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Madison MessengerMadison School District February 2018 Newsletter

Developing individual excellence through rigor, innovation and personal attention

In This Issue:Middle School Musical

“Shrek Jr.”pages 2-3

5th Grade Camp Recappage 4

Upcoming Eventspage 6-10

Athletics Newspages 11-12

Lunch Menupage 15

February Calendarpage 16

Athletics Schedulespages 17-19

District Calendarspages 20-21

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From the Superintendent’s Desk:Formula for Success

I am often asked what separates Madison School District from other institutions; what is the formula for success. This question is usually followed up with a comment regarding high district achievement levels despite the obstacles and difficult challenges many of our students face. Once again, after reviewing student achievement data, an independent analyst inquired about Madison’s sustained level of extraordinary success. I tried my best to capture how our faculty and staff at Madison empower students to reach such lofty standards and expectations.

First and foremost, literacy is a priority. Secondly, and although cliché, the district’s Mission (purpose) statement drives what we strive to accomplish each and every day. Each member of the faculty and staff works with students to develop individual excellence through rigor, innovation, and personal attention. However, the students we serve often face challenges that affect their path to academic achievement. Therefore, we must – for each student’s success – implement tiered intervention systems and processes with fidelity. This path to student success begins with assessments, a difficult and time consuming, but very important task. Assessments offer insight to the diverse student population we serve.

The student population at Madison includes a wide variety of academic, social/emotional, and behavioral needs. The continuous process to measure each student’s progress occurs throughout the year at data meetings and student study team meetings, for example. Meetings such as this offer an opportunity to determine a course of action to best serve each student. Multiple data points are collected in order to prescribe specific interventions, supports, and opportunities so that each student is prepared to practice habits of success. These habits may be academic, social/emotional or behavioral in nature.

The process to assess each student requires a lot of training and professional development for faculty and staff. Processes learned by teachers allow them to leverage their time and effort with each student. Implementation of practices aligned with the 3rd grade reading legislation, for instance, required each teacher to participate in hours of training. As a result of these efforts, students are already seeing success as teachers, parents, and students work together. We recognize that each minute we spend with students is valuable, there is no time to waste. We must deliver research-based instructional best practices proven to yield a strong return on investment. I am grateful to those who participate with training, coaching and mentoring. This is one of the many keys to success.

Our dedicated faculty and staff continuously seeks to understand the interests and needs of each student with an adaptive and nimble approach to instruction and support. This approach coupled with our culture of togetherness and family contribute to our proven formula for success.

Ryan L. Rowe, Ph.D.Superintendent - Madison School District

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Madison Performing Arts Club Presents Middle School Musical Performances of “Shrek Jr.”

Nasty will be nice, and Madison will be ogre-the-moon when over 50 Middle School students present their musical production of “Shrek Jr.” beginning February 9th.

Madison Middle School Performing Arts Club will have three showings of “Shrek Jr.”: February 9th and 10th at 7:00 p.m. and Sunday, February 11th at 2:00 p.m. at Madison Performing Arts Center at 3498 Treat Hwy. Tickets are $5.00 and may be purchased online at www.myschoolbucks.com or at the door. For more information, please email erin.pifer@madisonk12.us.

“Shrek Jr.” is presented through special arrangement with Music Theatre International (MTI). Erin Pifer is directing the play, along with Eric Strasshofer as the Music Director, and Cyndee Risner is the Choreogro-pher and Producer. The family-friendly musical comedy follows the adventures of an ogre named Shrek who sets off on a quest to save a princess from a dragon. However, it turns out that in order to ultimately succeed, Shrek must battle an even bigger obstacle: learning how to believe in himself and open his heart to others.

“Shrek’s unique story of discovery encourages each of us to examine our prejudices, review what we believe to be our limitations and work to better understand ourselves and others. The actors and crew in this production have embarked on a similar journey, as students and teachers with many different inter-ests have learned more about themselves and each other while collaborating towards the common goal of presenting this musical,” says Freddie Gershon, CEO of MTI.

“Shrek Jr.” follows an ogre named Shrek who has learned the hard way that “people hate the things they cannot understand.” For many years he has protected himself from the hurtful actions of those who are scared of him by living as a recluse in a cozy cesspit. One day, his peaceful swamp is disturbed by new tenants: fairytale misfits — including Pinocchio, the Ugly Duckling, the Wicked Witch, Peter Pan, the Three Pigs and the Big Bad Wolf — have been banished there by the villainous Lord Farquaad. In order to gain back his land, Shrek makes a deal with Farquaad to rescue the feisty princess Fiona from a tower guard-ed by a fierce dragon. Setting off with his faithful companion, Donkey, Shrek begins the journey of a life-time filled with adventure, romance, and hilarity.

With music by Jeanine Tesori, book and lyrics by David Lindsay-Abaire, Shrek The Musical is based on the Oscar®-winning DreamWorks Animation film and the book Shrek by William Steig. The original Broad-way production, starring Brian d'Arcy James as Shrek and Sutton Foster as Fiona, ran for twelve months and received a total of twelve Drama Desk Awards and eight Tony Award nominations, including Best Mu-sical. The musical was adapted to be performed by students by educational musical theatre consultancy firm iTheatrics under the supervision of Timothy Allen McDonald.

