Category: Grant C. Madill Elementary
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Madill second graders explore health careers through Junior Scrubs program
Madill Elementary second graders recently completed the Junior Scrubs program, a hands-on health care experience designed to introduce students to medical careers and wellness. The program, founded by the Fort Drum Regional Health Planning Organization (FDRHPO), traditionally served older students in after-school settings. When FDRHPO partnered with Claxton-Hepburn Medical Campus, a member of the North
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Madill Elementary Teacher to Compete in IRONMAN 70.3 World Championship
Amy Farrell, a physical education teacher at Madill Elementary, will compete in the IRONMAN 70.3 World Championship in Marbella, Spain on Saturday, Nov. 8. Students gave Farrell a spirited send-off Tuesday afternoon, presenting handmade signs and well wishes as she rode the rickshaw tricycle through the hallways. “It’s so cool because some kids have already
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New Year, New Connections with Little Devils Meet Big Devils
The Ogdensburg City School District kicked off the second annual Little Devils Meet Big Devils tradition on Friday afternoon, Sept. 12, at the OFA football field. Kindergarten students joined members of the Class of 2026 seniors at midfield, where they received t-shirts that read “Ogdensburg Free Academy Class of 2038.” Throughout the school year, kindergarteners
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‘Little Devils Meet Big Devils’ Event Creates Lasting Memories
At the start of the 2024-25 school year, a heartwarming new tradition emerged at JFK and Madill Elementary Schools. This initiative, called “Little Devils Meet Big Devils,” brings together kindergarten students and OFA seniors, fostering connections and creating memorable experiences. The program’s inaugural ceremony took place in the fall on the OFA football field. Kindergarten
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Madill Elementary Students Recognized for Kindness and Perfect Attendance
Grant C. Madill Elementary staff have ensured that students who attend school everyday will always have something exciting waiting around every corner. The Gift of Kindness and The Gingerbread Boy During the holiday season, students and staff can nominate students they see doing something kind or helping others. Once submitted, names are put into a