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
- In-Person Instruction Plan for Winter/Spring 2023
- 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
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!
When the final out was called, a sea of black, white, and gold swarmed Jay Dunlap Field.
When Madison-Grant sophomore first baseman Carley Holliday stepped up to the plate for the first time in the Argylls’ second-round sectional matchup against Eastern, she stared down senior Macy Coan — the Comets’ starting pitcher who was 15-1 with 247 strikeouts heading into the contest.
If you asked Johnna Hiatt about her batting performance before the sixth inning against Frankton on Thursday, she would tell you it wasn’t her best.
For all Madison-Grant’s offensive exploits during Wednesday’s victory at Elwood, the most important feat might have come on the mound.
Last year is exactly that for Madison-Grant softball coach Travis Havens.
When Tanner Brooks steps into the starter block at a Madison-Grant (M-G) track meet, fans should refrain from blinking.
On Friday, January 6, all MGJSHS students participated in Career Day.
Each week we bring the readers a few of the highlights from the previous days of individual and team athletics accomplishments from some of the games, matches, and meets The Herald Bulletin sports was unable to cover.
After graduating six key seniors from the 2021 sectional championship team, expectations were not as high for the 2022 Madison-Grant volleyball team, a team that would be playing with a bullseye on its back all season.
Madison-Grant continued its impressive roll into the 2022 boys' tennis postseason Tuesday evening with an impressive Marion Regional debut.
For months, Christopher Fox and his Madison-Grant teammates have put in extra hours on the tennis courts, often well past dark and often forcing coach Tony Pitt to send them home.
The Madison-Grant boys tennis team put an emphatic stamp on the first central Indiana conference championship in program history on Tuesday, September 20 with a 5-0 win at Elwood.
Former Madison-Grant volleyball coach Bob Holloway didn’t mince words when talking about current Argyll senior Daya Greene.
The walls of the Madison-Grant (M-G) gymnasium are adorned with banners celebrating the various championships.
The Madison-Grant Argylls upset the Mississinewa Indians by a score of 27-6.
The Madison-Grant volleyball team improved to 6-1 Thursday night in Tipton and got a record-setting performance from senior libero Daya Greene.
The Madison-Grant boys tennis team cleared a big hurdle in the chase for a CIC championship and also made a statement that it’s a clear threat to win the school’s first-ever tennis sectional title with a 5-0 win over Mississinewa Wednesday evening in Fairmount.
Madison-Grant senior Jon Pyle works on his computer project as he works toward earning certification in Photoshop through a grant the school has received to better prepare students for their post-secondary experiences.
John P. Cleary | For The Herald Bulletin
Madison-Grant received a $250,000 state grant to help students plan their post-graduation lives.
Class of 2022 Awards
Annual performance report
Indiana State Grade B
A Message From Our Superintendent
Dear Madison-Grant Families,
We’d like to take a moment to acknowledge: the world has changed since March of 2020. We thank our whole community for coming together to give our students and families amazing opportunities with their support. We have become nimble and continued to grow our offerings during this unknown time because we know our students must still be career and college-ready in an ever-changing world. Our students have succeeded and continued to thrive at Madison-Grant in the face of the unknown.
We want to share how hard our team has worked to give our students and families the best opportunities around. I’d like to share with you just a few of the proud moments we’ve celebrated this past year and some exciting moments to look forward to as we move into the school year. These are the things possible when you have an amazing team and community dedicated to lifting up our youth. #WeAreMG
- The class of 2021 garnered $1.6 million in scholarships and awards and earned 1,866 in college credits.
- We have a student who achieved national recognition in our art department by earning "Gold Key" status and has their work displayed in New York and Washington D.C.
- Our preschool offerings achieved Level 3 ratings in Paths to Quality, recognized as High Quality preschool programs.
- We had two students graduate with enough dual credits to enter a four-year university as sophomores, and another as a junior!
- 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 50 choices, saving our families over $600,000 in three years with credits from IU Kokomo, Indiana Wesleyan, Ivy Tech (Marion), and Vincennes University.
- Our Ag program has expanded into Agri-Business, and we look forward to new opportunities with the FFA.
- Last spring our girls’ softball and boys’ baseball won sectional championships and our other athletic teams continue to excel and allow for opportunities not often found at larger schools.
- Madison-Grant will offer 100% virtual or blended learning to help meet the needs of every student with our new virtual academies.
- We are producing clean solar energy on our junior-senior high campus, which demonstrates our commitment to a healthy environment and fiscal responsibility.
If you would like to be a part of an amazing community of educators and fantastic student life, call our office to set up a tour today. Whether you are considering full enrollment or a blended home-school/public-school enrollment, Madison-Grant has much to offer in college credits, student life and athletics, industry certifications, and rich experiences in the arts!
#WeAreMG
Sincerely,
Scott A. Deetz
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.