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District Power Outage Updates

Dear MPLSD Parents, Guardians, and Staff,

The purpose of this message is to provide one final update with regard to the power outage we experienced today, Friday, October 4th, 2024.

At this time, power has been restored to all of our buildings, but because the outage affected our entire campus, both sides of campus will be on a boil alert during the early part of this coming week, likely at least through Tuesday, while we await water test results. I will work to send communication to you when we are clear of the boil alert. While we are on the boil alert, we will work to have bottled water on hand for staff and students, as well as hand sanitizer. We do encourage all students and staff to bring a bottle or two of water with them to school, though.

Thank you, again, for your support and understanding.

I hope everyone has a good weekend.

Go Eagles!

Sincerely,

Mr. Eisler, Superintendent
Madison-Plains Local School District

October 4th, 7-12 Power Update

Dear MPLSD Parents and Guardians,

Good morning! I wanted to share a quick update on the power outage at the JH/HS. As of last evening, we are off the generator at the JH/HS and back on regular power. When we switched over last evening, there was a hiccup with the HVAC. We are investigating that, but it seems to be running. We will continue to look into it.

With regard to water, we remain on the boil alert at the JH/HS and likely will until probably sometime on Tuesday of this coming week. We have to wait for water test results before we can clear that.

Again, thank you for your continued understanding and support.

I hope you have a great day!

Go Eagles!

Sincerely,

Mr. Eisler, Superintendent

Madison-Plains Local School District

7-12 Power Outage Update

Dear MPLSD Parents, Guardians, and Staff,

The purpose of this message is to provide an update on the power outage at Madison-Plains Junior High and High School.

It appears at this time that we have two issues with the electrical system at the Junior High and High School. In order to fix one of the problems, we have to shut the power off to the entire building this afternoon once school dismisses. As such, the Junior High and High School will be closed for the rest of the day beginning at 3:30 p.m. today, Wednesday, October 02.

The Junior High football game scheduled for this evening can continue as planned, as the stadium is not on the same power and water system as the Junior High and High School. HS football practice will also be able to continue as planned, as well.

High school volleyball will practice at the Intermediate School. The Junior High volleyball team will have their pre-game meal at the Intermediate School and leave for their game from there.

Power Outage Updates

Dear MPLSD Parents, Guardians, and Staff,

The purpose of this message is to provide an update on the power outage at Madison-Plains Junior High and High School. Currently the Junior High and High School are operating on electricity provided by our generator. All systems are operational except for the HVAC, and all of our students and staff are safe.

Students and staff are able to use the restrooms. However, due to the fact that we lost power, the 7-12 building is now on a boil alert. As such, students and staff cannot drink the water from the water fountains and hand sanitizer needs to be used to clean hands.

We are hoping to have as normal of a day as possible from this point forward. Our 7-12 cafeteria staff is working to put a lunch together.

Though we had hoped that reconnecting the fuse at the pole by the street would fix the problem, it did not. We are working to try to determine the exact cause of the power outage.

I will continue to send updates as needed.

Thank you for your continued understanding and support.

Chad Eisler, Superintendent

Madison-Plains Local School District

7-12 Power Outage

Dear MPLSD Parents, Guardians, and Staff,

I'm reaching out to you to let you know that a short while ago, the junior high and high school lost power. We believe the problem is simply a fuse on the power pole by the street. We have contacted the power company, and they will send a truck out to address the problem. At this time, we are hopeful this will be an easy fix, and we hope to have a relatively normal day at the 7-12 building. Because of the timing of this, and because we are hopeful this will be an easy fix, we are having students and staff come into the building.

The K-6 building does have power, so their day will proceed as normal.

I will keep you updated on the situation at the 7-12 building.

Thank you.

Chad Eisler, Superintendent

Madison-Plains Local School District

September MPHS Rotary Student of the Month

Congratulations to Ki, and her parents, on being selected as the MPHS Student of the Month for the London Rotary Club for September 2024! Well done! Keep up the great work! Go Eagles!

Boil Alert Lifted and Final Forms

Dear MPLSD Parents, Guardians, and Staff,

The purpose of this message is to share with you two pieces of information.

First, as I mentioned on Monday, the School District had to have our water tested after we lost pressure in the water system due to the power outage. We have received our water test results back, and the water on campus meets the requirements needed and passed the test. As such, MPLSD is no longer on a boil alert.

Secondly, the power outage and early dismissal on Monday demonstrated to us the importance of making sure the information in Final Forms is updated for our students. Perhaps our biggest challenge on Monday was working to accommodate the number of change requests for transportation coming in by phone as we were preparing to dismiss. As such, I am kindly asking that all parents and guardians please go into Final Forms and ensure all of the contact information and emergency dismissal plan information in the transportation information section for each of your children is up to date. That will help us to provide better service to you, especially if a true emergency situation were to occur. I am requesting that all parents and guardians to please try to have this completed within the next week.

Boil Alert

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

The purpose of this message is to provide an update on our power outage. All buses have left campus and students are on their way home.

Because we lost power today, our water system depressurized, and as a result of that, we are forced to go on a boil alert until we get test results back for our water. We are working to pull water samples today, but we probably will not have test results back for a day or two. Please know that tomorrow, Tuesday, September 10, 2024, the Madison-Plains Local School District will be on a boil alert. As such, we will have bottled water and hand sanitizer on hand; however, we encourage all students and staff to bring a bottle or two of water to school with them.

Additionally, though it did struggle to come back on, power has been restored to the District, and we are hopeful that it is stable.

At this time, we are planning to have school tomorrow. If anything were to change, I will communicate that.

Thank you for your support and understanding.

Have a good evening.

Chad Eisler, Superintendent
Madison-Plains Local School District

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