Madison Elementary School

Madison Elementary School in Parkersburg, West Virginia, is a public elementary school for kids in pre-kindergarten through grade 5. It is part of the Wood County Schools district. The school has about 280 students, and there is one teacher for every 12 students. This makes it possible for focused teaching and one-on-one help in the classroom. Madison Elementary School uses a standard curriculum, but it focuses more on reading, writing, math, and social-emotional learning to help students grow in all areas. About 90% of the students are White, and about 10% are Hispanic, African American, or multiracial. Based on academic performance data, 33% to 37% of students are good at math and 35% to 39% are good at English language arts. These numbers are about the same as what the state says they should be. The district's normal amount of money spent per student is enough to make sure that students have access to teaching materials and support services. Parkersburg is a good place for families to live because the homes there are worth about the same amount and the area is stable. Madison Elementary School is a structured place to learn, with dedicated staff and ongoing efforts to help students do better.

Madison Elementary School recently held its Winter Reading Celebration, featuring student performances, literacy activities, and a book drive.

Q1. Does Madison Elementary School have programs for kids after school?

Answer. Yes, the school has after-school programs run by staff and volunteers that include homework help, seasonal events, and enrichment programs.

Q2. Does Madison Elementary School offer services for students with special needs?

Ans. The school helps students with learning needs by giving them individualized education plans (IEPs) and other resources.

Q3: How does the school keep in touch with parents and families?

Madison Elementary School keeps families up to date on their children's progress through parent-teacher conferences, newsletters, school events, and digital communication tools.

Q4. What kinds of transportation do students have?

Ans. The school district runs school bus services for students, and the routes are based on the neighborhoods where the students live.

Q5. Are there programs that help students who need extra help with schoolwork?

Ans. Yes, Madison Elementary School has programs for students who need extra help, small-group instruction, and teacher-led support to help them improve their reading and math skills.