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❤️ ROLL TRIBE! RIBBON CUTTING CEREMONY AT NHHS! ❤️ There was plenty to celebrate at New Hope High School as students, st...
09/04/2026

❤️ ROLL TRIBE! RIBBON CUTTING CEREMONY AT NHHS! ❤️

There was plenty to celebrate at New Hope High School as students, staff, families, and community partners came together for the ribbon cutting of the school’s new multi-use turf field at Jack Mitchell Stadium!

We’re excited to share some of our favorite moments from a great evening for the New Hope community. A special thank you to Principal Mr. Bryan Gustafson, Board Member Mr. Brian Brooks, and the entire New Hope team for the hard work and preparation that made the celebration so special.

We were honored to celebrate alongside Superintendent Mr. Ken Kubik, the Madison County Board of Education, Representative Ritchie Whorton, Commissioner Craig Hill, Roger Walling Mayor of New Hope, and our many honored guests who joined us in supporting New Hope High School and our students.

New Hope’s new field is an investment that reaches far beyond Friday night football, supporting students in grades 7–12 through football, boys and girls soccer, girls flag football, marching band, physical education, and more.

📸 Take a look at some of our favorite moments from the night’s celebration!

And the celebration continues across MCSS! ✂️🏈

💜 TONIGHT: MADISON COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL!

Tonight, we’ll celebrate the ribbon cutting of Madison County High School’s new track and multi-use turf field at 6:30 p.m., immediately before kickoff!

Tonight’s ribbon cutting closes out an exciting districtwide milestone. With the completion of the Madison County High School project, ALL FIVE MCSS high school campuses will officially be outfitted with multi-use turf fields!

From Buckhorn to New Hope and now Madison County High School, these celebrations have highlighted investments that will create more opportunities for students across our district for years to come.

Better Together | MCSS 💙

📅 2027-2028 Academic Calendar NOW AVAILABLE! 📅 Planning ahead? The 2027-2028 MCSS Academic Calendar, approved during the...
09/03/2026

📅 2027-2028 Academic Calendar NOW AVAILABLE! 📅

Planning ahead? The 2027-2028 MCSS Academic Calendar, approved during the last Madison County Board of Education meeting is now available.

MCSS Academic Calendars are available for reference anytime on our website at:
🔗 https://www.mcssk12.org/calendar

✈️ Our first extended weekend of this school year is here! Tomorrow, Friday, September 4, is an E-Learning Day, and schools will be closed Monday, September 7, for the Labor Day holiday.

✈️ Planning Ahead? Our Travel Planning Made Easier guide highlights opportunities like this throughout the 2026-2027 school year, helping families plan vacations, appointments, and events when school is not in session.

Note: for easy reference, we have also included our current 2026-2027 Academic Calendar as the third graphic.

Strong attendance matters. Planning ahead helps families make the most of their time together while minimizing missed instructional time.

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📅 September is Attendance Awareness Month! 📅 We know every day counts, and so do you! Many of our families have asked fo...
09/01/2026

📅 September is Attendance Awareness Month! 📅

We know every day counts, and so do you!

Many of our families have asked for clarity about half-day attendance, and we’re happy to share this helpful information by request.

🎯 Helpful information:
If your child is present for at least 51% of the school day, it counts as a full day of attendance and does not count against their attendance record.

🎯 Attendance matters:
Students who attend school regularly are more likely to succeed in reading, math, and social development. Even a few missed days each month can add up and impact long-term.

Thank you for staying connected, asking great questions, and partnering with us to support your child’s learning!

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Madison County Schools | E-Learning Day | Friday, September 4, 2026A helpful reminder for our MCSS families: Friday, Sep...
08/31/2026

Madison County Schools | E-Learning Day | Friday, September 4, 2026

A helpful reminder for our MCSS families: Friday, September 4, 2026, will be an e-learning day for all students. Students will not report to campus.

Teachers will provide assignments and instructions to ensure continued learning from home. Please reach out to your child’s teacher orschool if you have any questions or need support.

📅 PLAN AHEAD WITH MCSS CALENDARS 📅

MCSS has two scheduled e-learning days during the 2026-2027 school year: Friday, September 4, 2026, and Friday, February 12, 2027.

Families can stay on schedule and plan ahead using our official District Calendar: mcssk12.org/calendar

Thank you for your partnership as we continue to support student success.

