Parents,

As a result in the rising number of Covid cases in the district, we are offering all students a Covid related excused absence for January 18^th through January 21st.  School will still be open as normal, but parents who would like to keep their children at home during this week, have the freedom to do so.  Parents of students in grades K-2 will be able to pick up the week’s packet of materials starting Wednesday, Jan. 19^th.  Students in grades 3 to 5 will have their assignments posted on Classroom Dojo, and students in grades 6-12 will be able to access their assignments on Google Classroom.  Please make sure your students complete the assignments the teachers are making available to them.

The District is strongly encouraging students who come to school and staff to wear masks.  We have also stocked all classrooms with extra sanitizing wipes and hand sanitizer.

Please notify your school’s attendance clerk if you are choosing to keep your child at home during this week.

Greenville Elementary:  Talicia Solomon (850) 973-5033

Email:  [email protected]

Lee Elementary:  Lisa Davis (850) 973-5030

Email:  [email protected]

Pinetta Elementary:  Tammy Richardson (850) 973-5028

Email:  [email protected]

Madison County Central School:  Catherine Willett (805) 973-5916

Email:  [email protected]

Madison County High School:  Cathy Chancy (850) 973- 5714

Grade                          Name                            School

KG              Eason O’Neal  1^st Place                        GES       

KG               Aubrie Coons 1st Runner Up                 LES

1^st                Derrick Blue 1^st Place                              LES

1^st                Daniel Adams 1^st Runner Up                  PES

2^nd               Ay’Dien Gent 1^st Place                             PES

2^nd               Tatitana Fabius  1^st Runner Up              MCCS

3^rd               Carlos Montalvo 1^st Place                       PES

3^rd               Ramsey Webb 1^st Runner Up                  MCAA

4^th               Tanner Robinson 1^st Place                      MCAA

4^th               Xander Bergeron 1^st Runner Up             LES

5^th              McKennah Merone 1^st Place                   MCAA

5^th              Dakota Tuten 1^st Runner Up                     LES

6^th              Kayli Replogle 1^st Place                            MCCS

7^th              Jonah Adams 1^st Place                               MCCS

7^th              Kloie Page 1^st Runner Up                          MCAA

8^th              Jordin Akins 1^st Place                                 MCCS

8^th             Mya Mason 1^st Place Runner Up             MCAA

9^th             Dixie Phillips 1^st Place                                JMPHS

10^th           Casey McFall 1^st Place                              JMPHS

12^th           Alyssa Wheeler 1^st Place                           JMPHS

Congratulations!

Congratulations!  Headed to State!

2021 State Championships
Gene Cox Stadium, December 11, 2021 (Classes 1A) 

*Home team always listed second
**Tickets are General Admission in ALL Sections (Home Team West Sideline, Away Team East Sideline)
***All games to be Live Streamed by Spectrum Sports

Statement from Commissioner Corcoran on “Tik Tok Challenges”

Florida is committed to the safety of its schools, including the safety of students, school and district staff and administrators. Unfortunately, some students are engaging in online “challenges” posted on Tik Tok sites, which encourage students to take part in vandalism, theft, harassment, battery and other totally inappropriate criminal activities. These students’ actions show no respect for their schools, their fellow students and the hardworking teachers who are striving every day to make sure they get a quality education.

I encourage parents to talk frankly with their children and explain the serious consequences of these actions. I also ask students and parents to remain vigilant and report any suspected activities in response to these “challenges” to the school’s leadership. Students who are found to be participating or have participated in any of these harmful “Tik Tok Challenges” risk severe punishment according to the school’s Code of Student Contact or arrest and prosecution by law enforcement.

My sincere hope is that students will realize these harmful actions are vicious and destructive, and will choose to not participate in any “Tik Tok Challenges.” I am confident students will make the right choice and focus on taking advantage of the many learning opportunities available for them in Florida’s nationally recognized education system.”