Madison High School

Summer Lunch Program info (you can find this information on our Insta/FB accounts as well). Madison School District Summer Lunch Program Held at Madison Middle School Location Madison Middle School 575 W 7th S Rexburg Idaho Dates June 5th - June 30th 2023 Time 11:30 am - 1:00 pm Monday - Friday RULES Children 1-18 are allowed to eat for free. Lunch is to be eaten in the cafeteria A 2nd lunch can be served only if there is extra food left over. Adults may purchase lunch for $5.00 Adults may not eat off of the child's plate Always show kindness and respect to the lunch ladies and the nice folks around you Come and have some fun with us this summer! #weraremadison #summerlunchprogram

If you have boys that are interested in 🏀 Basketball , check this out! #wearemadison

Tennis and Track headed to state yesterday!! Good luck Bobcats and have fun! 😁🐾 #wearemadison

Bobcat Fieldhouse summer hours for the public: May 30-June 29 Monday-Thursday mornings 6-9 am Closed evenings Closed July-August Opens back up September 5th The outdoor tennis courts and track will be open through the summer. Thanks everyone

Tomorrow (Thursday the 18th) is our Madison Cares Event "Rise Above". Come on out to the MHS football stadium to enjoy dinner, games, and family time. Dinner will be served until 6:30pm. We are excited to see you all there!

Madison School District Summer Lunch Program Held at Madison Middle School Location Madison Middle School 575 W 7th S Rexburg Idaho Dates June 5th - June 30th 2023 Time 11:30 am - 1:00 pm Monday - Friday RULES Children 1-18 are allowed to eat for free. Lunch is to be eaten in the cafeteria A 2nd lunch can be served only if there is extra food left over. Adults may purchase lunch for $5.00 Adults may not eat off of the child's plate Always show kindness and respect to the lunch ladies and the nice folks around you Come and have some fun with us this summer! #weraremadison #summerlunchprogram

Are you excited for graduation?! Check out this fun opportunity happening before the ceremony begins!

Hi Everyone! Just a reminder that the Bobcat Fieldhouse will be closed to the public tomorrow (Friday) night, May 5th for a school activity. It will still be open in the AM that day. Thanks!

Our HS tennis team has had a fantastic season so far! We are heading into District Championships next week (Wednesday and Friday) with our top groups for singles, doubles, and mixed! Here are some recent highlights from their tournaments: At the Gate City Pocatello Tournament, they had kids in the finals for 8 out of 12 events and won three championships!! This past weekend at the Capital Invite in Boise, they finished 5th overall out of 32 teams and had the highest finish in our area. The best finish was our Girls #1 doubles team that finished 4th. Boys doubles #1 and #2 and Girls #2 went undefeated in pod play Good luck on your games coming up (Today, Tomorrow-final home match against Highland, Thursday, and next week at the District Championships Bobcats! #wearemadison

Summer Girls Basketball Camp set at Madison High School. See flyer for details.

Last week was the Madison Band Annual Chili Cook-Off! Families ate and enjoyed the various Madison jazz bands that played. Our wonderful teachers (Michael Peterson , Susanna Blackwood and Steve Klingler) conducted and even sang along. It was such a fun night and the music was beautiful! Thank you to all those that helped put this on and to the talented Bobcats that played 🐾 #wearemadison

ATTENTION!!! The Bobcat Fieldhouse will be closed to the public May 5th in the evening, 7:00-10:00 PM for a Madison High School student activity. Thank you!!!

Come watch our MHS Bobcats perform Hit and Misdemeanor! Opening night is tomorrow (Thursday the 20th-22nd and 24th) 7pm at the MHS Performing Arts Center. Tickets: Adults are $4 and students $3 This is going to be a great show!!

This past weekend, Madison took 3rd place at the State Speech Tournament in Couer d' Alene! Congratulations Bobcats!! 🐾 We are very proud of you all! 😁 Addie Carter: Informative Ari Rodriguez: 1st place Communication Analysis Avery Ricks: Finalist Informative Brayden Spencer: Impromptu Carie Benson: Retold Story Charlotte Hancock: Semi-finalist Original Oratory Claire Wilcox: Semi-finalist Sales Gabriel Ribeiro: Alternate Panel Discussion Jack Chenault: Semi-finalist Communication Analysis Maddi Evans: Finalist Original Oratory Marie d'Evegnee: Alternate Retold Story Mirah Bennion: Semi-finalist Dramatic Interpretation Mirah Bennion and Jacob Woodward: Duo Interpretation Peter d'Evegnee: Sales

This past weekend, Madison took 3rd place at the State Speech Tournament in Couer d' Alene! Congratulations Bobcats!! 🐾 We are very proud of you all! 😁 Addie Carter: Informative Ari Rodriguez: 1st place Communication Analysis Avery Ricks: Finalist Informative Brayden Spencer: Impromptu Carie Benson: Retold Story Charlotte Hancock: Semi-finalist Original Oratory Claire Wilcox: Semi-finalist Sales Gabriel Ribeiro: Alternate Panel Discussion Jack Chenault: Semi-finalist Communication Analysis Maddi Evans: Finalist Original Oratory Marie d'Evegnee: Alternate Retold Story Mirah Bennion: Semi-finalist Dramatic Interpretation Mirah Bennion and Jacob Woodward: Duo Interpretation Peter d'Evegnee: Sales

MHS students will be performing their Spring play Hit and Misdemeanor this week April 20th-22nd and the 24th. It is going to be such a fun play, you don't want to miss it!! Location: MHS performing art center @ 7pm See you there!! #wearemadison

Monday April 24th @6:30pm there will be a meeting for the parents of students who are interested in participating in the HS Swim Team in the Fall! #wearemadison

Mrs. Grover’s all girls workout class (Body Sculpting at MHS) just completed their final day of R.A.D. (Rape Aggression Defense). R.A.D. is a defense system designed for women and girls. Beginning with awareness, prevention, risk reduction, and avoidance, R.A.D. educates and trains woman how to defend themselves against sexual assault. The classes are taught by officers who are trained and certified to teach. Two years ago, Mrs. Grover and her 12 year old daughter took R.A.D., so she could experience it for herself. She quickly learned that these were important skills that she wanted her girls class to have. With the help of the High School resource officer and two other officers, this has become part of the Body Sculpting curriculum offered in the first and third trimesters. (Officer Bovie has been involved with R.A.D. for 12 years, Officer Noel- 10 years, and Officer Frei- 3 years. Officer Boivie’s wife, Marnie, is also certified and helps with the class when she’s available. She has been involved with R.A.D. for 10 years.) Thank you for the time and commitment in teaching our students how to protect themselves. #wearemadison

Here is the flyer and information for the Bobcat Youth Football Camp this summer!

Here is the flyer and information for the Bobcat Youth Football Camp this summer!