Congratulations to our School Spelling Bee Winners!!! These students will compete in the District Spelling Bee Competition on January 12, 2018.

Greenville Elementary School
4th: Hafetha Ayyad and Victoria Dawkins
5th: Hisham Ayyad and Hafitha Ayyad

Lee Elementary School
4th: T.J. Mattair and Bobby Cauley
5th: Carter Macarages and Michael Spurlock

Pinetta Elementary School
4th: Andy Brown and Hayden Hammock
5th: Alexcia Fiffia and Kristian Gianino

MCCS
4th: Tyrik Tillman and Vincent Sanders
5th: Judy Anderson and Jose Aguilar-Garcia
6th: Isaiah Soza and Kamerin Robinson
7th: Kelvon Edwards and JaQuan Robinson
8th: Cameryn Mullenix and A'Amiri Nix

MCAA:
4th: Alden Bass and Ricki Adkinson
5th: Erin Burnett and Loring St. John
6th: Allie Meyer and Anna Meyer
7th: Riley Browning and Avionna Ware
8th: Bryan Hinson and Dustin Ellis

Read More - Attendance at State Football Championship Game

Attendance at the State Championship football game will be considered excused absences for students who bring a parent note along with some sort of proof of attendance at the game (ticket stub, etc.) These will be excused absences for game day ONLY.

Madison County Central School has been designated a "persistently low performing school". Due to changes made by HB 7069 in July of 2017, there were three turnaround options available for MCCS:

(1.) Close the School and reassign students to other schools in the district

(2.) Close the school and reopen the school as a charter school with a separate governing board

(3.) Contract with an outside entity (educational consulting firm) with a demonstrated record of effectiveness to assist with the operation of the school.

The Community Assessment Team (CAT) consists of parents, community members, business leaders and school personnel. The CAT members met, reviewed the MCCS school data and 5 Essentials Survey data, received feedback from the Chancellor and Commissioner of Education, and discussed the advantages and disadvantages of each turnaround option. After careful consideration, the CAT members came to a unanimous decision to select Turnaround Option Three - to partner with an outside entity.

In cooperation with our Regional Executive Director (RED) and criteria provided by the Department of Education, the district will review and decide which entity is best suited to assist in the turnaround efforts.

This Turnaround Option, which will be detailed in the MCCS Turnaround Plan that is due to the State Board of Education on November 15, 2017 will require the district to have a contract in place with the outside entity no later than January 31, 2018. Once a two-year contract is in place the outside entity will partner with district and school staff to provide resources and guidance to improve the school grade to a "C" or higher. These resources could include assessments, differentiated instruction, instructional programs, increased learning time and school leadership development.

If MCCS does not improve the school grade to a "C" or higher, then the outside entity would become the external operator of MCCS for the 2018-2019 school year. This would mean the external operator would assume control of MCCS for the duration of the contract.

If you have any questions regarding the Turnaround efforts at MCCS, please do not hesitate to contact the school board office at 973-5022.

Read More - Delegation Meeting - TONIGHT at 6 pm (Courthouse)

The October 17, 2017 meeting of the District School Board of Madison County has been cancelled due to the Madison County Delegation Meeting. The meeting will begin at 6:00 pm.

Disability History and Awareness Weeks

October 2-13, 2017, are Disability History and Awareness Weeks. Section 1003.4205, Florida Statutes, promotes providing instruction for students in all public schools to expand student knowledge, understanding and awareness of individuals with disabilities, disability history, and the disability rights movement. For more information and resources, including ideas about possible district, school and classroom activities, go to the BEESS Disability History and Awareness website at http://www.fldoe.org/ese/history.asp . and the PAEC website at http://www.paec.org/disabilityhistoryawareness/. To view the governor’s proclamation, see the attached document. • Filename: DHA Weeks Proclamation

Read More - Dads Take Your Kids to School Day

Just a reminder:

Wednesday, 9/27/17 is Dads Take Your Child to School Day! Please find below the schedule of school events celebrating this special day.

GES - Donuts with Dad - 9/27/17 @ 7:30 am in Room 122

LES - Donuts with Dad - 9/27/17 @ 7:30 am in Library

MCAA - Donuts with Dad - 9/27/17 @ 7:30 am in Gym

MCCS - Donuts with Dad - 9/27/17 @ 7:45 am in Cafeteria

MCHS - Dads Rock - 9/27/17 @ 7:30 in Library

PES - Donuts with Dad - FRIDAY - 9/29/17 @ 7:30 in Gym

If you have any questions, please contact your child's school.

Early Release

TUESDAY, October 17, 2017 WILL BE AN EARLY RELEASE SCHOOL DAY.

NO SCHOOL

MCHS vs. University Christian (7:30 p.m.)

News

School Spelling Bee Winners

December 6, 2017

Attendance at State Football Championship Game

November 28, 2017

Attendance at the State Championship football game will be considered excused absences for students who bring a parent note along with some sort of proof of attendance at the game (ticket stub, etc.) These will be excused absences for game day ONLY.

Light Up Madison

November 27, 2017

MCCS Turnaround Option

October 17, 2017

Delegation Meeting - TONIGHT at 6 pm (Courthouse)

October 17, 2017

Meeting Cancellation

October 4, 2017

Disability History and Awareness Weeks

October 2, 2017

Dads Take Your Kids to School Day

September 27, 2017

Just a reminder:

Wednesday, 9/27/17 is Dads Take Your Child to School Day! Please find below the schedule of school events celebrating this special day.

If you have any questions, please contact your child's school.

EARLY RELEASE

September 25, 2017

Early Release

MCHS Homecoming

September 25, 2017