BPS The Center Art Show 2026
The following MMS art students have artworks on display at the 2026

BPS The Center Art Show.
Amy Black
Chanel Powell
Elena Reid
Santiago Espinoza
Kaylee Morgan
Landon Martinez
Lydia Taylor
Allison Black
Marcus Hamblin
Logan Panther
Willow Pettit
Paizleigh Rademaker
Leo Valadez Ojeda
Abigail Furry
Alice Wu
Michael Peoples
Marlee Hale

Opening Reception: Sat. April 11th, 12 pm to 2 pm
Location: The Center
Address: 300 SE Adams Blvd, Bartlesville, OK 74003
Visiting hours of Youth Art Show
The month of April
M-F 9am-5pm
Or anytime the Center is open for business or shows.

State Testing Dates

Volleyball Tryouts

Parents please note, if your child has any kind of medication it needs to be picked up by the end of the school year or it will have to be destroyed.

Spreading kindness one egg at a time 🐣💛 The Upstanders Club filled Easter eggs with treats and uplifting messages, then hid them around Madison this week to spread kindness around the school!

Dear Families,
As a Title I school, we receive federal funding to support our students’ academic success. A vital part of this program is hearing from you—our most important stakeholders.
We invite you to complete our brief Annual Stakeholder Survey.

Why your voice matters:
Direct Impact: You help us identify what is working and where we can improve.
Funding: Your input guides our Title I budget for the upcoming school year.
Partnership: We want to ensure our school goals align with your family’s needs.

Please take five minutes to share your thoughts here: https://forms.gle/igehEGMAW2CNAMFX6

Thank you for being such an active partner in your child's education!

8th Grade Field Trip forms are going home today.
Please have forms and money returned by 4/22.
Wheels & Thrills 5/1
Cost $15

Young Scholars of Bartlesville applications are open to current 7th graders! Deadline is March 31, 2026. More information and the application is available at bartlesvillescholars.org

Young Scholars of Bartlesville applications are open to current 7th and 9th graders. Deadline is March 31, 2026. Apply or find more information at bartlesvillescholars.org.

Our book fair is coming up! Please see the attached link for more information and to set up your ewallet!
https://www.scholastic.com/bf/madisonmiddleschool5

The Upstanders Club

Yesterday morning MMS 6th grade choir earned a superior rating at contest! So proud of them and their hard work!

Congratulations to our Madison 2026 District Science Fair Winners!
6th grade:
EllaJo Fowler-2nd place (Earth and Space Sciences)

7th grade:
Leah Prince- 1st place (Earth and Space Sciences) and advancement to OSSEF

8th grade:
Visveswaran Senthil Kumar- 1st place (Environmental Sciences) and advancement to OSSEF

Last week Madison's BPA students traveled to Tulsa for the Spring Conference. All five of them scored in the top eight in the state in their respective testing areas. Two of them were first and second and will be representing Madison at Nationals in Nashville Tennessee. We are so proud of all of them!

Madison 7th and 8th grade orchestra earned superior ratings on stage and in sight reading at district large group contest today!

Led by the student lighthouse team, Madison students raised $1,556 to help support a local family that has been impacted by childhood cancer. Their original fundraising goal was $500, and they CRUSHED it! Their hard work has made a BIG impact, and we are so proud! 💛

Madison Middle School is proud to announce that Mrs. Munn's 1st hour class has been crowned Oklahoma's State Reading Champions. This championship resulted from reading the most minutes per team (average by team member) over four weeks during READBowl IX: The World Championship of Reading, a global reading competition put on by Read With Malcolm, the Youth Literacy Initiative of NFL Super Bowl Champion and children's book author Malcolm Mitchell.
The seventh annual competition was held from January 12 through this past Super Bowl Sunday.
"Winning a state championship is always prestigious," said Mitchell. "However this year is especially notable, as there were more than one million students, from all 50 states and 19 countries on the reading field for the big game this year. I am so proud of every student who competed and congratulate our state and national champions. Training for READBowl X begins now."
Overall, students from across the globe read for more than 800 million minutes during READBowl IX. Mitchell, who struggled to read through school and into college, has made it his mission to reach kids and help them read to a better future.

Madison Middle School art students recently learned the Batik textile process, where they draw designs on fabric, apply hot wax to resist the dye, and then add color. After dyeing, the wax is ironed out to reveal their final designs. Students had fun experimenting with this unique fabric art technique! 🎨

March 26 at 6:30 Heart Matters and OSBI Special Agents from the Internet Crimes Against Children Task Force will be speaking about protecting youth at the Madison Middle School auditorium. It's open to the public, limited to aged 18 and up, and free!