Madison Elementary School

27107 Hales Street

School District

Madison District Public Schools
Grade

PK, K-5
Teacher/Student Ratio

1:11
Type

public

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Reviews

Submitted by parent on March 30, 2018

My son goes to grade 3 and he is doing good with his math reading arts science, robotics, computers and in his sports activities too, it is very good school and all staffs are very helpful in kids overall development. I recommend this to all parents and kids, I am sure the way the school progressing it will beat all schools in the district n nearby districts. It should be given more than 8/10 rating over all.
Submitted by parent on August 31, 2017

The programs are extraordinary. Robotics, working with google, music, art it is truly an incredible school
Submitted by other on August 24, 2017

I had gone to this school back when it was known as Schoenhals and loved it. Since all of the upgrades, I have done a walk through and wish I had gone to elementary school at what is now known as Madison Elementary. I may not have any students at this school, but I have only heard positive things regarding it.
Submitted by other on November 28, 2016

If you believe anti-bullying is an important aspect of a school district, run! This district doesn't believe in countermeasures, regarding bullying. My child has been bullied for two years. On one occasion, my child was physically assaulted (including being choked). We (the parents) were never notified about the incident. After our child came home from school, we had to inquire about the bruises on the face and neck. Instead of proper disciplinary action (notifying parents of both parties, removing the bully from school, etc.) they simply removed the bully from the remaining recess. From the experiences I have personally had, the faculty and district tend to turn a blind eye regarding bullying incidents.If choking/physical assaults do not warrant a courtesy phone call/notification to the parents of a victim, what in fact does?