The school believes that it is important for families and communities to know exactly where the school is at with discipline and what challenges are faced at the high school.
(Madison, Ind.) – In a continued effort to keep parents and the community informed, Madison Consolidated Schools has made the decision to release the disciplinary status at the end of each term.
At the end of the first nine weeks, the school has had 90.8 percent of students have zero write-ups for discipline items.
The school believes that it is important for families and communities to know exactly where the school is at with discipline and what challenges are faced at the high school.
For the first nine weeks, 29 Freshman, 20 Sophomores, 18 Juniors, and 11 Seniors were disciplined.
“The upperclassmen are leading by example of doing the right things. This is a great trend! Our students, overall, tend to be on time, respectful, and represent MCHS, their families, their community, and themselves in a proud manner. Our teachers and staff are holding students accountable. Our hope, in the long run, is this will pay off in producing successful members of our community to be ready for either the workforce, college, or whatever their next step might be,” stated the school.
If you would like to view the discipline incidents you can visit, smore.com.
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