Opening Night of Annie Jr.

The cast and crew of Annie Jr. had an awesome opening night on Friday. Their hard work and dedication flourished on stage. Audience members enjoyed every minute of the show. Come out and see the show today at 2pm and 7pm and Sunday at 2pm.

6th Grade ELA Assembly

Andy Breckman is a long-standing Madison resident who has written, acted, and produced in many comedic tv shows and movies, including Rat Race, Saturday Night Live, Late Show with David Letterman, and Monk. He shared his own writing journey, even showing some actual middle school comics he’d created. Students saw, read, and performed a scene from a movie script he had written, and then watched a scene from the movie. Students heard about the drafting and revision process, and had the opportunity to ask questions.

Culture Club Celebrates Eid Al-Fitr

This week the Culture Club enjoyed learning about Ramadan and Eid from MJS Teacher Mrs. Ahmadzada. She shared her traditions, explaining about how Ramadan is a time to focus on spiritual growth, good deeds, and empathy for those struggling. Students asked lots of clarifying questions to understand exactly how people spend a month not eating from sunrise to sundown. Mrs. Ahmadzada brought treats to experience Eid Al-Fitr, the celebration to close out the holiday. Students enjoyed pistachio phirni, Turkish Delight, and more. To follow a tradition of giving, they received envelopes with money (chocolate coins!), colored special lantern drawings, and some special celebratory dance moves.

Upcoming Events/Activities

Harlem Wizards at Madison High School

Important Information

MJSAO Spring Sports Schedule

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Click here for Girls Softball upcoming game schedule

MJS Daily Morning Announcements

Click Here to view the Daily Morning Announcements that are shared with students each morning over the PA.

Madison Public School Dress Code

As the weather gets warmer, we encourage you to review the MPS Dress Code with your children.

Technology Reminder about Student Chromebook Usage

In Madison, we utilize a 1:1 Chromebook model where all students (grades 6-12) receive a district owned Chromebook to utilize during the school day and at home. While there is no cost for the use of the Chromebook, it is important that Chromebooks be maintained and handled in a responsible way. As we continue to move through the school year, we wanted to utilize this time as a reminder for our students and families about the importance of handling Chromebooks with care to prevent damage to the device. The district has expectations and protocols that are listed on the district website that we continue to follow at the building level. 

We would like to highlight the specific section regarding lost and damaged chromebooks as a reminder to all parents and guardians:

In the event a Chromebook, case, or charger is lost or damaged beyond repair and deemed to be intentional, excessive, neglectful or student misuse, parents/guardians are responsible for paying the cost of replacement equipment.

Costs:

• Chromebook - $365.00

• Charger - $47.00

• Case - $20.00

• Other - Will be quoted by the Tech Department

Note: Final assessment of damage and fines are determined by the Technology Department.

Students are also responsible for the care of any loaners they use. Damage to loaners is subject to the same rules as permanently assigned Chromebooks.

In case of theft, parents/guardians are required to file a formal police report with the Madison Police Department.

Below are the direct links from the district website that pertains to Chromebook care and protocols followed for lost/damaged Chromebooks.

Device Rules and Regulations
Lost/Damaged Equipment
Terms  and Conditions
Parent/Student Resources

Thank you for your assistance in helping to remind our students about maintaining and handling our Chromebooks in a responsible and safe way.

In Our Community

From our PTO

Community Information

Morris County NJ 4-H Association

4-H is America’s largest and longest standing youth development organization - empowering nearly six million young people with the life skills to lead and change. The Morris County 4-H Association, as a non-profit volunteer based group, supporting the program, clubs, and events.

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Looking ahead