Dear Madison-Plains Local School District Parents, Guardians, and Staff,

As you may recall from last week, we had a leak in a pipe at the high school, and to fix the leak we had to depressurize the water system to make the repair, which required us to go on a boil alert on the 7-12 side of campus.  

I am pleased to report to you that the leak in the pipe is fixed, and we have our water test results back, and the results are good – the water passed.

As a result, the 7-12 side of campus is able to come off the boil alert, and we will resume normal operation tomorrow, Tuesday, April 09, 2024.  

Thank you for your patience and understanding as we worked through this issue.

Have a good evening!

Go Eagles!

Chad Eisler, Superintendent
Madison-Plains Local School District 

Dear Madison-Plains Local School District Parents, Guardians, and Staff,

The purpose of this communication is to share with you that at the 7-12 building, we have had a pipe develop a leak.  In order to try to address the leak, we have had to depressurize the water system in that building.  The result of that is that the building needs to go on a boil alert until we can get the leak permanently fixed and get water test results back that verify the water quality is as it should be at the 7-12 building.  

As a result, we will be on a boil alert through at least Friday of this week at the 7-12 building.

We plan to have bottled water and hand sanitizer on hand for students and staff tomorrow and Friday; however, we encourage all of our students and staff in the 7-12 building to bring their own bottled water, as well.  

We apologize for the inconvenience this causes.  We are working to correct the issue as quickly as we can.

Thank you for your understanding and support.

Chad Eisler, Superintendent

Madison-Plains Local School District

Dear MPLSD Parents and Guardians,

Greetings!  As you may be aware, this week, March 17 – 23, 2024, is Ohio’s Spring Severe Weather Awareness Week, and each year during this week, the Ohio Emergency Management Agency and National Weather Service conduct a statewide tornado drill on Wednesday morning at 9:50 a.m., and schools are encouraged to participate in this drill.  Please know that MPLSD did participate in this state-wide drill this morning in our respective school buildings so that our staff and students could rehearse what to do in case of a tornado.

The purpose of this communication is simply to make you aware that we conducted this drill today and also to provide a quick, friendly reminder to encourage everyone to discuss their emergency plans for home, as well.  As we have unfortunately seen already this spring, these weather events can happen quickly and can have devastating consequences.   

I hope you have a good day!

Go Eagles!

Sincerely,

Mr. Chad Eisler, Superintendent

Madison-Plains Local School District