Madison Metropolitan School District

Centered at 545 W Dayton St in Madison, Wisconsin, the Madison Metropolitan School District operates as an active regular public school system embedded in a dynamic large city setting. Serving a major metropolitan community, the district encompasses 54 operational schools that offer a complete educational journey spanning from pre-kindergarten through 12th grade. With a total enrollment of 25,155 students, the district serves as a vital educational hub for local families, delivering inclusive primary and secondary public schooling tailored to urban learners.

To effectively guide and nurture its student body, the district is backed by a substantial human infrastructure comprising over 8,463 full-time equivalent (FTE) personnel. This dedicated workforce includes approximately 4,334 FTE teachers, 428 FTE instructional aides, and 3,701 FTE support staff, ensuring that classrooms receive strong instructional and operational support. The district reflects a vibrant, multicultural student population—including 9,719 White, 6,498 Hispanic, 4,528 Black, 2,401 multiracial, and 1,801 Asian students, alongside American Indian and Pacific Islander learners—positioning Madison Metropolitan School District as a key district of study for researchers and a well-resourced community for students and parents alike.