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Middle School Musical Cast List and Practice Times Announced

Cast List:

Shrek Noah TarshaDonkey Tyler IrwinYoung Fiona Abby RickardTeen Fiona Aubree PizanaFiona Kiersten BrackelmanLord Farquaad Matson GarzaStorytellers Zariah GarnierPapa Bear Aidan MahoneyMama Bear Brayr BortonBaby Bear Chance AdkinsPapa Ogre Dylan MastersMama Ogre Harley RussellLittle Shrek Gage SterlingPinocchio Jamari WilliamsDragon Halle HorwathGingy Pender LiberiBig Bad Wolf Jaiden TaylorBishop Anthony CastanonPuss in Boots Haley WallacePied Piper Isaiah MedinaDwarf Jason MullinsPeter Pan Lyla MooreWicked Witch Jaci TaylorUgly Duckling Grace Gray3 Little Pigs Emma Perry, Sarah Cheng, Tatum Wilson3 Blind Mice Angel Lindsey, Tara Lindsey, Amaya PetersCaptain of the Guards Mykola DowhaniukGuards/Knights Jason Mullins, Keegan Edmonson, Landon

Stetton, Dylan Masters, Aidan Mahoney, Jio-vanni Velez, JT Brickey

Princess & the Frog Sofia VillalovosLittle Red Riding Hood Delaney DoppEvil Queen Alissa KardatzkeLittle Bo Peep Michaela CrossMad Hatter Keegan EdmonsonHansel & Gretel Anthony Castanon

Zoey SandersTortoise & Hare Jeyna Byers

Grace HalterDancers Riley Short, Caleigh Kosarue, Gracie

Blasingim, Maya Hayes, Aubree Pizana, Rylynn Donalson, Elisa Jackson, Jessica Brazee

Chorus Kaydence Pearson, Ashly Winkelman, Ciara Tiede, Madalyn June, Hanna Schadewald, Lilianna Hernandez

Performance Dates

Friday, February 9th: 7:00 pmSaturday, February 10th: 7:00 pmSunday, February 11th: 2:00 pm

Rehearsal Dates

Visit the Madison Website to view the full rehearsal schedule! Click the link below to check it out:

http://www.madisonk12.us/news/ms-musical-rehearsal-dates-and-times/

All rehearsals are considered manda-tory, unless you have communicated IN WRITING with one of the directors that you will not be able to attend. Unexcused or excessive absences may cause you to be taken out of certain songs/scenes.

Please bring a water bottle, snack, pencil, comfortable clothes and shoes, your script, and a positive attitude to every practice.

Questions/Concerns, contact:

erin.pifer@madisonk12.us cyndee.risner@madisonk12.us eric.strasshofer@madisonk12.us

Please encourage everyone you know to come see our show!

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5th Grade Camp Michindoh Trip 2018

The fifth grade students and teachers took their annual trip to Camp Michindoh from January 22-26.

Check out some of the activities the student got to enjoy during their stay!

More photos can be seen on the Madison Elementary Facebook page by clicking here: https://www.facebook.com/MadisonElementary/posts/1667776163285985

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Central Michigan 2-1-1 is Here to Help

We all hear about the “tough economic times” we are living in and are waiting for some relief. Unfortunate-ly while we wait, our friends, neighbors, family members and maybe even we ourselves find it difficult to make ends meet. Levels of assistance through the Department of Health and Human Services have been reduced which has left many needing to find help elsewhere and not knowing how to navigate the system. 2-1-1 is the place to turn if you find yourself, or someone you know, needing assistance and not knowing where to turn.

Who Can Use 2-1-1?Anybody. If you're looking for assistance with a problem and you don't know where to turn, or you simply want information on a particular human service issue, 2-1-1 is for you.

When Can I Call?Anytime. 2-1-1 is available 24 hours a day, seven days a week.

How Does 2-1-1 Work?There are multiple ways to reach the 2-1-1 service. Just pick up your phone and dial 2-1-1, dial 866.561.2500, OR visit http://centralmichigan211.org/home.html .

Character Under Construction Offered for Elementary and MS Students

The FREE Character Under Construction program is targeted at students who are missing or need work to develop certain character traits such as Honesty, Citezenship, Trustworthiness, Respectfulness, Forgiveness, and Respon-sibility. CUC provides the youth with lessons and activities to help build these traits and keep them from joining the trend of unacceptable adolescent behavior.

The sessions are every other Wednesday after school. Below are the dates for both the elementary and middle school sessions:

Elementary: Feb. 7, Feb. 24, Mar. 7, Mar. 21, Apr. 18, May 2, May 16, May 30

Middle School: Feb. 14, Feb.27, Mar. 14, Mar. 28, Apr. 11, Apr. 25, May 9, May 23, Jun. 6

The program is presented by Keith Munro, Youth Minister at Blissfield Baptist Church.

Interested in hosting an exchange student?

Have a life-changing experience in your home.

Host an AFS Exchange student.

For more information visit:

www.afsusa.org/host or call 1-800-AFS-INFO

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Red Cross Blood Drive - Help Save a Life

Help Madison earn scholarship money for our seniors, and better yet, help save a life. The National Honor Society will be hosting the American Red Cross in the MadisonPerforming Arts Center on Wednesday, Feb 21st from 8:15 a.m. – 2:00 p.m. Please help us reach our goal of 35 units to qualify for scholarship earnings.

If possible, we ask that you call to schedule an appointment in advance – please contact Lora Fisher at lora.fisher@madisonk12.us or call 263-0741 (x-210).

High School Winterfest Dance - Saturday, February 3

You are invited to the Winterfest dance! The dance will be held on February 3rd at Benincasa Hall at Siena Heights University. Tickets are $15 and can be purchased on MySchoolBucks here: https://goo.gl/k5WXDF

Guest pass applications are available in the high school ofice.Have questions? Ask Mrs. Cox or Mrs. Squires!

P.A.T.T. Hosting “The Last Dance” Daddy Daughter Dance

The Daddy Daughter Dance will be held on Saturday, February 10 from 6:00 - 8:00 p.m. in the Elementary Gym. The dance is open to Madison Elementary students only.

Registrations for the Daddy Daughter Dance are now live on MySchoolbucks.com. The deadline to reg-ister is February 2. The cost is $25 per couple and $15 for each additional girl. Included is a 5x7 photo, 4 wallet pictures, snacks, refreshments, and goodie bag. Pictures begin at 3:00 p.m.

Registrations will be available only on MySchoolBucks. Stop by the elementary office if you do not have internet access.Click here to register now: https://goo.gl/JhMbna

Madison After Prom Committee Presents…Quartermania!

Monday, February 12th - Doors Open at 6:30 – Bidding Starts at 7:00 - Water and Popcorn will be available. - Please contact Janet Graham at janet.graham@madisonk12.us with any questions. Hope to see you there!

