2019 State of Our Schools April 4, 2019
Madison County Board of Education District 1 - Nathan Curry District 2 - Mary Louise Stowe District 3 - Angie Bates District 4 - Dave Weis District 5 - Shere Rucker Community Advisory Groups Over 160 community members serve as CAGs in our 27 schools. 2
Mr. Joe Ritch 2019 Torchbearer Award For Support of Public Education
Our Mission Mission Create and support high quality ● public schools Maximize student achievement ● Expand student opportunities ● Prepare graduates for success in ● a globally-competitive world 4
About Madison County Schools 27 Schools ● 2,319 Employees ● 1,134 Certified ○ 73 Principals/Assistant ○ Principals 983 Support Personnel ○ 19, 205 students ● 68% White ○ 22% Black ○ 10% Other Minority ○ 219 Bus Route ● 10, 435 Students Transported ○ 36.50% Free & Reduced Lunch ● 1% English Language Learners ● 5
Characteristics of an Elite School System Fiscally Responsible ● Strategic Plan ● Academics and Supporting Programs ● Professional Development ● Student Services ● Community Support ● Academic Performance ● 6
Fiscal Responsibility Supporting Student Learning 7
Funding 8
Fiscal Responsibility Safety Capital Projects Single/Double Point Entries New Market ● ● Partnership with MCSO Central ● ● Video Systems Sparkman HS ● ● Raptor System Sparkman MS ● ● Model for other school New Hope ES ● ● systems Lynn Fanning ● Riverton IS ● 9
Strategic Plan Meeting the Needs of the 21st Century Learner 10
Strategic Plan 11
Academics & Programs College and Career Prep, Service Organizations, Fine Arts, and Athletics 12
Academics & Programs Advance Placement ● STEM ● Workforce Development ● Virtual School (Grades 3-12) ● Athletic Programs ● Fine Arts ● 13
STEM GreenPower, Robotics, and Cyber Security, PLTW 14
Workforce Development Career Academies, JAG, Work-based Opportunities 15
Coby Hubbard, NHHS Sarah Steelman, NHHS Lauren Mayes, HGHS Fine Arts Choral, Band, Visual Art, Theatre, Photography 16
Athletics Nationally Ranked, State Champions, Scholarships 17
Archery, Bass Fishing, and Bowling New Athletic Programs, new opportunities for students 18
Professional Development Professional Learning Communities 19
Professional Learning Communities Ensure ALL Students Learn at High Levels ● Build Collaboration and Collective ● Responsibility Focus on Getting Results ● 20
Student Services Physical & Mental Wellness, Guidance, and Family Assistance 21
Student Services Meeting Social & Emotional Needs Wellstone Partnership ● ADMH Partnership ● Funding Allocation ● Community Partnerships ● House of the Harvest ○ CARE Center ○ HEALS Clinics ○ Social Workers ● Counselors ● Nurses ● 22
Community Support Communicating with Stakeholders and Building Community Partnerships 23
Community Support Community Involvement Communications Community Advisory Groups Upgrading Website ● ● Parent Groups Innovative ● ● Partnerships Technology- Digital ● The Schools Foundation Distribution- ○ Chamber of Commerce Peachjar ○ Huntsville/Madison Spotlight ○ ● County Builders Media Coverage ● Association Realtors Association ○ 24
Academic Performance Achievements, Goals, and Raising the Bar 25
RANKED #1 In Academic Achievement among large school systems and county systems. 26
RANKED #1 In Advanced Placement course enrollment. 27
RANKED #1 AP Qualifying Scores earning college credits. 28
Academic Performance Graduation rate at all-time high ● at 95%. College and Career Readiness ● at all-time high. 18 of 27 schools are Blue Ribbon ● Schools of Excellence. 29
Academic Performance State Report Card ● 93% of MCSS schools increased their grade ○ All MCSS schools scored an A or B ○ System Average is 89 ○ 30
Thank You! Thank you for supporting Madison County Schools 31
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