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Shared Beliefs / Philosophy
  • A safe environment is essential for learning.
  • Everyone can and will learn.
  • Nurturing relationships and caring environments are necessary for individuals to thrive.
  • Every person is unique and has equal worth.
  • Diversity is a valuable asset that strengthens and enriches our community.
  • Education is the shared responsibility of students, families, teachers, staff and community.
Shared Beliefs / Philosophy
  • A safe environment is essential for learning.
  • Everyone can and will learn.
  • Nurturing relationships and caring environments are necessary for individuals to thrive.
  • Every person is unique and has equal worth.
  • Diversity is a valuable asset that strengthens and enriches our community.
  • Education is the shared responsibility of students, families, teachers, staff and community.
Our team is dedicated to individualized student care and all-around student success and family support.  

Our team has a collective set of skills that enable them to work together to provide:Madison Nurse Services 1
      - a healthy environment for social and emotional growth,
      - leadership exploration and development,
      - individual and group discussion opportunities, and
      - conflict resolution guidance, as opportunities arise.

If you would like to contact your student's counselor or any of our Student Services team, simply click on their name to send an email or call using the numbers below.

COUNSELORS & CLERKS 


Dosha Harrell, Social Worker
812-273-8528 ext. 155


Ashley Martinez, Cares Team Member
812-273-8528 ext. 273

Lynn Neal, Main Office
Administrative Clerk
812-273-8528

Alicia Ricketts, Main Office
Administrative Clerk
812-273-8528

HEALTH & SAFETY

Rebecca Croxton, RN
812-273-8528 ext. 157

Officer Monica Lohrig
School Resource Officer
812-273-8528






Welcome to Anderson Elementary!

We are home to more than 500 excelling students who work with our caring and hardworking staff each day.   In partnership with families, community and administration, Anderson Elementary students and staff are dedicated to providing a secure atmosphere that empowers all children to reach their potential in a diverse and changing society. Anderson Elementary School is committed to promoting the development of knowledge, skills, and attitudes that are essential for lifelong learning.

We welcome visitors to our school, as there is so much to see at Anderson Elementary!

21st Century After School Tutoring Program

21st Century After School Tutoring Program is a partnership with Lide White Boys & Girls Club.

Free after school tutoring is available for all students of Anderson Elementary School. Students are usually recommended by teachers or signed up by their parents, if the student needs assistance. There are no formal requirements, any student attending Anderson may participate regardless of their grades. Tutors are organized according to grade level. There are approximately three tutors per level for students in Kindergarten through Grade 5 and focus on students in their assigned group grade.

For additional information, please contact the main office.

Girls on the Run

As part of the Girls on the Run with King’s Daughters’ Health, this program is specifically geared for girls in Grades 3 through 5. This is an afterschool program focusing on creating strong, healthy young women by helping to educate them on positive emotional, mental, and physical life aspects and celebrating everything that makes them unique.

Math Bowl

The Math Bowl team is coached by building teachers and focuses on mastering grade appropriate math and problem solving skills.  Students are encouraged to work a wide variety of problems in preparation for local and regional competitions.  As with Spell Bowl, the Math Bowl teams are a great introduction to the competitive academic team environment where students are pushed to study independently, outside of class time to achieve excellence in mathematics.

Red Cross Club

Red Cross Club is a leadership opportunity at E.O. Muncie for students in Grades 3 through 5. Red Cross Club students are very active in service related projects within the school and throughout the community. Past activities have included blood drives, can food drives, and bell ringing with the Salvation Army.

The Red Cross Club meets periodically during their lunch time with their sponsor, Mrs. Mahoney.

Running Club

Our running club is available to students of all ages who are interested in training for The Annual Molly Dattilo 5k Run Walk and Elementary Races.  Held each year in May, local volunteer coaches, parents, and teachers help train students to compete in either a mile dash or the 5K run.  Our school is always well represented and this is a great way to get active with your friends for a great cause!

Spell Bowl

File 000 14We have a Primary Spell Bowl team for students in Grades 2 and 3 and an Intermediate Spell Bowl team for students in Grades 4 and 5. Each team is coached by building teachers and focuses on mastering grade appropriate spelling lists consisting of hundreds of words. Students are given a practice list, try-out, and are selected for the team based on their accuracy.

If chosen for the team, students can count on lots of extra time after school (both on-site and homework type practice) to practice in preparation for local and regional competitions. Our Spell Bowl teams are very competitive and the students really enjoy the camaraderie the experience provides and is a great introduction to academic teams.

Elementary Basketball League

The elementary basketball league begins in November and runs through December each year.  Participation is available to students in Grades K through 5.  This is an umbrella program of the PTO, please contact the main office for additional information.
Student learning is at the heart of our eLearning program initiatives. Madison Consolidated Schools has been supporting systemic change initiatives that focus on student learning and growth, educator effectiveness, college and career readiness, and school improvement. Our corporation has made a significant investment in technology and we are beginning to see teachers and students create an ecosystem for information-age learning in their classrooms. We believe that utilizing technology, providing access and mobility to 21st-century resources, and allowing teachers to learn & grow in these opportunities will bring us closer to our goals and allow us to educate all students to reach their potential.

Madison Consolidated Schools is committed to student growth and learning through innovative educational practices. Five key principles in our district strategic plan include:
  1. Student Performance
  2. Community Involvement
  3. Human Capital
  4. Environment
  5. Local/Global Marketplace
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