February BSY Academic Enrichment Opportunity Registration Open

BSY Students will have the opportunity to go on trips from February 20-23 during intercession. Trips include Chelsea Tree Hous, Sky Zone, Adrian College Hockey, and Imagination Station. Register now on MySchoolBucks.com here: https://goo.gl/x26z2Z

The cost is $100 for the first student, and $80 for the second.

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Madison’s Got Talent!

The Madison Performing Arts Club is proud to present “Madison’s Got Talent” our annual spring talent show! This talent show is open to ALL Madison Students. We are looking for a wide range of tal-ents. Look for registration forms to be available in all offices and on the Madison website. Auditions will take place in the Performing Arts Center April 16th-18th and performances will be the week of April 29th. Registration forms can be found here: https://goo.gl/VSftAA Please contact Mrs. Pifer with any questions. erin.pifer@madisonk12.us

Get Your Craft and Vendor Fix at the Spring Expo!

Madison After Prom Committee is looking for Crafters and Vendors for a Spring Expo! Please contact Jennifer Jones at buckeyes-cjones@comcast.net or 517-605-3618 if you are interested.

The Booth Fee is $25 without a table/$30 with a table. Registra-tion is requested by 2/17/18. The Spring Expo will take place on Saturday, March 17 from 10-4. Please save the date! A list of Expo exhibitors will follow in the March issue of the Madison District Newsletter.

Elementary Student Council is Celebrating Stand Up to Bullying Day!

All students are invited to purchase and wear these shirts—that day and ANY day to promote kindness.

Order your shirts online at MySchoolBucks.com for $10 each! Shirts will be delivered the week of February 26th. Deadline to order is Friday, February 9th to allow time for shipping.

International Stand Up to Bullying Day is Friday, March 2nd.

Pizza, Pop, and Paint Led by Linda Hooker

March 9th - 6-9 pm in the CafeteriaEnjoy a fun evening of Painting, Pizza and Pop and help support Madison After Prom! You may paint one of 2 different paintings on a board. Cost is $35 if paid before March 2nd and $45 from March 3rd until the event starts. Make checks payable to Madison School District and send them to:

Janet GrahamMadison School District3498 Treat HighwayAdrian, MI 49221

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Madison Football Offering QB and LB Camps this Winter

The Madison Football program is offering a pair of instructional camps this winter for positions including quarterbacks and linebackers. The Quarterback Camp will take place on Sunday, February 25, and the Linebacker Camp is scheduled for Sunday, March 11. Both camps will be at the Madison Indoor Athletic Facility and are open to all student-athletes in the area.

The Quarterback Development Camp is being co-hosted by QB University and coach Andy Denryter, along with the Madison Trojan Football program and head coach Taz Wallace. QBU is the No. 9-ranked QB School in the United States.

The camp will take place from 8:00 – 10:30 a.m. Registrations are now open for all area student-athletes grades 5-11. Space is limited to the first 20 registrants. The cost if $50 per player and you can register now at www.qbufootball.com/qbcamp.

The Linebacker Development Camp is open to all area athletes in grades 5-8 and will run from 9:00 – 11:00 a.m. on March 11. Registration is again limited to the first 20 at $50 each. Online registration will be available on MySchoolBucks.com soon. Lessons include position-specific drills, stance and starts, run reads, tackling fundamentals, and zone drops.

Girls on the Run Registrations Now Open

Girls on the Run is a program for girls in 3rd - 5th grade that encourages girls to recognize their individual strengths and celebrate connections with others. Each season, girls gain a better understanding of who they are and what is important to them.

Registrations for this season are now open. Forms were sent home with students on January 19. The an-nual 5K will be held on Saturday, May 12 at Rolling HIlls County Park in Ypsilanti.

Questions? Contact one of the GOTR coaches!

Coach Metevia, Coach Payne, Coach Pifer, Coach Shipman, Coach Slovak

Upcoming Elementary Performing Arts

On Monday, March 26, the 1st graders will be putting on a program, Lemonade, in the PAC. The classes of Mrs. McVay, Mrs. Allen and Mrs. Reetz will perform at 6:00pm and Mrs. Publiski, Mr. Weissend and Mrs. Hague at 7:00pm.

On Tuesday, March 27, the 3rd graders will be putting on a program, Bugz, in the PAC. The classes of Mrs. Iott, Mrs. Miller and Mrs. Riggs will perform at 6:00pm and Mr. Brackelman, Mrs. Risner and Ms. Gamble at 7:00pm.

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Latch-Key News:

Parents,

Master Sergeant Martinez, USAF, Staff Sergeant Mullins, USAF, Sergeant Perez, USMC and Santa Claus were very grateful for the Christmas cards and goodies that the Latch-Key children brought in or made. Many of the children expressed their appreciation to the military personnel for protecting them and their family. The love the children sent in their messages warm the hearts of the each one of them.

Thank you,

Latch-Key Staff

MYAC Little League Registrations Now Open

Registration for MYAC Little League Baseball, Softball, and T-Ball will be open from Friday, January 19, until Monday, February 12.

NO late registrations will be accepted. Open to registered Madison students only.

Softball: Ages 7-14 $85.00 includes jersey, pants, socks, and choice of visor or sling bagBaseball: Ages 7-14 $85.00 includes hat, jersey, pants & beltT-Ball: Ages 4-6 $45.00* includes hat & jersey

To register, please visit MySchoolBucks.com or click the link below to be directed to the MYAC website where you can select the sport and age group:

http://www.madisonk12.us/myac-youth-sports/

Please note the changes in age requirements for Little League Baseball. There are age charts available on the MYAC website for your reference.

Indoor open gym practices have begun! See below for a schedule.

