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MMSD Today Top Stories - January 2010 (Vol V. No. 4)
"An opportunity to interact with the community on who we are and where we are going" is why the January 25 State of the District presentation - the first in the last 15 years - will not be the last. (more)
The Madison Board of Education (BOE) approved a plan to begin 4-year-old kindergarten in the 2011 school year. Some BOE members expressed concern about financing the initiative, citing uncertainty about the state's fiscal situation and how that will affect Madison's state aid. (more)
"The best professional development experience of their career" is how National Board Certified Teachers describe the process to become one. What is the process and who are the 29? (more)
Find out which school attempted a Guinness World Record; was that "Elvis" at Hamilton?...and much more.
With a January 13 deadline looming, the Madison Board of Education signed a Memorandum of Understanding related to Wisconsin's application for the federal government's Race to the Top competitive grants. Find out what this means for Wisconsin and Madison Schools.
Trout in the Classroom, and Literacy and Math Family Nights are just some of the programs funded through the Employee Giving Campaign for the Foundation for Madison's Public Schools. It's Campaign time. Do you know who your Captain is? (more)
With a student-staff population of about 30,000, the MMSD is larger than the City of Watertown (over 23,000). But Watertown has a daily newspaper. How can you keep up with the news around the district? Sign up for ‘District News.' (more)
Find out who is featured this month. |
New "State of the District" presentation reaches out to community 
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