Madison Elementary is putting a lot of effort into its "Positive Behavior Interventions and Supports" system by giving prizes to students who act safely and respectfully on campus. Recently, the school added new digital resources to its library media center to help students work together on research and inquiry-based learning. The leaders of the school are now asking parents to come to the next School Site Council meeting to help set the final academic and safety goals for 2026.

Q1. Does Madison Elementary School have any special programs to help students with reading?

Ans. Dedicated specialists teach small groups of students every day to help them improve their reading skills and reach specific growth goals.

Q2. What is Madison Elementary School's official mascot, and how do they celebrate it?

Ans. The Mustang is the school's mascot, and students get rewards for being safe and respectful on campus.

Q3. How does Madison Elementary School keep students safe when it rains?

Ans. During bad weather, students are watched over in the cafeteria or their classrooms while they eat and play inside.

Q4. Does Madison Elementary School have any sports or physical activity clubs after school?

Ans. The school works with groups in the area to hold seasonal clinics in different sports for different grades.

Q5. Is Madison Elementary School part of the "Box Tops for Education" program to raise money?

Ans. The parent group organizes digital collections to raise money for more classroom supplies and student trips.