Saturdays:4:00-5:00 - 8u coach pitch (Lead Volunteer Shane Hulshof)5:00-6:00 - 10u (Lead Volunteer Christopher Pharion)6:00-8:00 - 12u and 14u (Lead Volunteer Monica Villegas)Sundays:4:00-5:00 - 12u (Lead Volunteer Jason Shipman)5:00-6:00 - 14u (Lead Volunteer William Glase)6:00-7:00 - 8u Machine Pitch(Lead Volunteer Chad Barber)7:00-8:00 - 10u (Lead Volunteer Greg Choinski)

Questions? Contact Chad Barber (517-215-3907) or Greg Choinski (517-960-9202).

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Payment Details Due Date Payment AmountDeposit February 16, 2018 $110.00Second Payment March 23, 2018 $110.00Third Payment April 27, 2018 $110.00Fourth Payment May 25, 2018 $110.00Final Payment September 7, 2018 Remaining Balance

8th Grade Northern Michigan Trip - Fall 2018

Current 7th grade students (next year’s 8th graders) will be taking a trip to Northern Michigan in the Fall of 2018! The trip includes stops at Mackinaw City, Castle Rock, Sault Ste. Marie, Tahquamenon Falls, and more!

The cost of the trip will be $559, split up into five equal payments. The first payment is a deposite due by February 16, 2018. See the payment schedule below!

You can pay online at MySchoolBucks.com here: https://goo.gl/HbvopL

Questions/concerns? Contact Mrs. Matthews at Danyelle.Matthews@madisonk12.us

Congratulations to the Winning Classes for the After Prom Shoe Drive!

High School – Mrs. Hooker with 111 PairsMiddle School – Mrs. Matthews with 18 PairsElementary – Ms. Metevia with 126 Pairs!

Thanks so much to everyone who donated. We are still accepting donations until they pick the shoes up (at least another week). We haven’t quite reached our goal yet so any used shoes you can bring in would really help!

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Test Date Registration Deadline

Late Registration Deadline

Estimated Score Release

February 10, 2018 January 12, 2018 January 13-19, 2018 February 20, 2018April 14, 2018 March 9, 2018 March 10-23, 2018 April 24, 2018June 9, 2018 May 4, 2018 May 5-18, 2018 June 19, 2018

July 14, 2018 June 15, 2018 June 16-22, 2018 July 24, 2018

Test Date Normal Deadline Late Registration Online Score Release

March 10, 2018 February 9, 2018 February 28, 2018 March 29, 2018

May 5, 2018 April 6, 2018 April 25, 2018 May 24, 2018

June 2, 2018 May 3, 2018 May 23, 2018 June 21, 2018

News from the High School Counseling Office2017-18 ACT Testing Dates

2017-18 SAT Testing Dates

The Madison High School Counseling Office is on Twitter

Be sure to follow the Madison HS Counseling Office on Twitter at @MadHS_Counselor for news, reminders, and updates!

LCEF Scholarship Applications Are Now Open

Student scholarships represent the Lenawee County Education Foundation’s single largest area of student support. In 2017, the LCEF awarded $578,000 through 412 separate student scholarships. Stu-dent scholarships provide Lenawee County students and families with financial support that assists them in pursuing higher education. Scholarship eligibility varies and is generally established by the donor.

Click here to view the available scholarships and how to fill out an application: http://www.lisd.us/commu-nity-services/lenawee-county-education-foundation-lcef/what-we-do/lcef-scholarships/

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Madison HOSA Chapter Heading to State

Madison High School's very 1st HOSA chapter is headed to State! 2 Gold medals, 2 Silver medals, 9finalists advancing – Go Trojans!

Madison High School Biomedical Sciences Class Awarded Grant

High School Biomedical Sciences teacher, Katie McGormley applied for a grant through Orthopaedics in Action and Zimmer Biomet and was awarded 6 kits worth over $1500.00. The curriculum includes: Scoliosis Diagnosis, Repair that Tear, Get a Grip, Anatomy of a Knee Injury, Engineering an Ex-Fix and Femur Fracture. The kits are aimed to bridge the gap between engineering and biomedical sciences and to expose students to the field of biomechanical engineering and orthopedic surgery. She plans to integrate them into the BMS courses and biomed camp offered at Madison.

2018 Winter Homecoming Court

Freshman RepresentativesCaleb Barrios and Lexie Holtz

Sophomore RepresentativeAlayna Murday

Junior RepresentativesMolly Hayes and Matt Miller

Senior RepresentativesEmma Freshcorn Carter Baker-Wallerstein Sierra Hernandez Michael CoronadoRebecca McTaggart Justin NowakMahala Raleigh

Homecoming is Friday, February 9!

The JV and Varsity boys will face off against Sum-merfield. Homecoming activities will take place after the JV game at approximately 7:00 p.m.

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Lucky Number Seven for Varsity Competitive Cheer

The Varsity Competitive Cheer team won their 7th consecutive invitational on Monday, January 29 at the Clinton Invite! The team set a new school record of 231.2 in round 1 and finished with their highest score of the season with 747.54 point. Nice job, ladies!

Madison also won its own invitational back on January 6th. Ten varsity teams competed, but the Trojans came away with the best score of the day at 716.56.

Varsity Girls Basketball Getting Hot in TCC Play

The Varsity Girls Basketball team erased a 9 point half time deficit in route to a 58 - 46 victory over Whiterford. Laura Teunion-Smith had 28 points and 14 rebounds to lead the Lady Trojans. Lindsey Morris added 10 points and Kate Svoboda finighed with 9 points and 10 rebounds. Rachel Isom did a great job handling the ball and finished with 5 assists.

The team started the season with one win in its first six games, but now sits at 7-7 overall, 7-3 in the TCC, and right in the mix at the top of the conference.

Boys Bowling Wins First Madison Baker Bash

The Madison Varsity Bowling team won its first ever Madison Baker Bash on Saturday, January 13 as they defeated Sturgis in a one-game rolloff, 213-168. Bowlers Anthony Contreras, Donnie Farion, Chris Gauna, Keegan Newcomb, Trey Rayburn, and Isaac Solis comprise the team.

Dillard Signs to Run Track at Siena Heights

Congratulations to senior Reese Dillard who signed her letter of intent to continue her academic and athletic career at Siena Heights University to run track!