Better Together | MCSS

🩺 Calling All RNs! 🩺Madison County Schools is HIRING licensed RNs for contracted school nursing opportunities to support...
08/31/2026

🩺 Calling All RNs! 🩺

Madison County Schools is HIRING licensed RNs for contracted school nursing opportunities to support the health, safety, and success of our students!

✔️ $45 per hour
✔️ Minimum of 3 years of experience required
✔️ Before and after school availability needed

📲 Click the link below to view current opportunities and apply today.

📲 https://hiretrue-prod.com/hiretrue/ce3/job-board/e64590f9-2bf7-449a-83a5-2e87b4bbf959?subdivision=Madison%20Co

➡️ Know an RN who may be a great fit?

Please consider SHARING this post with those who may be interested or on Facebook to help us spread the word!

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✂️ Madison County Schools invites you to the ribbon cutting ceremony for Madison County High School's new multi-use turf...
08/31/2026

✂️ Madison County Schools invites you to the ribbon cutting ceremony for Madison County High School's new multi-use turf field and newly renovated track! ✂️

Join us this Friday, September 4, at 6:30 p.m. as we celebrate this exciting milestone before kickoff as the Madison County Tigers take on Sylvania!

📍 Madison County High School
174 Brock Road
Gurley, AL 35748

This ceremony marks the third and final turf field ribbon cutting of the fall and officially rounds out all five Madison County Schools high school campuses with multi-use turf fields!

These capital investments expand opportunities for thousands of students in grades 7 through 12, supporting football, boys and girls soccer, girls flag football, marching band, physical education classes, and many other student activities and community events. At Madison County High School, the project also includes renovations to the track, further improving athletic facilities for students and the school community.

This final ribbon cutting represents an exciting districtwide milestone and the completion of an investment that will serve students across all five of our high school campuses for years to come.

We hope you’ll join us Friday night as we celebrate Madison County High School and this exciting milestone for Madison County Schools!

Better Together | Madison County Schools 💙

✂️GO BUCKS! RIBBON CUTTING CEREMONY AT BHS! ✂️There was plenty to celebrate at Buckhorn High School as students, staff, ...
08/28/2026

✂️GO BUCKS! RIBBON CUTTING CEREMONY AT BHS! ✂️

There was plenty to celebrate at Buckhorn High School as students, staff, families, and community partners came together for the ribbon cutting of the school’s new multi-use turf field at Tommy R. Ledbetter Stadium!

We’re excited to share some of our favorite moments from a great evening for the Buckhorn community. A special thank you to Principal Mr. Matthew Parkin, Athletic Director Mr. Jacob Souder, Board Member Mr. Wes Jones, and the entire Buckhorn team for the hard work and preparation that made the celebration so special.

We were honored to celebrate alongside Superintendent Mr. Ken Kubik, the Madison County Board of Education, Representative Steve Livingston, Representative Richie Whorton, and our many honored guests who joined us in supporting Buckhorn High School and our students.

Buckhorn’s new field is an investment that reaches far beyond Friday night football, supporting students in grades 7–12 through football, boys and girls soccer, girls flag football, marching band, physical education, and more.

📸 Take a look at some of our favorite moments from the night's celebration!

And the celebration continues across MCSS! ✂️ 🏈

NEXT UP: New Hope High School! ❤️
Tonight, we’ll celebrate the ribbon cutting of New Hope High School’s new multi-use turf field at 6:30 p.m., immediately before kickoff.

Then, next Friday, it’s Madison County High School’s turn as we celebrate its new track and multi-use turf field! 💜

Three celebrations across three school communities will mark an exciting milestone for our district. With these projects complete, ALL FIVE MCSS high school campuses will have multi-use turf fields, creating more opportunities for students across Madison County Schools.

Better together | MCSS 💙

✂️ Madison County Schools invites you to the ribbon cutting ceremony for New Hope High School’s new multi-use turf field...
08/24/2026

✂️ Madison County Schools invites you to the ribbon cutting ceremony for New Hope High School’s new multi-use turf field ✂️

Join us this Friday, August 28, at 6:30 p.m. as we celebrate this exciting milestone before kickoff of the New Hope High School football game.

📍 New Hope High School
5216 Main Drive
New Hope, AL 35760

This is the second of three turf field ribbon-cutting ceremonies taking place this fall as Madison County Schools celebrates the completion of turf fields at ALL FIVE of our high schools!

