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Open conversation, not personal issues. This page is not intended to circumvent regular communication channels for sharing personal problems and concerns. Comments regarding a personal issue with the District, a school or staff member will be removed. Personal attacks or comments that are deemed offensive to any member of our community will not be tolerated. Want to boost your product sales? Running for a political office? Publish a personal page, and leave ours for sharing news and insights about our District. Stay on topic. This is a page dedicated to the education of students in the Madison County School System. Let’s keep the conversation related to our District. Comments of all kinds are welcome so long as they directly relate to our District. Have a question for a specific employee? Contact them privately. Fans should not expect responses to every question or comment posted on this page. Be aware of the mission. The mission of the Madison County School System is education. Please be certain that your comments are appropriate for an educational environment and fans of all ages. Be factual. Blatantly inaccurate information will not be allowed. False information will be removed and accurate information will be posted. All comments and communication must come from a verifiable account. Comments made by individuals who are misrepresenting themselves, representing themselves as someone other than themselves or from unverifiable accounts will be removed. Employees of the Madison County School System may have personal pages. Don’t be surprised or offended if your request to “friend” them is ignored. District procedures encourage staff to keep their private lives personal. This page is yours, and we want you to feel comfortable sharing your views about the Madison County School System. Just know, abuse of the above guidelines can lead to the removal of a specific posting or the blocking/removal from our fan page.

🎃 MCSO Trunk-or-Treat 🎃 The Madison County Sheriff’s Office is preparing for its annual Trunk-or-Treat event and is cu...
09/25/2026

🎃 MCSO Trunk-or-Treat 🎃

The Madison County Sheriff’s Office is preparing for its annual Trunk-or-Treat event and is currently collecting donations of individually wrapped, unopened candy.

Candy donations may be:
🍭 Sent to school or given directly to your MCSO School Resource Officer
🍬 Dropped off at the MCSO Training Center, Monday–Friday, 8:00 a.m.–3:00 p.m.
🍭 Dropped off at MCSO Criminal Investigations, Monday–Friday, 8:00 a.m.–3:00 p.m.

🎃 Join us for the event!
📅 Thursday, October 29, 2026
⏰ 6:00–8:00 p.m.

📍 Westminster Presbyterian Church
5744 Oakwood Road

Thank you for helping us support the Madison County Sheriff’s Office and the officers who support our schools each day. We hope to see our MCSS families there!

Better Together | Madison County Schools + Madison County Sheriff's Office

🍽️ GOOD FOOD. GREAT PURPOSE. 🍽️Sparkman High School's One Dish Diner is a hands-on learning experience for students in...
09/24/2026

🍽️ GOOD FOOD. GREAT PURPOSE. 🍽️

Sparkman High School's One Dish Diner is a hands-on learning experience for students in the Learning Community, to develop workforce readiness and interpersonal skills in an authentic setting.

With the guidance of Transition Specialist Mrs. Cindy Stanley, students take an active role in preparing for and serving their guests while developing communication skills, confidence, strong customer service, and independence.

From calling guests to confirm reservations to welcoming customers, taking orders, serving meals, and managing their tables, students put those skills into action throughout the experience. Guests later provide feedback recognizing what their student server did well, offering encouragement that helps build confidence and pride in a job well done.

Our Superintendent Mr. Kubik was among the guests who joined our students for lunch, and his servers ALL earned a five-star review! After the bill was settled, he had a surprise for their service: NeeDohs as a thank-you for a job well done. Turns out, you are never too old for a NeeDoh. They were a hit and brought plenty of smiles!

Experiences like One Dish Diner help connect what students learn at school with the skills they will need for work and life beyond high school.

Communication, teamwork, problem-solving, and confidence are skills that matter in the workplace and in everyday life. Students have an opportunity to practice those skills, learn through experience, and recognize what they are capable of accomplishing.

We cannot thank our Special Education team enough for the work they do to intentionally incorporate life skills, real-world experiences, and opportunities for independence into instruction, helping prepare students for work and life beyond high school.

Behind what guests experienced during One Dish Diner were hours of preparation, instruction, practice, and encouragement. We are grateful for Mrs. Stanley and the entire team at Sparkman High School for the time and extra effort they invested to make this possible.

Serving meals. Building skills. Preparing for what comes next.

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🏆 Thank You, PALS Huntsville! 🏆 Madison County Schools is grateful for the support of Partners for Athletes and Leaders ...
09/22/2026

🏆 Thank You, PALS Huntsville! 🏆

Madison County Schools is grateful for the support of Partners for Athletes and Leaders in Schools (PALS) and the investment they make in students and programs across our district.

PALS recently made a donation to support required equipment for the upcoming season. Beginning with the 2027 season, a double first base will be required in high school baseball games to help minimize the risk of collisions between runners and fielders.

Thanks to the generosity of PALS, our programs will be able to meet this new requirement without placing an additional financial burden on our schools or athletic programs.

