Student Life

Who are the Buzzer Jags?!?

Engineering Contacts

Michelle Robinson, Academy Director & Engineering Instructor
mrobinson@madison-schools.com

Cam Ogletree, Instructor (Rosa Scott & MC)
cogletree@madison-schools.com

Biomedical Sciences

Lynda Collins, Instructor
lcollins@madison-schools.com

Emily Hudgins, Instructor
emi220@madison-schools.com

Kim Campbell, (Rosa Scott Instructor)
kcampbell@madison-schools.com

Instructors/Contacts

Major Heather Heeren
hea136@madison-schools.com

MSgt. Art Thompson
arthompson@madison-schools.com

Click HERE for Big Blue website where all information regarding Jaguar Athletic Teams is located.

Instructor/Contact

Chuck Reynolds, Head Director
creynolds@madison-schools.com

Madison Central Choral Department

Click HERE for the Jag Singers Website

FCCLA FACTS

The name of the organization shall be Family Career and Community Leaders of America, Incorporated. The name shall be used only by the national organization, state associations, and affiliated chapters.

The mission of Family, Career and Community Leaders of America is to promote personal growth and leadership development through Family and Consumer Sciences education. Focusing on the multiple roles of family member, wage earner and community leader, members develop skills for life through character development; creative and critical thinking; interpersonal communications; practical knowledge; and career preparation.

1. to provide opportunities for personal development and preparation for adult life

2. to strengthen the function of the family as a basic unit of society

3. to encourage democracy through cooperative action in the home and community

4. to encourage individual and group involvement in helping achieve global cooperation and harmony

5. to promote greater understanding between youth and adults

6. to provide opportunities for making decisions and for assuming responsibilities

7. to prepare for the multiple roles of men and women in today's society

8. to promote Family and Consumer Sciences and related occupations.

Active Membership: Any student who is taking or has taken a course, determined by the state department of education as comprehensive or occupational Family and Consumer Sciences through grade 12 shall be eligible for active membership in an organized chapter within the school. These courses are  Child Development, Family Dynamics or Nutrition & Wellness. Active members shall be eligible to hold office, make motions and vote.

The amount of national dues for active members shall be determined by the National Executive Council and the National Board of Directors subject to approval of the voting delegates at a national meeting. The amount of state dues is determined by the State Executive Council. The amount of local dues is determined by the Local Executive Council. Currently, dues are 20.00—including dues for national, state and local.

Dues are paid each school year:

• Regular Meetings. There shall be at least two regular meetings of the membership each month. 
• Special Meetings may be called as needed by the executive board or project committees.

Click HERE for the MCHS FCCLA Bylaws

Instructor/Contact

Vicky Wiliams
vwilliams@madison-schools.com

Instructor/Contact

Rachel Clapper-Davis
rclapper@madison-schools.com

Click HERE for the Speech & Debate Site

Instructor/Contact

Courtney Melton 
cmelton@madison-schools.com

Instructor/Contact

Vicky Wiliams
vwilliams@madison-schools.com

Sponsor:  Maria Bishop

Contact Email:  mbishop@madison-schools.com

Art Club is a student organization focused on fostering creativity and artistic expression through various visual arts activities and crafts.  We offer a space for students to explore different art forms and connect with like-minded peers.

Come to Room #115 to get the QR Code for the Remind to join! To participate in any field trips or art crafts, the club fee of $25 must be paid. 

Welcome Message

Welcome to the webpage of the  Madison Central Asian Culture Club! Students interested in participating should email Mrs. Bennett - abennett@madison-schools.com

About the Club
We are devoted to educating our school community about the traditions, religions, and customs of ALL Asian people. This club is open to everyone interested!

Please join our Remind by entering the code @ebh83af!

Madison Central High School Beta Club

SPONSOR: 
Monica Johnson
mojohnson@madison-schools.com 

The National Beta Club is a student honor society whose members display outstanding academic achievement, character, and citizenship.  The mission of the National Beta Club is "to promote the ideals of academic achievement, character, service and leadership among elementary and secondary school students."

To be considered for membership, students must have a minimum 3.6 GPA and exhibit strong personal character.  Throughout the year, members will participate in various service projects, including collecting clothing for MadCAAP, adopting children/families for the holiday season to provide their Christmas gifts, sorting and packing boxes for distribution at Mississippi Food Network, and helping raise both funds and awareness for cancer research at Relay for Life.  In addition, many students participate in service projects outside of Beta Club, both on their own and through other organizations.

Dues/Payments
Members are responsible for paying their membership fee at time of joining, which includes local and national dues, as well as their MCHS Beta Club t-shirt.

Service
Students are required to have at least 12 hours of service credit annually.  There will be several opportunities for students to gain credit through Beta Club.   Details will be discussed at our first meeting.

Meetings
MCHS Beta Club meets regularly on the first Thursday of each month at 7:45 in the Cafetorium.  From time to time, we may call special meetings (usually on Thursdays) if we have something important to discuss.

If you are interested in joining the Madison Central Chess Club and would like more information, contact Mr. Sallis  via email (csallis@madison-schools.com) or come by Room 233 during break. 

CLICK HERE FOR SOME REASONS TO PLAY CHESS

Sponsor:  Mr. David Wilbanks

Meet on Mondays after school until 4:30 PM

High School Democrats

A club for students who are interested in being involved in service to the community. 

Sponsor:  Ms. Clapper-Davis (rclapper@madison-schools.com)

Join Remind 101- @hsdems25

4 service hours a year are required!

Meetings:  Room 201- once a month

Interact is a student club that pairs with Rotary International.  We do many service projects throughout the year.  Service hours are required for active membership. 

Sponsors:
Katie Cook (kcook@madison-schools.com)

Jillian Carmody (jcarmody@madison-schools.com)

Yancy Beth Boothe (yboothe@madison-schools.com)

Check the Clubs Board for Meeting Information or contact Mrs. Cook via email with any questions. 

Click HERE for info

Sponsor:  Vicky Williams

Contact Email:  vwilliams@madison-schools.com

Upstanders is a student organization that prioritizes spreading kindness through volunteer work and peer support. We aim to make our school and community a more caring and inclusive place for all.  Join the Remind to get updates throughout the year.

Text 81010 @3c4hbke to join the Remind

Soccer Sweethearts help support the MCHS Boys Soccer team

No fee is required; however, Members prepare 4 "goody" bags due on assigned dates for the boys' soccer team and agree to adopt 1 - 2 players.  All members are also required to purchase a T-shirt or sweatshirt from the online store to show commitment to participate in the season.

There are no meetings.  The bags are to be dropped off in Mrs. Boothe's room - A186

Sign up if interested by contacting the sponsor, Mrs. Yancy Beth Boothe (yboothe@madison-schools.com)