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Ohio's 2019 Stateman of the Year

Today Tolles Student Rhyan Goodman (Marketing & Logistics from Madison-Plains) was named Ohio’s 2019 Stateman of the Year, setting the example for peers and designing state direction! He’s a BPA national officer candidate! More +

Pi Day 3.14

The 7th and 8th grade students of Mrs. Elkins and Mrs. Hiram's class, celebrated Pi Day (3.14) by sharing their Pi inspired projects with their classmates. Click "More +" to check out their projects. More +

Parent Meeting for Incoming Freshmen

There will be a parent meeting held for the incoming freshmen class (class of 2023) on Tuesday, March 19 beginning at 6:00 pm to discuss scheduling. Scheduling materials will also be distributed at this meeting. Administrators will be there to discuss the process of scheduling, as well as to answer any questions that any parent or student may have. The administration will meet with the current 8th grade class on Wednesday, March 20 to further discuss the scheduling process and distribute scheduling materials to those students who are not able to attend the Tuesday evening meeting. A parent letter was sent home with students on Tuesday, March 12. To view this letter click "More +". More +

Clarification

Dear Madison-Plains Parents, Guardians, and Staff,

Good afternoon. As you know, student and staff safety is our first priority. As such, I want to share with you some information to clear-up any misconceptions or rumors that may circulate this afternoon and evening. This afternoon we were notified that a student thought that another student may have had a weapon on a bus this morning. The student who reported this did not see a weapon of any kind, but rather heard a clicking noise and thought it was from a weapon. Our administration at the junior high and high school immediately conducted a search and nothing was found.

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Regional Power of the Pen

On Saturday, our Madison-Plains Junior High School Regional Power of the Pen writers competed against students from 35 other schools.

Mykaleigh Mullins placed 1st in the Fun-Write category, and Molly Fahy placed 9th overall. We are so proud of our young authors, all 12 of them, who took part in the District and Regional competitions, and we thank their parents for their ongoing support!

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State Bound!

Congratulations to our High School Concert Band for earning all Superior Ratings at the OMEA District Large Group Performance Adjudicated Event at Thomas Worthington High School this past weekend. We are proud to announce that the band has advanced to OMEA States and will prepare to perform their States Program in May!
(Pictures are not permitted while they are on stage. The picture is the band at there 6:30am warm-up rehearsal Saturday morning.)

State of Ohio Releases Local Report Cards

September 13, 2018

Dear Madison-Plains Community,

As you may be aware, the state of Ohio Local Report Cards came out today from the Ohio Department of Education. Similar to a report card that a student receives, this report card provides us with important information about how we are doing as a school district. There are grades and items on the report card that we are pleased with and demonstrate that we are making improvements. One area that we are pleased with is “Gap Closing.” On that item, we went from a grade of “F” last year to a grade of “B” this year. “Gap Closing” measures how well we close the learning gaps among groups of students in English, math, and graduation rate. We also continue to perform well in helping struggling readers to make significant gains in their reading abilities.

There are areas, however, where we recognize we have opportunities for growth and improvement. We continue to struggle, as do many districts, in the area of “Prepared for Success.” This component measures how well prepared students are for future opportunities. It uses factors such as ACT/SAT scores, the number of students earning an Honors Diploma, and how many students earn an industry-recognized credential.

Please know that it is our desire to demonstrate excellence in all areas of our work -- those areas reflected on the report card and also in those areas of our work not measured on the report card. We embrace the challenge of continuing our work and striving to improve our performance and pursue excellence.

We invite you to look at both the Local Report Card and our Madison-Plains Quality Profile Report. If you look at the items to the left of this post, there is an item called the "Quality Profile Report." I encourage you to read through that, as it provides a larger view of the work we do with students. The Quality Profile Report also includes links to our Local Report Card so that you can see that information, as well.

On behalf of the Board of Education, administration, faculty, and staff, please know that we will continue our efforts so that our upward trend continues and Madison-Plains becomes a model for rural education.

It is a pleasure to serve the students and the community of Madison-Plains!

Sincerely,

Mr. Chad Eisler, Superintendent

Madison-Plains Local Schools

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District Meetings

Mar
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Ohio's 2019 Stateman of the Year

Pi Day 3.14

Parent Meeting for Incoming Freshmen

Clarification

Regional Power of the Pen

State Bound!

State of Ohio Releases Local Report Cards

Board of Education Meeting (Reg)

Board of Education Meeting (Reg)

Board of Education Meeting (Reg)

8th grade scheduling meeting

Board of Education Meeting (Reg)

Civics II trip to New York

FFA Banquet

Europe Trip - Foreign Language