These capital investments will support thousands of students in grades 7 through 12, including football, boys and girls soccer, girls flag football, marching band, physical education classes, and many other student activities and community events.

We hope you’ll join us Friday night as we celebrate this exciting milestone for New Hope High School, the New Hope community, and Madison County Schools!

❤️ Better Together | Madison County Schools 💙

🚌 GOING THE EXTRA MILE | MCSS Transportation 🚌 Every school day, our Transportation team does much more than drive buses...
08/24/2026

🚌 GOING THE EXTRA MILE | MCSS Transportation 🚌

Every school day, our Transportation team does much more than drive buses. They solve problems, support families, care for students, help one another, and work alongside our schools to make sure students get where they need to be safely.

Recently, our school administrators shared some of the team members they have seen going the extra mile, and their responses give us plenty to be thankful for.

At Mt. Carmel Elementary, Mr. Hammonds and Ms. Sisk were recognized for their patience and commitment to meeting a student's transportation needs through. Mr. Childers stepped up to support a family on his route after they lost their home in a fire, even personally helping provide immediate necessities. Ms. Westrope was recognized for providing extra care and encouragement to a student during a difficult time.

At Central School, Marty Clifford was praised for helping balance routes, schedule drivers, and continually find solutions with students at the center of every decision.

At Buckhorn High School, Regina Helton kept buses moving smoothly despite driver absences, while Monrovia Elementary recognized Mr. Tommy for making extra trips and doing whatever was needed to make sure students got to school.

And the recognition continues across our district:

👏 Sam Steele, Sunday Flinner, Mark Swaim, Anna Smith, Carla Woodard and Noelia Henson at PACE

👏 Madison Cross Roads drivers for their flexibility and teamwork while adjusting to transportation changes this school year

👏 Michelle Cardin for working closely with Sparkman Intermediate to support students and address bus concerns

👏 Deanna Sturgeon for going above and beyond to ensure Meridianville Middle students have a safe ride home

👏 Jeff Heard for covering an additional route while continuing to run his own

👏 Charlie for helping a new driver get acclimated and bringing a positive attitude and strong communication to the job

👏 Allison Jackson for her extraordinary leadership and willingness to take on additional routes while supporting students and drivers across multiple schools

👏 Stan McFarlen for going above and beyond to support Endeavor Elementary and its transportation administration

👏 Rick, Jill and Andre for supporting Monrovia Middle athletics, and Liz and Abeni for providing consistency for students when assigned drivers were unavailable

These are just a few examples of what happens behind the scenes every day across MCSS Transportation.

To everyone who keeps our buses moving: thank you. Your work matters, your schools notice, and most importantly, the students you serve benefit from your role every day.

See a bus driver or transportation team member you know recognized above? Give them a shoutout in the comments! Have someone else you would like to recognize for a job well done? We would love to hear about them, too!

Better Together | MCSS 🚌

📣  Calling MCSS Student-Athlete Leaders! 📣MCSS Athletics is launching a *NEW* Student-Athlete Leadership Team, bringing ...
08/21/2026

📣 Calling MCSS Student-Athlete Leaders! 📣

MCSS Athletics is launching a *NEW* Student-Athlete Leadership Team, bringing together student-athletes from all five Madison County Schools high schools to lead, share their voice, and help shape the student-athlete experience across our district.

We want this team to reflect the diversity of our students and athletic programs. Our goal is to select student-athletes from each of our five high schools, with male and female representation and student-athletes participating across fall, winter, and spring sports.

We are looking for juniors and seniors who demonstrate leadership, strong character, sportsmanship, and a commitment to representing their school and MCSS Athletics well.

🏆 5 High Schools | One Team
🎤 Be the voice for student-athletes
🤝 Strengthen the student-athlete experience
⭐ Help shape the future of MCSS Athletics

Ready to lead? Apply today! Click the link below or scan the QR code to get started!

🔗 https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfqgQ_zs5jYp9M_Itp37ZWXaPu7wk219-PvSyQBNJl9iSuzbg/viewform

BETTER TOGETHER | MCSS

Address

1275 Jordan Road
Huntsville, AL
35811

Opening Hours

Monday 7:30am - 4:30pm
Tuesday 7:30am - 4:30pm
Wednesday 7:30am - 4:30pm
Thursday 7:30am - 4:30pm
Friday 7:30am - 4:30pm

Telephone

+12568522557

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