Fort Madison
Middle School
FMCSD Update 12/22/2020
As we prepare for winter break, we wanted to take a moment to provide you with a learning update. Return to Learn: The FMCSD Board of Directors approved a Return to Learn model of 100% Face to Face after winter break. Winter break is December 24- January 3, 2021. School resumes on Monday, January 4, 2021. Data from county positivity rates combined with staff and student absenteeism rates will continue to be monitored when school resumes. Snow Days: Snow days in the FMCSD will look different this year. The Iowa Department of Education has allowed school districts to replace snow
FMCSD Update 12/22/2020
As we prepare for winter break, we wanted to take a moment to provide you with a learning update. Return to Learn: The FMCSD Board of Directors approved a Return to Learn model of 100% Face to Face after winter break. Winter break is December
From The Newsroom
FMHS Student Government’s Upcoming Family Trivia Night
Fort Madison High School’s Student Government wants to raise money for a new sensory (special needs) room at Richardson Elementary. The club will be hosting a virtual trivia night on January 20th, 2021 from 5:30-7:30. There will be prizes for 1st, 2nd, 3rd, as well
- Breakfast/Lunch Menu:
French Toast Sticks, Juice, Milk
Chicken Drumstick, Bread & Butter, Baked Beans, Mixed Fruit, Milk
- Basketball: Boys 8th Game vs Washington (Home)
Starts at 4:30 pm at: Fort Madison Middle School, Main Gym
- Wrestling: MS Meet vs Away vs. Washington, Fort Madison, Ottumwa (Away)
Starts at 4:30 pm at: Washington Middle School
- Basketball: Girls 7th Game vs Washington (Away)
Starts at 4:30 pm at: Washington High School
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As Bloodhounds we are Proud, Authentic, Courageous and Kind.
THE 4-8 EXPERIENCE
The Fort Madison Community School District is proud to be able to offer a 4-8 Middle School experience to our students. The 4-8 program is unique in that students get to come back to the same building for five years, but experience a whole new atmosphere catered to their developmental needs. Grades are separated by different wings of the building.
Only at school-wide functions and assemblies do students find themselves with kids of all ages. This separation helps students to develop relationships with peers their own age, learn based on their development needs, and transition with ease.
laying the foundation for a lifetime of success
Todd Dirth: Principal
todd.dirth@fmcsd.org
laying the foundation for a lifetime of success