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Changes to Lunch Room Prices for 2017-18

Breakfast: Lunch: Elementary: Free Elementary: FreeMiddle and High School $1.00 MS and HS: $2.50 (.10 cent increase)

Milk: .40 cents

Students are no longer allowed to withdraw cash from their lunch accounts. They can use funds from their account or cash for the snack bar. If you do not want your student using money from their account for snack bar, please contact Julie Taylor at 517-265-1844 or julie.taylor@madisonk12.us to have it blocked.

Meals are served at the times listed below.

Middle & High School Breakfast 7:30 a.m. – 7:50 a.m.Elementary School Breakfast 8:10 a.m. – 8:35 a.m. Middle School Lunch 10:58 a.m. – 11:26 a.m.Elementary School Lunch 11:00 a.m. – 12:48 p.m.High School Lunch 11:32 a.m. – 12:01 p.m.

MySchoolBucks Now Available for Lunch Accounts!

You can now add money to your child’s lunch account using MySchoolBucks.com. More information can be found on the Food Service website here: www.madisonk12.us/food-service/

MySchoolBucks Information and Contacts

MySchoolBucks is an online payment option for school activities and other fees.

Lunch Account Payments:Julie Taylor - Director of Food ServiceJulie.Taylor@madisonk12.us or 517-265-1844

Latch-Key Services Payments:Raquel Ybarra - Latch-Key DirectorRaquel.Ybarra@madisonk12.us or 517-263-0744 ext. 352

General Inquiries:Jill Myers - Business Office SpecialistJill.Myers@madisonk12.us or 517-265-1840

Madison School District, in cooperation with our community, will empower each student to develop his or her full potential to be

successful in an ever-changing world.

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1MS Wrestling @ Onsted

JV/V GBB @ Sand Creek

2V Bowling vs Clinton

JV/V BBB vs Sand Creek

3V Bowling County Singles @ Ten Pin

HS Winterfest Dance

JV/V Comp Cheer @ Mason

V Wrestling Madison Indi-vidual Invite

MS Wrestling@ Manchester Tourney

Scholarship Express

4 5MS GBB vs Summerfield

MS Wrestling League Meet

6Elementary Banking with TLC

JV/V BBB @ Britton Deerfield

JV/V GBB vs Britton Deerfield

7Elementary Character Under Construction

MS GBB vs Clinton

8V Wrestling MHSAA Team Districts @ Blissfield

JV/V GBB @ Summerfield

9MS Musical Performance

Popcorn Friday

V Bowling vs Whitmore Lake

JV/V BBB vs Summerfield (Homecoming)

10MS Musical Performance

V Comp Cheer @ DeltaPlex

V Wrestling Ind Districts @ Michigan Center

Daddy Daughter Dance

11MS Musical Performance

12JV/V Comp Cheer @ Morenci

MS GBB @ Whitmore Lake

Board of Education Meeting

13Elementary Banking with TLC

JV/V BBB @ Blissfield

P.A.T.T. Meeting

14V Wrestling MHSAA Team Regionals

MS Character Under Construction

V Bowling @ Pittsford (Hudson Lanes)

MS GBB @ Morenci

15MS Wrestling @ Hudson

JV/V GBB vs Clinton

16Early Student Dismissal - MS/HS 11:00 a.m., EL noon

JV/V BBB @ Clinton

17V Wrestling MHSAA Ind Regionals

V Comp Cheer MHSAA Districts @ Whitmore Lake

MS Wrestling Tournament @ Dundee

18 19No School Mid-Winter Break

MS GBB vs Whiteford

20BSY No SchoolMid Winter Break

Elementary Banking with TLC

JV/V BBB vs Whitmore Lake

JV/V GBB @ Manchester

21BSY No SchoolMid Winter Break

Red Cross Blood Drive

V Bowling vs BD

MS GBB vs Sand Creek

22BSY No SchoolMid Winter Break

23BSY No SchoolMid Winter Break

V Wrestling MHSAA Team Finals

V Bowling MHSAA Team Regionals

JV/V BBB vs Morenci

JV/V GBB @ Onsted

24V Wrestling MHSAA Team Finals

V Comp Cheer MHSAA Regionals @ Mason

V Bowling MHSAA Ind Regionals

25Madison Football QB Skills Camp

26V GBB MHSAA Districts @ SMCC

27JV/V Comp Cheer @ Whitmore Lake

MS GBB @ BD Tourney

Elementary Banking with TLC

MS Character Under Construction

28MS/HS Exams - Dismissal 11:00 a.m.

V GBB MHSAA Districts @ SMCC

February 2018 Calendar SUN MON TUE WED THU FRI SAT

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MADISON HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT2017-18 Winter Schedule

BOYS JV & VARSITY BASKETBALLDec. 7 (A) Manchester 5:30 T 12 (H) Hudson, Parent Night 5:30 T 19 (A) Sand Creek 5:30 F 22 (A) Whiteford 5:30 W 27 (A) Holiday Tourn. @ Siena Hts.

SMCC v Brighton JV 2:30 Varsity 6:00LCS v Madison JV 4:00 Varsity 7:30

Th 28 (A) Holiday Tourn. @ Siena Hts. JV games: Losers 2:30 Winners 4:00Varsity games: Losers 6:00 Winners 7:30

Jan. 9 (H) Britton Deerfield 5:30 Th 11 (A) Summerfield 5:30 Th 18 (H) Clinton 5:30 T 23 (A) Whitmore Lake 5:30 F 26 (A) Morenci 5:30 T 30 (H) Whiteford 5:30Feb. 2 (H) Sand Creek 5:30 T 6 (A) Britton Deerfield 5:30 F 9 (H) Summerfield (Homecoming) 5:30 T 13 (A) Blissfield 5:30 F 16 (A) Clinton 5:30 T 20 (H) Whitmore Lake 5:30 F 23 (H) Morenci 5:30Mar. 1 (A) Jonesville 5:30 5, 7, 9 (A) MHSAA Districts @ Blissfield TBA 12 & 14 (A) MHSAA Regionals @ Summerfield TBA

