Welcome!
Welcome to the 2019–2020 school year at Madison-Grant! The school year is back in swing, and we already have so many accomplishments to celebrate!
New Phone Numbers for Madison-Grant
Please make note of our new district phone numbers:
- Madison-Grant Jr./Sr. High School - (765) 536.0032
- Park Elementary School - (765) 536.0084
- Summitville Elementary School - (765) 536.2875
- Central Office - (765) 536.0008
2020–2021 Calendar
The Madison-Grant School Board of Trustees appreciates everyone's assistance in developing the 2020–2021 school year calendar. 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 announces its partnership with Waterford.org as an addition to their early childhood curriculum as yet another piece of curriculum to round out a cutting-edge education through their early childhood programming.
Read moreMadison-Grant United’s goal is to set up and initiate an active event warning system.
Read moreFor the first time since the 1990s, Madison-Grant Jr./Sr. High School received a membership with the National FFA Organization.
When Sarah Jarvis gave birth to her son Ethan Jarvis, now a seventh-grader at Frankton Jr.-Sr. High School, she certainly expected to be a sports mom.
Read moreStudents in Grant County often learn about local, state, and federal government in class, but a handful of them are getting a deeper understanding of how exactly a bill becomes law as they shadow local legislators this year.
Read moreTeachers all over Indiana are going back to school to meet soon-to-be effective certification requirements to teach dual-credit classes.
Read moreGenerations of teenagers have gotten to know about Fairmount’s James Dean, who died tragically at age 24 in a car crash, as the actor who came a cultural icon for the 1955 film Rebel Without a Cause.
Rachel Dilts hands the four year olds blue pegged geoboards. One student sits at a desk while others lie on their stomachs on a rug pulling rubber bands around the pegs to make squares, rectangles, and trapezoids.
Read moreIn Samantha Smith’s kindergarten classroom at Summitville Elementary School, an artist in a video instructs the dozen students to draw two long lines, then go out about an inch and draw a dot before connecting each line to the dot.
Read moreArticle by Samantha Oyler with the Chronicle Tribune.
With no knowledge of a similar program anywhere else in the surrounding area, Madison-Grant’s Summitville Elementary School is pioneering a program called Argyll Adventure Academy that will expose pre-kindergarten students to science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM).
Read moreIndianapolis, IN - (August 14, 2019) - The Rural Caucus met today at the Indiana State Fair in the Normandy Barn, where legislators gathered to learn about the issues facing rural communities in the heartland.
We have a whole host of teachers who are now Google Certified Educators!
Check out our latest! Madison-Grant enterprise takes 452 students to volunteer across our communities.
Service Learning Day 2019
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.