Important Health and Safety Information
Please view the Path to Recovery for Madison-Grant and the Athletic Return to Play Plan for important information.
- COVID-19 Vaccine Information
- Path to Recovery for Madison-Grant
- Athletic Return to Play Plan
- Madison-Grant Continuous Learning Plan
Thank you for your flexibility as we work to keep our community safe!
K-6 and Jr. High Drop Off
Re-Entry Plans for 2020–2021
As we prepare for the 2020–2021 school year, things may look a little different. Below, you will find information on back to school events for the elementary schools as well as the Jr./Sr. High School. Please also view the re-entry plans for each school building listed. You will also find the expectations for our virtual education option. Please contact the school with any other questions you might have. We are excited to see your kiddos!
Notice to taxpayers
Notice is hereby given to taxpayers of Madison-Grant United School Corporation, Grant County, Indiana that the proper officers of Madison-Grant United School Corporation will conduct a public hearing on the 2021 budget. Following this meeting, any ten or more taxpayers may object to a budget, tax rate, or tax levy by filing an objection petition with the proper officers of Madison-Grant United School Corporation not more than seven days after the hearing. The objection petition must identify the provisions of the budget, tax rate, or tax levy to which taxpayers object. If you file a petition is, Madison-Grant United School Corporation shall adopt with the budget a finding concerning the objections in the petition and testimony presented. Following the aforementioned hearing, the proper officers of Madison-Grant United School Corporation will meet to adopt the notice to taxpayers budget.
Preschool and Kindergarten Registration
We are very excited to welcome our newest Argylls to Madison-Grant. Due to COVID-19 we are starting the registration online as we are unable to schedule any events at this time. We will notify our families with information and next steps as soon as they become available. Simply click on one of the buttons below to begin the registration for your student!
School Calendars
The Madison-Grant School Board of Trustees appreciates everyone's assistance in developing the school year calendars. Your voice served as valuable guidance. We invite you to download a printable copy below.
Latest News
Check out what's happening at Madison-Grant!
Madison-Grant’s baseball team is off to its best start in several years and added a little piece of program history Thursday evening.
Memorial Field will look different Saturday night than it had for any of the previous 19 championship games of the Nick Muller Memorial Tournament.
The Grant County Board of Zoning Appeals (BZA) gave its approval Monday for Madison-Grant United School Corporation to move forward in leasing a vacant building on school grounds to a nonprofit health care organization.
While Bluffton’s overall depth led to a sweep of the three-team home-opening track meet at Madison-Grant, the host Argylls and the visiting Daleville Broncos were excited to be back in action following a year lost to COVID-19.
The pop of a ball going into a leather glove and ringing off an aluminum bat filled the air for the first time in nearly two years Saturday afternoon when the Madison-Grant softball team got its season started with a pair of games at Alexandria.
The long school layoff due to the stay at home order and then returning to school in the midst of the pandemic will have long-lasting effects on students, and Madison-Grant United School Corporation is planning to use federal funding to help address these ongoing issues.
Despite the cancellation of the 2020 spring sports season, optimism is high at Madison-Grant. The coaches are hoping momentum from the successes and improvements seen in 2019 can carry over into 2021.
The Madison-Grant school board joined a growing number of boards and districts across the state formalizing their opposition to proposed changes to school funding being considered in the legislature.
Madison-Grant will begin offering a long-term virtual schooling option this fall after reaching an agreement with virtual learning business ACCEL Schools.
For the second consecutive year, Madison-Grant’s Summitville Elementary School has received a kindness certification from The Great Kindness Challenge, a bullying prevention initiative that aims to improve school climate and increase student engagement.
Coming off a one-point win the previous night over Lapel, it was not a surprise Madison-Grant struggled early offensively as it missed its first nine field goal attempts.
Winning an outright conference championship is always a meaningful accomplishment, but it’s something a Madison-Grant boys basketball had never done.
Before the season even began, first-year Madison-Grant boys’ basketball coach Kevin Cherry expected his senior-laden team to be conference champions.