VARSITY WRESTLINGDec. 6 (A) Hillsdale Quad 6:00 S 9 (A) Blissfield Tourn. 9:30am

13 (A) Concord Quad 5:30 S 16 (A) Sand Creek Team Tourn. 9:00am W 20 (A) Quincy Tourn. 6:00

28 (A) Manchester Var. Invite 9:00amJan. 3 (H) Sand Creek 6:00

6 (A) Dave Elliott Inv. @ Clinton 9:00am W 10 (A) Clinton 6:00 S 13 (A) Ovid-Elsie Tourn. 9:00am F 19 (A) Hudson Super Tourn. TBA S 20 (A) Hudson Super Tourn. TBA F 26 (A) County Tourn. @ Adrian College TBA T 30 (A) Vandercook Lake Quad 6:00Feb. 3 (H) Madison Individual Inv. 9:00am Th 7 (A) MHSAA Team Districts @ Blissfield TBA S 10 (A) MHSAA Ind. Districts @ Mich. Center TBA Th 14 (A) Team Regionals TBA S 17 (A) Ind. Regionals TBA 23 & 24 (A) Team Finals TBAMar. 2 & 3 (A) Ind. Finals TBA

GIRLS JV & VARSITY BASKETBALLNov. 28 (H) Lenawee Christian, Parent Night 5:30Dec. 5 (A) Hudson 5:30 F 8 (A) Whitmore Lake Varsity 6:00 T 12 (A) Morenci 5:30 F 15 (H) Whiteford 5:30 T 19 (H) Sand Creek 5:30Jan. 5 (H) Addison 5:30 T 9 (A) Britton Deerfield 5:30 F 12 (H) Summerfield 5:30 T 16 (H) Blissfield JV 5:30

16 (H) Jonesville Varsity 7:00 F 19 (A) Clinton 5:30 T 23 (H) East Jackson JV 5:30 T 23 (H) Whitmore Lake Varsity 7:00 Th 25 (H) Morenci 5:30 T 30 (A) Whiteford 5:30Feb. 1 (A) Sand Creek 5:30 T 6 (H) Britton Deerfield 5:30 Th 8 (A) Summerfield 5:30 Th 15 (H) Clinton 5:30 T 20 (A) Manchester 5:30 F 23 (A) Onsted 5:30

26, 28, 2 (A) MHSAA Districts @ Monroe St. Mary Catholic Central TBA

Mar. 6 & 8 (A) MHSAA Regionals @ Napoleon TBA

JV & VARSITY COMPETITIVE CHEERDec. 9 (A) Homer 9:00am S 16 (A) Onsted Var @ 10:00 JV @ 2:00 W 20 (A) Jonesville TBA Jan. 6 (H) Madison Inv. w/JV 10:00am S 13 (A) Morenci Tourn. TBA S 20 (A) Addison TBA W 24 (A) Tecumseh Inv. 6:00 S 27 (A) Whitmore Lk. TBA M 29 (A) Clinton Invite TBAFeb. 3 (A) Mason TBA S 10 (A) Delta Plex, Grand Rapids, Varsity TBA M 12 (A) Morenci TBA S 17 (A) MHSAA Districts @ Whit. Lk. 10:00AM S 24 (A) MHSAA Regionals @ Mason TBAMar. 3 (A) MHSAA Finals @

Grand Rapids DeltaPlex TBA

DATES AND TIMES SUBJECT TO CHANGE12-12-17

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MADISON ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT2017-18 Winter Schedule

BOYS MIDDLE SCHOOL BASKETBALLNov. 13 (A) Britton Deerfield 4:30 W 15 (A) Whiteford 4:30 M 20 (H) Britton Deerfield 4:30 T 21 (H) Sand Creek 4:30 M 27 (H) Summerfield 4:30 W 29 (A) Sand Creek 4:30Dec. 2,6,7,9 Madison Tournament TBA M 11 (A) Morenci 4:30 W 13 (A) Whitmore Lake 4:30 W 18 (H) Clinton 4:30

GIRLS MIDDLE SCHOOL BASKETBALLJan. 22 (A) Clinton 4:30 M 29 (A) Sand Creek 4:30 W 31 (H) Britton Deerfield 4:30Feb. 5 (H) Summerfield (HS gym) 4:30 W 7 (H) Clinton 4:30 M 12 (A) Whitmore Lake 4:30 W 14 (A) Morenci 4:30 M 19 (H) Whiteford 4:30 W 21 (H) Sand Creek 4:30 27 & 1 (A) Britton Deerfield Tourn. TBA

VARSITY BOWLINGDecember Sat. 2 (A) Onsted Inv. @ Brooklyn Lns. 8:00 amFri. 8 (H) Sand Creek 4:00Fri. 15 (A) Britton Deerfield @ Ten Pin BOYS 4:00Sun. 17 (A) Hillsdale Baker Tourn. 12:00Fri. 22 (H) Pittsford 4:00JanuaryWed. 10 (A) Whitmore Lk. – Boys only 4:00Sat. 13 (H) Madison Baker Bash Tourn. 12:30Wed. 17 (A) Clinton @ Ten Pin 4:00Fri. 26 (A) Sand Creek @ Lenawee Rec. 4:00FebruaryFri. 2 (H) Clinton 4:00Sat. 3 (A) County Singles @ Ten Pin TBAFri. 9 (H) Whitmore Lake -- Boys only 4:00Wed. 14 (A) Pittsford @ Hudson Lanes 4:00Wed. 21 (H) Britton Deerfield BOYS 4:00Fri. 23 (A) MHSAA Team Regionals TBASat. 24 (A) MHSAA Ind. Regionals TBAMarch 2/3 MHSAA Finals TBA

Home alley is Lenawee Recreation Bowling Center

MIDDLE SCHOOL WRESTLINGJan. 11 (A) League Meet @ Ida 5:00 Th 18 (A) League Meet @ Columbia Central 5:00 Th 25 (A) League Meet @ Blissfield 5:00Feb. 1 (A) League Meet @ Onsted 5:00 S 3 (A) Manchester Tourn. 9:00am

