Madison Elementary School

Madison Elementary School is located in Madison, Alabama, and serves about 505 students from preschool through fifth grade. With a student–teacher ratio of 14:1, class sizes are fairly small, allowing students to get more one-on-one attention during the school day. The school community is diverse, with about 42% of students identifying as part of a minority group. Around 27% of students come from economically disadvantaged households. Academically, the school sees solid performance—about 65% of students meet or exceed grade level in math, and 79% do so in reading. There are 36 full-time teachers and one counselor working at the school, helping students with both academic skills and personal development. The median home price in Madison is around $379,000, reflecting steady housing demand in recent years. Like many neighborhood schools, Madison Elementary plays a steady role in children’s early education while reflecting the mix of people who live in the area.

Russell Branch Elementary School, the first in Madison City Schools' Limestone County area, is set to open in August 2026. With the owl as its mascot, the new school is being built to support the district’s growing student population and meet increasing enrollment demands in the Limestone County region.