Containing Luke Brown has proven to be a difficult task for everyone through his four high school basketball seasons at Blackford.
Kevin Cherry’s tenure as head coach for Madison-Grant couldn’t have started any better.
The Madison-Grant boys basketball team opened its season in impressive fashion on Saturday night in Fairmount.
Grant Brown is one of six seniors set to lead Madison-Grant in its first season under new head coach Kevin Cherry.
Read moreMomentum in volleyball is a powerful force, especially so in a battle between two evenly matched teams.
The Madison-Grant (M-G) volleyball team was sharp, efficient, and found a very good rhythm from the start of its class 2A Elwood regional semifinal match against Carroll on Saturday morning.
Second-year Madison-Grant (M-G) head volleyball coach Kayla Jump is trying to finish a thought when the noise level from her players enjoying pizza and Tik Tok is growing to a crescendo.
Madison-Grant (M-G) volleyball coach Kayla Jump hoped a late-season loss endured by her Argylls at Alexandria might carry with it some long-term benefits.
Madison-Grant swept its way to the Grant Four volleyball title on Saturday in Fairmount, ending Mississinewa’s three-year reign as champions in the process.
The Madison-Grant United School Corporation board held its formal 2021 budget hearing at Monday’s meeting, with budget adoption set for October 12.
Madison-Grant cleared a big hurdle in the race for a Central Indiana Conference (CIC) volleyball championship Tuesday night.
FAIRMONT - The overall team result was the same as when they met August 26 in the first round of the Madison County Boys Tennis Tournament, with Madison-Grant posting a 5–0 win Wednesday over Frankton.
The 2020 Madison County boys tennis championship began with first-round play.
Local school corporations working together are being awarded almost half a million dollars from the GEER Fund (Governor’s Education Emergency Relief).
Every morning, Kristy Frank gets her three children up for school, overseeing their getting dressed and breakfast before getting on the bus at 7:30 to take them to each of the three buildings in Madison-Grant United School Corp.
Read moreIn what is believed to be the first program of its kind in the state, JobSource is providing computers and internet access to local students.
The Madison-Grant United School Corporation is putting the finishing touches in place for preparation of the start of school next Friday, Aug. 7.
The Madison County area has seen more than its fair share of volleyball talent over the last decade. While no player dominated during her career like former Alexandria star and current Northwestern defensive specialist Megan Miller, there have been plenty of examples of players who have excelled in the sport in this area.
We invite you to read through these news articles about our district.
A Message From Our Superintendent
Dear Madison-Grant Community,
Welcome! The school year is in full swing, and we are so proud of how our students have grown since the beginning of the year. Madison-Grant is growing right along with them and has much to celebrate!
- We have a student who achieved national recognition in our arts department by earning "Gold Key" status and has their work displayed in New York.
- Our preschool offerings achieved Level 3 ratings in Paths to Quality, recognized as High Quality preschool programs.
- Over two hundred students and staff have volunteered in our community days at Summitville and Fairmount.
- Two students earned "A+" certifications in technology, which allows them to gainful employment prior to graduating.
- The United Way of Grant and Madison Counties recognized Madison-Grant for their community involvement and financial support.
- We've increased our college credit offerings to over 40 choices, saving our families over $600,000 in three years with credits from IU Kokomo, Indiana Wesleyan, Ivy Tech (Marion), and Vincennes University.
- We are producing clean solar energy on our junior-senior high campus, which demonstrates our commitment to a healthy environment and fiscal responsibility.
Do you like what you've read? Stop by our campuses and see for yourself! Whether you are considering full enrollment or a blended home-school/public-school enrollment, Madison-Grant has much to offer in college credits, industry certifications, and rich experiences in the arts!
Sincerely,
Dr. Scott A. Deetz
Madison-Grant United School Corporation is tobacco free as of August 23, 2010. Tobacco in any form is prohibited in any Madison-Grant facility, vehicle, on any grounds, or at any school-related event.