M 5 (H) League Meet 5:00 Th 15 (A) League Meet @ Hudson 5:00 S 17 (A) LCAA/TCC Tourn. @ Dundee 10:00am

MIDDLE SCHOOL COMPETITIVE CHEER

Dec. 1 (H) Madison Inv. 5:30 S 2 (A) Hudson Inv. 10:00am S 9 (A) Grass Lake Inv. 10:00am F 15 (A) Michigan Center TBA S 16 (A) Onsted Inv. 2:00 M 18 (A) Morenci Inv. (MS gym) 5:30 W 20 (A) Jonesville TBA

DATES & TIMES SUBJECT TO CHANGE11-21-17

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MADISON HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT3498 Treat Highway, Adrian, Michigan 49221 (517) 265-1842 Fax (517) 265-1848

Athletic Director, KRISTEN M. ISOM

2018 SPRING SCHEDULE - incomplete

VARSITY BASEBALL & SOFTBALLApr. 9 (H) Manchester DH 4:00W 11 (A) Sand Creek DH 4:00S 14 (A) Chelsea Round Robin (SB) 10:00 amW 18 (H) Britton Deerfield DH 4:00S 21 (A) Hanover Horton (BB) TBAM 23 (H) Onsted DH 4:00W 25 (A) Clinton DH 4:00M 30 (A) Vandercook Lake DH 4:00

May 2 (A) Whiteford DH 4:00S 5 (A) Quincy Tourn. 10:00 amM 7 (A) Jonesville DH 4:00W 9 (A) Summerfield DH 4:00Th 10 (A) Dundee DH 4:00M 14 (A) Adrian DH (SB) 4:00W 16 (H) Morenci DH 4:00M 21 (H) LCS (BB) @ Adrian College 4:00T 22 (A) Whitmore Lake DH 4:00T 29 Pre-Districts

June 1,2 (A) MHSAA Districts @ Blissfield TBA

VARSITY TRACKMar. 28 (A) Charger Preview @ Hillsdale College TBAApr. 10 (A) Manchester 4:30S 14 (A) Grass Lake 9:00 amT 17 (H) Whiteford, Clinton 4:30F 21 (A) Pittsford Invite 9:30 amT 24 (A) @ Summerfield w/ BD 4:30F 27 (A) Addison Relays 3:30

May 1 (A) @ Sand Creek w/ Morenci 4:30F 4 (A) Onsted Invite 2:00T 8 (H) Whitmore Lake 4:30F 11 (A) Manchester Metrics 3:30

18 or 19 MHSAA Regionals TBAW 23 (A) TCC League Meet @ Morenci 3:00Th 24 (A) TCC make-up dateT 29 (A) County Meet @ Onsted HS 4:30

June 2 MHSAA State Finals

JUNIOR VARSITY BASEBALL & SOFTBALLApr. 11 (H) Sand Creek DH 4:30

F 13 (A) Whitmore Lake DH 4:30M 16 (A) Whiteford DH (BB) 4:30W 18 (A) Britton Deerfield DH 4:30F 20 (H) Manchester DH 4:00M 23 (A) Summerfield DH 4:30W 25 (H) Clinton DH 4:30F 27 (H) Morenci DH (BB) 4:30M 30 (A) Sand Creek DH 4:30

May 2 (H) Whiteford DH (BB) 4:30F 4 (A) Onsted DH 4:00M 7 (H) Britton Deerfield DH 4:30W 9 (H) Summerfield DH 4:30Th 10 (H) Dundee (BB) DH 4:00F 11 (A) Manchester DH 4:00M 14 (H) Whitmore Lake DH 4:30W 16 (A) Morenci DH (BB) 4:30M 21 (A) Clinton DH 4:30

MIDDLE SCHOOL TRACKApr. 23 (H) Whitmore Lake 4:30

W 25 (H) Whiteford 4:30M 30 (H) Morenci 4:30

May 2 (A) Britton Deerfield 4:30S 5 (A) Sand Creek Inv. 9:30 amM 7 (A) Clinton 4:30W 9 (A) Sand Creek 4:30S 12 (H) Madison Invite 10:00 amM 14 (H) Summerfield 4:30W 16 (A) TCC Meet @ Sand Creek 3:00Th 17 (A) League Meet make up date

Golf schedule on reverse side

**DATES AND TIMES SUBJECT TO CHANGE**

Updated schedules can be seen on ourhomepage: www.madisonk12.us

(DH) doubleheader BB Baseball onlySB Softball only

SPRING SPORTS BANQUET: May 31, 6:00 p.m., PAC

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VARSITY GOLF - incomplete

Apr. 9 (A) League Meet - Britton Deerfield 3:3018 (A) League Meet – Clinton, Rustic Glen TBA21 (H) Ryder Cup @ Wolf Creek 9:00 am

May 1 (A) Onsted Inv. @ The Grande 10:00 am4 (A) League Meet – Whitmore Lake, The Links 3:00

11 (H) League Meet @ Wolf Creek 3:3014 (A) Lenawee County Golf Tourn. 11:00 am25 (A) TCC Championship, Hantz Group, Tecumseh 1:00

30,31, June 1or2 MHSAA RegionalsJune 8 & 9 (A) MHSAA Finals

Home course: Wolf Creek Golf Course

**DATES AND TIMES SUBJECT TO CHANGE**

Updated schedules can be seen on ourhomepage: www.madisonk12.us

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Madison School District Madison/EA Contract

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Madison School District 2017-2018 Traditional School Year

Mon, Tues, Wed Aug 28, 29 & 30, 2017 Staff Work Days/Professional Development

Tuesday Sept 5, 2017 First Day of School for Students

Thursday Oct 19, 2017 Parent Teacher Conferences, Early Student Dismissal- HS (11:00), MS (11:00)

Friday Oct 20, 2017 No School (Y5-12), Staff PD

Monday & Tuesday Nov 20 & 21, 2017 HS/MS Exams —Dismissal HS (11:00), MS (11:00),