PALS provides supplementary assistance to school athletic programs, bands, and student leaders through equipment, event sponsorships, transportation support, and other needed resources.

For those in our community who would like to support the work and mission of PALS, we also want to share an upcoming opportunity to get involved.

⛳ PALS 6th Annual Golf Scramble
📅 October 19
📍 Cherokee Ridge Country Club
⏰ Check-in: 10:00 a.m. | Start: 12:00 p.m.

The Golf Scramble is one of the ways PALS raises support for its work with students and schools. Opportunities are available for teams, sponsorships, prize donations, and other contributions, with additional details included in the graphic.

Thank you, PALS Huntsville, for your continued partnership and investment in opportunities for MCSS Athletics!

Learn more about PALS and their work at palshuntsville.org.

Better with support of our community | Better Together | Madison County Schools

09/21/2026

💫 Madison County Schools is proud to announce our 2026-2027 Teachers of the Year! 💫

Each of these educators has been selected to represent their school as its Teacher of the Year, an honor that reflects the respect of their colleagues and the impact of their work with students.

Being named Teacher of the Year is one of the highest honors within Madison County Schools. These educators represent the heart of our schools and the commitment, care, and professionalism our teachers bring to their classrooms and school communities each day. We are proud to recognize them and grateful for the difference they make in the lives of our students.

During the EXCEL Awards, we will announce our districtwide Elementary Teacher of the Year and Secondary Teacher of the Year. These two educators will go on to represent Madison County Schools in the Alabama Teacher of the Year program, one of our state’s longest-standing and most distinguished recognitions for educators.

Join us as we celebrate our 2026-2027 Teachers of the Year at the annual EXCEL Awards for Excellence in Education:

📅 Tuesday, October 27, 2026
🕠 5:30 p.m.

📍 Flint River Baptist Church
12945 Hwy 231/431 N., Hazel Green, AL 35750

💫 Please help us recognize these amazing educators by congratulating them in the comments below, sharing this post, and spreading the word to uplift the teachers who inspire us all. 💫

We look forward to coming together as a community to celebrate these honorees and the excellence they represent in Madison County Schools.

BETTER TOGETHER | Madison County Schools 💙

We are proud to celebrate Monrovia Elementary School’s Ms. Jillian Lockhart, who was named FOX54 News Top Teacher!Ms. Lo...
09/21/2026

We are proud to celebrate Monrovia Elementary School’s Ms. Jillian Lockhart, who was named FOX54 News Top Teacher!

Ms. Lockhart is a seventh year educator at Monrovia Elementary School, but her story with Monrovia and Madison County Schools began long ago. A proud product of Madison County Schools and a former Monrovia student herself, she returned to the same school and community that helped shape her with a desire to give back and pour into a new generation of students.

Her return to Monrovia also carries a special family legacy. Ms. Lockhart is the daughter of Dr. Cheryl Davis, who dedicated nearly 15 years of leadership and service to Monrovia Elementary as its principal from 2001 to 2015. The opportunity for Ms. Lockhart to now serve students in the same school where she once learned, and where her mother devoted so many years to leading and serving the Monrovia community, makes this recognition especially special.

Today, Ms. Lockhart is building a legacy of her own. She fosters a positive classroom environment where students feel encouraged to take chances, learn from mistakes, and grow in confidence.

Ms. Lockhart hopes to give her students the same sense of confidence and encouragement she received growing up in Madison County schools. She works intentionally to instill confidence, perseverance, and the understanding that challenges are never a reason to stop learning.

Ms. Lockhart, you are a shining example of our students and teachers. We are so proud to see you return to the community that poured into you, continue a remarkable family legacy of service, and now create that same positive, encouraging environment for your own students. You represent Monrovia Elementary School and Madison County Schools with excellence.

Thank you to FOX54’s Keneisha Deas for recognizing Ms. Lockhart and continuing to shine a light on the difference our educators make for students and our communities.

Better because of our people | Better Together | Madison County Schools 💙

📍 MCSS ROAD SHOW: IN OUR SCHOOLS, WITH OUR STUDENTS 📍Our 2026-2027 Board Meeting Road Show is officially underway!Throug...
09/18/2026

📍 MCSS ROAD SHOW: IN OUR SCHOOLS, WITH OUR STUDENTS 📍

Our 2026-2027 Board Meeting Road Show is officially underway!

Throughout the year, Madison County Schools Board of Education takes our meetings on the road, intentionally hosting meetings in our schools across the district. By design, this rotation ensures that, over the course of their term, each Board member has the opportunity to visit and learn about every one of our campuses.

Madison County Schools educates over 20,500 students each day across a geographically expansive district that spans more than 1,400 miles of county roads. Within that footprint are five high schools, four middle schools, three intermediate schools, eleven elementary schools, two K-8 schools, and two K-6 schools.

These “Road Show” visits give our Board the opportunity to see firsthand not only the breadth of our district, but also the distinct character, pride, and strengths that make each school community unique.

Our first Road Show of the year took us to Moores Mill Intermediate School in District 1!

