The Bobcat Cafe' joined in the schoolwide celebration of the birthday of famous children's author, Dr. Seuss!! The fabulous Cafe' staff prepared a marvelous meal of GREEN EGGS AND HAM! Students enjoyed the delicious breakfast based on the popular Seuss picture book!  While there were no "Sam I Am" sightings, students gobbled up this colorful version of the breakfast classic!

Madison County Schools will use the previously scheduled March 20 professional development day as a make-up day. To date, the district has cancelled school seven days for inclement weather. Pending Board approval, students last day of classes for the 2014-2015 school year will be Thursday, May 28. Memorial Day (May 25) will remain a holiday.

Kindergarten registration is beginning in Madison County Schools! For the latest on enrolling your child in kindergarten for the 2015-2016 school year, please click HERE.

Madison County Schools will be well represented at the state wrestling competition this year. Congratulations and Best Wishes to Sam Kauer, Justus Williams, and Joey Scribano from Madison Southern High; and Jonathon Gadd, Ryan McManus, Chris Morrow, Will Keeney, Aaron Flenner, and Corban Couch from Madison Central High.

At the recently concluded Kentucky Music Educators Association State In-Service Conference, Mr. H. Brent Barton was named as the Phi Beta Mu Outstanding Band Master for the State of Kentucky.  This award is given annually at the Kentucky All-State Band concerts in the Kentucky Center for the Arts, Whitney Hall, on the first Saturday  of each February by the Professional National Band Fraternity, Phi Beta Mu. This award represents the highest level of recognition for a wind band conductor in Kentucky and is representative of a lifetime of Distinguished Achievement attained by only a very few Directors and Conductors across the nation.

Tony Thomas, architect with Clotfelter-Samokar Architects, presented the preliminary renderings for the renovations at Foley Middle and Silver Creek Elementary schools at Thursday’s regular Board of Education meeting. The renderings are part of the first stages for planning and development for the renovation projects that will begin at Foley and Silver Creek in the fall.