EL Records-Student Dismissal 12:00

Wednesday Nov 22, 2017 HS/MS Exams —Dismissal HS (11:00), MS (11:00),

EL-Student Dismissal 12:00, Staff Dismissal 12:10(Comp)

Thursday & Friday Nov 23 & 24, 2017 No School (Y5-12) —Thanksgiving Break

Monday Nov 27, 2017 First Day of Second Trimester

Thursday Dec 7, 2017 Parent Teacher Conferences, Early Student Dismissal- EL 12:00

Wednesday-Tuesday Dec 20-Jan 2, 2018 Christmas Break

Wednesday Jan 3, 2018 School Resumes from Christmas Break

Monday Jan 15, 2018 No School (Y5-12), MLK Day, Staff PD

Thursday Jan 18, 2018 Parent Teacher Conferences, Early Student Dismissal- HS (11:00), MS (11:00)

Friday Feb 16, 2018 Early Student Dismissal HS (11:00), MS (11:00), EL (12:00), Staff PD

Monday Feb 19, 2018 No School, Mid-Winter Break

Wed, Thurs & Fri Feb 28, Mar 1 & 2, 2018 HS/MS Exams —Dismissal HS (11:00), MS (11:00)

Friday Mar 2, 2018 EL Records —Student Dismissal 12:00

Monday Mar 5, 2018 First Day of Third Trimester

Thursday Mar 8, 2018 Parent Teacher Conferences, Early Student Dismissal- EL 12:00

Friday Mar 9, 2018 Early Student Dismissal HS (11:00), MS (11:00), EL (12:00), Staff PD

Thursday Mar 29, 2018 Early Student Dismissal HS (11:00), MS (11:00), EL (12:00), (Comp)

Friday-Friday Mar 30-Apr 6, 2018 No School, Spring Break

Monday Apr 9, 2018 School Resumes from Spring Break

Friday May 18, 2018 Early Student Dismissal HS (11:00), MS (11:00), EL (12:00), Staff PD

Monday May 28, 2018 No School, Memorial Day

Mon, Tues & Wed June 11, 12 & 13, 2018 HS/MS Exams —Dismissal HS (11:00), MS (11:00)

Tuesday & Wednesday June 12 & 13, 2018 EL Records —Student Dismissal 12:00

Wednesday June 13, 2018 Last Day of School for Students and Staff

Calendar includes 180 student days/185 teacher days

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Madison School District Madison/EA Contract

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Madison School District 2017-2018 Balanced School Year

Tuesday July 25, 2017 Staff Work Day

Monday July 31, 2017 First Day of School for Students

Monday-Friday Aug 28-Sept 8, 2017 No School, Intercession

Tuesday & Wednesday Aug 29 & 30, 2017 Staff PD

Friday Oct 20, 2017 No School (Y5-12), Staff PD

Monday-Friday Oct 23-27, 2017 No School, Intercession

Thursday & Friday Nov 2 & 3, 2017 EL Records —Student Dismissal 12:00

Monday Nov 6, 2017 First Day of Second Trimester

Thursday Nov 9, 2017 Parent Teacher Conferences, Early Student Dismissal- EL 12:00

Friday Nov 17, 2017 EL Student Dismissal 12:00, Staff Dismissal 12:10 (Comp)

Monday-Friday Nov 20-24, 2017 No School, Thanksgiving Break

Monday-Tuesday Dec 18-Jan 2, 2018 No School, Christmas Break

Wednesday Jan 3, 2018 School Resumes from Christmas Break

Monday Jan 15, 2018 No School (Y5-12), MLK Day, Staff PD

Friday Feb 16, 2018 Early Student Dismissal EL (12:00), Staff PD

Monday-Friday Feb 19-23, 2018 No School, Mid-Winter Break

Friday Mar 2, 2018 EL Records —Student Dismissal 12:00

Monday Mar 5, 2018 First Day of Third Trimester

Thursday Mar 8, 2018 EL Parent Teacher Conferences, Early Student Dismissal 12:00

Friday Mar 9, 2018 Early Student Dismissal EL (12:00), Staff PD

Wednesday Mar 28, 2018 EL Student Dismissal 12:00, Staff Dismissal 12:10 (Comp)

Thursday-Friday Mar 29-Apr 6, 2018 No School, Spring Break

Monday Apr 9, 2018 School Resumes from Spring Break

Friday May 18, 2018 Early Student Dismissal EL (12:00), Staff PD

Friday & Monday May 25-28, 2018 No School, Memorial Day

Tuesday & Wednesday June 12 & 13, 2018 EL Records —Student Dismissal 12:00

Wednesday June 13, 2018 Last Day of School for Students and Staff

Calendar includes 180 student days/185 teacher days

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Madison Board of EducationMeetings begin at 6:00 p.m. on the third Monday of the month and are held in the Board Room located inside the Middle School.

Madison ElementaryP: 517-263-0744 | F: 517-265-1849

Abby L. Miller Early Elementary Principal

Nathan T. Pechaitis Upper Elementary Principal

Eric M. Frederick Intervention Specialist

Madison MiddleP: 517-263-0743

Brad G. Anschuetz Middle School Principal

Mindy A. Jordan Middle School Assistant Principal

Madison HighP: 517-263-0742 | F: 517-265-1848

Kristin E. Thomas High School Principal

Nicholaus P. Whiteley High School Assistant Principal

Madison School District 3498 Treat Highway | Adrian, MI 49221

http://madisonk12.us517-263-0741

Superintendent’s Office

P: 517-265-1856 | F: 517-265-5635

Ryan L. Rowe

SuperintendentMADISON MESSENGER - FEBRUARY 2018

Upcoming Board Meetings:February 12

March 19

Julie RamosPresident

Tina ClaiborneTrustee

Eric McDonaldTrustee

Greg ChoinskiTrustee

Natasha ManchesterTreasurer

Mark SwinehartSecretary

Ruben VillegasVice President