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  **BUDGET UPDATE**  
To keep the Madison community aware of the State's budget and its impact on Madison schools, we have created a separate section for all budget related information.

Visit this page for information on Arizona's budget, the components of school finance, where tax dollars are directed, and what this all means for Madison. All documents, presentations, and important dates can also be found there.  

Be sure to check back often for updates.

Announcements

Madison Camelview Teacher Honored as ELL Teacher of the Year
Congratulations to Camelview teacher Mrs. Jennifer Glueck who was recently named Arizona English Language Learner Teacher of the Year by the Arizona Department of Education. Mrs. Glueck was surprised with a visit by Superintendent of Public Instruction Mr. John Huppenthal and other members of ADE during a recent assembly and will be honored at an upcoming awards ceremony.

Madison's M&O Override Passes
The Madison Elementary School District thanks our voters for supporting the district’s 15% M&O Override. Passage of the override reaffirms the commitment of our community to ensure that Madison provides a high quality education even during difficult economic times. This will enable us to keep class sizes and elective opportunities a priority and enrich our core learning programs. We are especially appreciative of the Yes for Madison Schools Committee, led by parent Steve Burgoyne, for this override’s success.

Madison Park School Launches STEM Program
In August 2011 Madison Park School began utilizing a blended learning model combining teacher-led instruction and online learning. The Madison Park School of Dynamic Interactive Learning has a STEM (Science, Technology, Math, and Engineering) focus. All students receive laptop computers as part of the new program.  Madison Park School is now registering students in Grades 5-8.  It is located at 1431 E. Campbell in Phoenix. Click here to view the program brochure.

Changes for Madison Camelview/REACH
In August 2011 Madison Camelview became a K-4 school; the school previously served students through Grade 3. Additionally, Grades 1-4 of the REACH program for highly gifted students moved to Camelview; Grades 5-8 remain at Madison Park.

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