MADISON

Headquartered at 210 NE Duval Avenue in Madison, Florida, the Madison Public School District operates as an active, traditional public school system serving families across a distinct rural landscape. Encompassing 12 operational schools, the district offers a continuous educational continuum from prekindergarten through 12th grade. The system serves a student body of 2,267 learners, reflecting a diverse demographic tapestry that includes 1,067 Black, 926 White, 188 Hispanic, and 74 multiracial students, alongside small populations of Asian, Native American, and Pacific Islander youth. With a balanced gender distribution of 1,180 male and 1,087 female students, the district provides a structured environment designed to meet the academic and developmental milestones of local children at every grade level.

To foster learning and maintain daily operations across its schools, the district relies on a dedicated workforce totaling more than 700 full-time equivalent staff members. The instructional core is anchored by 262 full-time equivalent teachers and 50 instructional aides, providing tailored classroom guidance and intervention. This academic framework is bolstered by over 392 operational and educational support staff who ensure smooth school function, transportation, and student services. According to data from the 2024–2025 NCES dataset, the Madison school district remains a vital educational cornerstone for its community, maintaining active community reach through its public portal at mcsbfl.us and continuing its mission to deliver accessible public education across the region.