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Kindergarten Round Up
Kindergarten Round up will be April 6th, 2023 from 3:30 - 5:00. Bring birth certificate, Immunizations and proof of residency(water bill, Electric bill, Gas bill or lease with parents name on it.)
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Family - Principal Chat #3
Please join us for the next meeting on Monday, April 3rd from 2:50-3:50! Click here for more details.
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Madison’s Eagle!
Let’s celebrate our Madison rescue eagle! This is "Golden Eagle Male"! We are so excited to be helping to rehabilitate him with our donations! He'll be coming to Madison for a visit in May.
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Affordable Connectivity Program
The Affordable Connectivity Program is an FCC program that helps families struggling to afford internet service.
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BrainWise
Madison Elementary is fortunate enough to continue our work with the Partners organization (formerly known as Partners Mentoring Youth) and they are offering an after school learning experience starting January 11th called BrainWise. This experience focuses on how students can achieve their full potential by improving the choices they make. This experience will last ten sessions, but the difference will last much longer. There is no charge for this opportunity.
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English Classes
Beginning Jan. 17th, The Family Center is offering English classes on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 6-7:30 pm. Click for more information!
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Updated School Hours!
Our school hours have changed! Monday Start: 8:35 End: 2:50 Tues.-Fri Start: 7:35
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ALIANZA NORCO
Working for immigrant rights. Luchando por los Derechos de los Inmigrantes
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Attention: Change to Madison Parking, Drop-Off and Pick-Up
Starting February 21, 2022, our parking lot and access to our school will change dramatically. We appreciate your patience. If there are questions or concerns, please call Mr. Isenhour at 970-348-1700.
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Immunization Announcement
In compliance with new State Law (SB20-1163 passed in 2020) it requires that we notify families of our schools MMR immunization rates. Please see the attached notification from Madison Elementary.
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Free and Reduced Meal Application
District 6 accepts meal benefit applications for the entire school year. The more families submit applications, the more potential funding our schools can receive. This funding is critical.
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Student and Family Internet Access
Click this link to complete a survey about your family's access the internet.
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Steven Isenhour, Principal
Cameron Shinn, Assistant Principal
You are welcome at Madison Elementary!
I am honored to serve as principal of this excellent school.
With a vibrant student body, committed staff, and incredible families, this is a school where anything is possible. Our mission is to inspire our 21st Century Learners to pursue their unlimited potential and fulfill their dreams. We believe creating a safe learning environment that is centered on scholars, directed by teachers, and supported by home and the community, will spark our scholars to become independent learners with the desires, skills, and abilities necessary for college and career.
If you are a prospective family, please contact me anytime to schedule a tour. We'd love to meet you! If you are a current family, we’re your proud partner in education and want you to know that we are here for you!
As principal, my beliefs are simple:
- We are a strong team of caring and committed professionals, working in partnership with families to create an engaging school.
- We create a community of respect and cooperation to deliver the best education possible for our scholars.
- We leverage the diversity of our community in its many forms to promote peace, acceptance, mutual understanding, and respect in the classroom and beyond our school day.
- We integrate the Colorado State Standards into a rigorous, aligned, and engaging curriculum to provide meaningful and unique learning opportunities for our scholars.
- We ensure clear and consistent communication between our families and school, so we build mutual trust.
- We hold our scholars accountable for their learning and actions in a manner that builds a safe community where all scholars feel welcome and able to learn at the highest levels.
- We have expectations that are clear and understood, and discipline that serves to teach, restore, and help our scholars be better citizens.
I hope that you will see your own values in my stated beliefs, and work with us to make Madison Elementary the best school for the world.
Steve Isenhour
Principal
MISSIONOur mission is to inspire our 21st Century Learners to pursue their unlimited potential and fulfill their dreams.VisionMadison engages, empowers and inspires our scholars to succeed and be prepared for College and Career.School Hours:
Monday Late Start:
Start: 8:35 am
Dismissal 2:50 pm
Tuesday-Friday
Start: 7:35 am
Dismissal 2:50 pm
The Madison Eagle Pledge
I want to make myself better today than yesterday.
My teacher cannot do this for me.
I must do it myself.
I will treat others the way that I want to be treated.
I will honor the rights of others.I will show respect and responsibility.
I believe I can learn. I will succeed at learning today.
I am a Madison Eagle!
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District 6 seeks input on new music, PE materials
Greeley-Evans School District 6 is seeking parent and community input on Music and P.E. learning materials for grades K-8 that will be purchased for the next school year with proceeds from the 2022 Mill Levy Override.
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Prairie Heights Middle School Recognized for Supporting Educators and Building a Positive School Culture to Accelerate Student Learning
Representatives from the Chan Zuckerberg Initiative (CZI), Gradient Learning, and the Search Institute visited Prairie Heights Middle School in Evans, Colorado, to celebrate the school’s progress. Under the leadership of Principal Stephanie Knox, Prairie Heights prioritized one-on-one mentoring with students and expanded professional learning opportunities for teachers. These initiatives fostered a positive school climate and culture and teacher collaboration, helping Prairie Heights achieve the highest rating on the Colorado Department of Education’s school performance framework.
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Office Manager wins D6 Classified Employee of the Year
Mandi Hurley, who works as the Office Manager at Dos Rios Elementary School, was named the Classified Employee of the Year by the Greeley-Evans District 6 Classified Council. Hurley was honored Monday night at the Board of Education meeting.
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District 6 seeks input on bullying prevention materials
Greeley-Evans School District 6 is seeking parent and community input on Bullying Prevention materials that will be purchased for the next school year with proceeds from the 2017 Mill Levy Override.
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D6 students win prestigious Daniels Fund Scholarship
Four Greeley-Evans School District 6 seniors who will graduate in May have been notified they will receive the prestigious Daniels Scholarship.
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District 6 seeks input on new AP learning materials
Greeley-Evans School District 6 is seeking parent and community input on Advanced Placement learning materials that will be purchased for the next school year with proceeds from the 2017 Mill Levy Override.
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Kindergarten Round-Up 2023-2024
Beginning today, Wednesday, March 8, kindergarten registration is open for all non-charter Greeley-Evans School District 6 schools for the 2023-2024 school year. Children must turn five years old by October 1, 2023 in order to register for kindergarten next year.
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Livestream: Board of Education Meeting
The March 27, 2023 Business Meeting of the Greeley-Evans School District 6 Board of Education will broadcast LIVE on our YouTube channel at 6:00 p.m.
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Secretary of Agriculture Vilsack visits District 6 school
United States Secretary of Agriculture Thomas Vilsack visited Maplewood Elementary School in Greeley-Evans School District 6 today to recognize the work District 6 has accomplished to ensure all students have access to healthy meals and activities, and to announce some new national initiatives aimed at providing greater access to healthy meals for all children.