Thank you to Principal Mr. Jeff Dunnavant, Lead the Mill Ambassadors, and the entire MMIS team for welcoming our district leaders and guests. Through a campus tour and presentation, we were able to see the many great things happening at Moores Mill Intermediate and the excellence they display in education.

We were honored to have Hazel Green feeder pattern elementary principals join us for the evening:
Mrs. Whitney Collier, Hazel Green Elementary School
Mr. Anthony Davison, Walnut Grove Elementary School
Mrs. Victoria McAlman, Lynn Fanning Elementary School

Having these school leaders together gave our Board a broader look at District 1 and the strong connections and support across the schools, students, and communities that make up the Hazel Green feeder pattern.

Thank you to everyone who joined us for the evening, including Senator Sam Givhan, who presented a check in support of Madison County Schools.

📅 NEXT STOPS ON THE ROAD SHOW:

October 22- Mt. Carmel Elementary School District 2
November 17- Owens Cross Roads Elementary District 3
January 14- Sparkman Intermediate School District 4
February 18- Legacy Elementary School District 5

Thank you, Mr. Dunnavant and the Moores Mill Intermediate team, for your hospitality and for helping us kick off another year of Board Meeting Road Shows!

Better Together. MCSS 💙

🚀 Madison County Schools Welcomes U.S. Space Command to North Alabama 🚀This morning, Madison County Schools joined Hunts...
09/17/2026

🚀 Madison County Schools Welcomes U.S. Space Command to North Alabama 🚀

This morning, Madison County Schools joined Huntsville City Schools, Madison City Schools, and Redstone Arsenal MWR for the Redstone Arsenal Mission Integration Seminar (RAMIS) at the Freedom Center, Torch HQ.

As U.S. Space Command personnel prepare for a transition to Redstone Arsenal, RAMIS provides an opportunity to get to know North Alabama beyond the workplace, including the schools, opportunities, and resources that make our region a great place to live, work, and raise a family.

We were proud to share the high-quality public education available across Madison County, Alabama, through the tri-district.

It was an honor to welcome U.S. Space Command families to the greater Huntsville area and share the pride we have in the schools and communities they may soon call home.

We are equally proud of the partnership among our three school systems and Redstone Arsenal. We support one another, share resources, and work together to serve families across our community.

That partnership was on full display today as we came together with a shared commitment to helping incoming families feel informed, supported, and welcomed, no matter where they will reside.

Team Redstone MWR is an important part of that support, including childcare services and daily transportation from 51 different schools across all three public school districts for families living and working on Redstone Arsenal.

We are proud of our schools, proud of our community, and ready to welcome you home, Space Command. 🚀

Better together | MCSS 🇺🇸

Today we celebrate Constitution Day and Citizenship Day!Each year on September 17, schools across the nation take time t...
09/17/2026

Today we celebrate Constitution Day and Citizenship Day!

Each year on September 17, schools across the nation take time to honor the United States Constitution, the foundation of our democracy and the guiding document of our freedoms.

At Madison County Schools, we are proud to celebrate our country and our United States Constitution, and we are grateful for the opportunity to teach our students about good citizenship and the enduring principles that shape our nation.

Better together. MCSS 💙

Great things happen when community partners invest in hands-on education! 🌳 Riverton Elementary School was honored to ho...
09/15/2026

Great things happen when community partners invest in hands-on education! 🌳

Riverton Elementary School was honored to host the AMRV RC&D Council and the Madison County Legislative Delegation at its new Flint River Overlook deck.

The presentation celebrated over $106,000 in grant funding distributed to local non-profits and school initiatives across Madison County, including funding dedicated directly to RES's outdoor learning spaces.

The Flint River Overlook project reflects years of persistence from RES teacher Mrs. Katy Souder, whose ongoing grant efforts have helped secure over $70,000 from AMRV RC&D and the Madison County Soil & Water Conservation District —bringing total investment in the school's outdoor learning environment to nearly $100,000.

"This strong, long-term partnership has been essential to completing our physical outdoor learning spaces," shared Mrs. Souder. "With construction finalized, our focus shifts to acquiring high-quality curriculum materials to enrich student learning across our two outdoor classrooms."

Thank you to AMRV RC&D, Madison County SWCD, and our state leaders for giving our students a place to learn by seeing, touching, and exploring nature firsthand!

Better Together | MCSS 🍃

💻 Happy National IT Professionals Day! 💻Today, we recognize and thank our Madison County Schools Information Technology ...
09/15/2026

💻 Happy National IT Professionals Day! 💻

Today, we recognize and thank our Madison County Schools Information Technology team for their tireless work in serving 20,500 students and 2,500 staff.

Skilled, proactive, and true leaders in the IT world, they manage educational technology, PowerSchool student information, connectivity, security, classroom computers, and so much more.

Their expertise and dedication make it possible for our schools to stay connected to parents and the world.

We are better because they are part of our district. Thank you, IT! 💙

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