.
The first Youth Art Month celebration was started in 1969 by The Council for Art Education to advocate for visual art education. The event emphasized the value of students participating the visual arts. Youth Art Month is celebrated across the nation with art contests, exhibits and special activities.
KAEA has invited art educators from across the state to participate in the celebration by entering one work of art to represent every school. We’ve partnered with The Alice Sabatini Art Gallery, Blick Art Materials and others and will award students scholarships, cash awards, and other prizes.
This year, they added a "People's Choice" vote to the exhibit--all student art included in the YAM exhibit are eligible for awards! Voting will take place February 28th to March 19th and is open to the public.
The Kansas Art Education Association would like to invite you to join us in our Celebration/Reception for student artists, their families, and educators Saturday, March 25th, 2023 from 1-2:30. The Celebration/Reception will be held in the Shawnee County Topeka Public Library. There will be time for guests to view the artwork, a guest speaker, recognition of students, activities, sale of YAM merchandise and light refreshments. The library will open at 9:00—YAM activities will be set up by 11:30. #ksarted #ksyam2023
MHS students attended FHTC Wrangler Rally Arts day!
MHS students that attended industrial technology Wrangler Rally at FHTC.
