Homework Club In-Person: Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday. Grades 3-12, 3:00-4:00 pm in the small gymnasium. Snacks and transportation provided.
The United States Department of Agriculture Extends Free Meals for Kids Through June 30, 2021.
Food Assistance
If your family's financial situation has changed in recent months, consider applying for SNAP benefits to help you buy groceries.
You can also apply for free/reduced-price school meals on our Cafeteria page.
We are expecting much more traffic at student drop off and pick up after we return to 5 days of in-person instruction on April 12th. Please consider the following to help make the process safe for our students and parents: 1. When available, park in a parking spot during drop off rather than stopping in the middle of the lot. Hopefully, this will help prevent a line that stretches out toward Route 20. 2. Do not pass cars that are parked to drop off students. 3. There should be available parking spots in the areas highlighted in yellow on the map below. Please use these parking spots rather than parking along Madison Lake Road. Thanks for your patience and understanding.
New York Agriculture in the Classroom is coordinating the seventeenth annual New York Agricultural Literacy Week to be held from March 15-19, 2021.
FFA Members presented virtual presentations in February.
Students celebrated the 100th day of school in many different ways at Madison Elementary.
Students were able to go sledding during recess on their first day back to hybrid instruction.
On Tuesday, January 19th, Madison Central School District welcomed back the White Team to the hybrid learning schedule.
A big thank you goes out to Alder Creek Beverages in Boonville for its generous donation of 500 sports style water bottles to Madison Central School.
The New York State Education Department developed a Parent Dashboard to increase transparency and make school-level data easier for parents and the public to access.
