Today is a milestone in Madison's EdRising program, we needed a bus for the first time! We have 20 students learning at Augustana today. Students are learning about teamwork, problem-solving skills, the purpose of schools in society, the Circle of Courage, and regulation.
44 minutes ago, Andrew Johnson
To wrap up their physical fitness unit, 7th grade students had the opportunity to spend some time in the high school weight room, where they explored fitness equipment and learned more about strength training and healthy habits.
about 18 hours ago, Michael Ricke
On their last day of art, 7th grade students enjoyed a "Pop Party" and got to use the mugs they crafted throughout the quarter. It was a fun way to celebrate their hard work while seeing their artistic vision come to life in a practical and memorable way.
1 day ago, Michael Ricke
Middle School students and staff celebrated the end of the 1st quarter with a friendly "Minute to Win It" competition between SEL groups. Students were also reminded that the start of the second quarter is a chance to reset, set new goals, and make positive changes!
1 day ago, Michael Ricke
Students in Mrs. Palli reached their AR goal and earned their ticket into the September AR Party. A huge thank you to Classic Corner for the personal pan pizzas. READING ROCKS in 3rd grade!
1 day ago, Janel Guse
Welcome to the Big Friendly Feast! Thank you to our lunch staff for cooking and serving!
2 days ago, Janel Guse
🪨💎 Science meets Minecraft! 🎮🌎 Sixth grade students explored rocks and minerals in Minecraft while learning to identify different types of rocks, recognize mineral properties, and connect what they see in the virtual world to real-world Earth science. By combining creativity and technology, students brought their science learning to life! ⛏️🧱
2 days ago, Michael Ricke
MHS Student Council is at USF this morning for the Big Sioux Regional workshop. They are learning about leadership and finding their voice!
3 days ago, Abi VanRegenmorter
The 7th and 8th grade football season came to an end on Tuesday. Both teams continued to improve throughout the year and were competitive every time they took the field. One of the season's biggest highlights was the chance to play in the Dakota Dome, which was a great experience and a memorable opportunity for our players. The coaches are proud of the hard work, dedication, and teamwork these athletes showed all season long and look forward to seeing their continued growth in the years ahead. 🏈
3 days ago, Michael Ricke
Week 2 BFG Giant Pencil Award winners! Keep reading MES
6 days ago, Janel Guse
The 7th and 8th grade volleyball season came to an end on Thursday. The girls had a fantastic season and showed a lot of growth and improvement from start to finish. Their hard work paid off in many ways, including an exciting tournament championship for the 8th grade team at the Madison Tournament. Congratulations to all of our players and coaches on a great season! 🏐
6 days ago, Michael Ricke
MES 2nd graders researching "A day without water". Thanks to Kindra Wiese and SD Rural Water!
7 days ago, Janel Guse
MES enjoying "one book, one school" - The BFG and some frobscottle punch! Keep reading MES!
7 days ago, Janel Guse
Purple was the color of the day at Madison Middle School on Thursday as students and staff came together to support MMS student Maci and raise awareness for epilepsy. It was a simple but meaningful way to show that Maci has a strong school community cheering her on every step of the way. 💜
7 days ago, Michael Ricke
7th grade students are exploring their “Through My Eyes” art project by drawing their own eyes using photographs as references! Along the way, they’re learning how to use grids to draw accurately, exploring different drawing pencils and tools, and practicing how light, shadows, and shading work together to bring a flat drawing to life. Students are discovering how the right tools and techniques can transform a simple drawing into a realistic work of art full of detail.
7 days ago, Michael Ricke
Madison Middle School proudly dedicated its new Peace Pole today, thanks to the efforts and generosity of the Madison Rotary Club, which organized, planned, and funded the project. Mark and Toni Rustand of Rustand-Weiland Funeral Chapel, along with Rausch Granite, donated the dedication stone.
Students attended the ceremony, and several had the special opportunity to help place the pole. Peace Poles are symbols of hope, unity, and respect, reminding us that peace begins with each of us through our words, actions, and relationships with others.
We thank the Madison Rotary Club for helping create a lasting reminder of these important values for our school community.
9 days ago, Michael Ricke
One Book, One School
Meet our first "BFG" trivia winners who were awarded giant pencils!
#the Big Friendly Giant
12 days ago, Janel Guse
October is National Principals Month! Thank you to the incredible Madison principals and assistant principals who lead with dedication each day! We appreciate you! #ThankAPrincipal
14 days ago, Abi VanRegenmorter
7th-grade reading students stepped into the role of news reporters as they created and performed a live news broadcast inspired by the story Mirror Image. Students practiced reading, collaboration, and communication skills while bringing the text to life.
14 days ago, Michael Ricke
Early release + SEL + Physical Heads or Tails = a fun way for middle schoolers to end the day while waiting for the busses to arrive!
