Talk:James Madison High School (New York)

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One of the top 3 houses? Plah! Madison sucks academically so badly. There's basically no difference amongst the three different houses. The administration should redo their staff, which is full of mediocre dum-dums by the way. Midwood rocks.

[edit] Notable Alumni

I was in here to update for Bernie Sanders (3% of the U.S. Senate will be JMHS grads; mazel tov!) so I tidied up a bit and put brackets for your allegedly notable alumni. Several of them don't have wiki articles yet, including some like Janis Siegel (had to correct her spelling) of Manhattan Transfer who should. (I also was induced to create a redir for Sylvia Porter, who for some reason has the article under her full name (which nobody used).--Orange Mike 19:33, 8 November 2006 (UTC)