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Invitation to Academy Days

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We’re saving a spot for you! 

Madison Academy Days 2021 8:40am-2:30pm

Reserve your spot today!

Academy Day is a free preview day for prospective students in grades 7-11.  

Your experience will begin at 8:40am in MA’s chapel :

  • Take a campus tour
  • Meet current students
  • Observe the seven core characteristics in action
  • Eat pizza
  • Experience campus culture at MA
  • See why our students love their Alma mater

Parents, come join us for our “Get Acquainted Dinner for Parents”  and receive a $50 discount voucher to be used for registration fee. 

  • Learn how affordable it is to invest in Christian Education
  • See the difference Madison makes
  • Enjoy an Olive Garden meal on us!

Please call or email us at: 615-865-4055 or . Email the office by clicking here.

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The Madison Advantage

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After noticing the amount of trash lining Larkin Springs road as they travel to and from school, the Junior Class knew they had a choice… Complain or Act. So, they strapped on orange vests. Armed with trash grabbers and bags, they took on the neighborhood. Devoted Servants. That was their choice. That is the Madison Advantage.

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Giving Tuesday project announced

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Thanks for voting last week for our Giving Tuesday project. The winner is fixing the gym and adding an air circulation system! We are excited with how many participated and the good suggestions that we had for future projects. If you want to be part of our Giving Tuesday team and help make a bigger impact at Madison Academy please contact Taleah Vallés-Peters

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Students to serve in Puerto Rico during Spring Break

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We are excited about our Spring Break Mission Trip this year!  We have looked at a number of locations and feel led to go to Puerto Rico to assist in repairs and the continued recovery from last year’s hurricane.  We will be doing repair work at a local Adventist school and at numerous homes in the community.  We will be working out of a town called Las Piedras which is southeast of San Juan.  We will be staying at a local Adventist church and have hired a couple of the church members to cook authentic Puerto Rico cuisine while we are there.  The dates will be February 27-March 8, 2019.  We can take up to 40 participants on this trip, so first come first served sign-ups.  The cost will be $1100.  $100 down payment will reserve your spot on the list (please make checks out to Madison Academy).  Since Puerto Rico is a U.S. territory, no passport is required. If you have any questions, please reach out to me.

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The Wheels on the bus go round and round

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Thanks to a gift from donors last year we were able to purchase and wrap two 12-passenger vans. These vans have taken our students all over… from drama outings to sports tournaments, from volunteering at the 403 Center to field trips to the Chamber of Commerce. These vans have been well used and truly loved. Private support is what makes it possible for us to not only transport our students around Middle TN, but also promote our school at the same time. If you want to help support any projects, contact our Director of Development, Taleah Valles-Peters.

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Freshmen elect class officers

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The members of the Class of 2022 elected their officers:  President – Nic Johnson, Pastor -Kyla Wetmore, Activities Coordinator – Julie Harvey, Finance Officer – Kaylyn Levoy, and Communications Coordinator – Samantha Martin.  The incoming Freshmen class were able to identify their classmates strengths in leadership during the first weeks of school, and during the Student/Faculty retreat held annually at Indian Creek Camp, and as they participated in our Week of Prayer.

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Class of 2022 officers

The other classes elected their officers in the Spring after the Student Council members are elected.  All the officers for both Student Council and Class must have completed their 25 hours of community service to be eligible for office in addition to the other requirements for office. Here is a listing of the current student officers.

Student Council Officers

President Jake Johnson
Campus Ministries Coordinator Jack Wheeler
Service Coordinator Kristen Whitley
Activities Coordinator Amari Fountain
Communications Coordinator Camden Armstrong
Finance Officer Donovan Allen

 

Class Officers

Class of: Seniors Juniors Sophomores Freshmen
2019 2020 2021 2022
President Julianne Plank Andre Crayton Jenny Pedrero Nic Johnson
Pastor Parker Luellen Leo Martinez Cayton–– Sears Kyla Wetmore
Activities Coordinator Tatum Anderson Ashlyn Levoy Marvin Peraza Julie Harvey
Finance Officer Marlana Bell Aiden

Kroll

 Gabriel Brown Kaylyn Levoy
Communications

Coordinator

 Ian Petersen Abby Tishaw Zach Metzler Samantha Martin

 

National Honor Society

President Kristen Whitley
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Luellen to attend prestigious journalism conference

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Parker Luellen, a member of the Senior class, and published author was selected to be a part of the National Youth Correspondent in Washington, DC this year.  For more information go to our facebook page or directly to the article in the paper.

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Grab Your Kicks and Your Kids…

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The Neely’s Bend 5K is one month away. We are ecstatic! Join us for a fun-filled day investing in your school and community servants.
Register by March 28 and use coupon code neelysbend5kfun for $5 off on individual registration and $20 off on family registration (must register at least four people). Sign-up at www.neelysbend5k.com/runners
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Serious About Safety

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We are saddened by the events in Florida and too many other places where violence is entering schools. We also want you to know several weeks ago, our principal toured the campus with a representative from the Tennessee Bureau of Investigations to discuss our risk, our current practices and the necessary steps to take in the future. We will consider both our intruder alert procedures and facility adjustments where needed.  We are awaiting complete report from TBI and are happy to share it with any parents who are interested in helping guide decisions for keeping our students safe.