Madison-Grant High School

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Madison-Grant High School is a public high school located in Fairmount, Indiana, and the only high school in the United States with the Argyll warrior mascot.

1 Description
2 Athletics
3 Clubs and other extra-curriculars
4 External Links

[edit] Description

Madison-Grant High School is located at 11700 S. E. 00 W. in Fairmount, Indiana, about one half mile from the Madison County/Grant County line. The Madison-Grant United School corporation as a whole is comprised of the high school, the attached middle school (Madison-Grant Junior High School), and three elementary schools; Park Elementary (Fairmount), Liberty Elementary (Fairmount), and Summitville Elementary (Summitville, Indiana). The current Principal is Brad Walker, and the current Vice Principal is Chris Smedley.

[edit] Athletics

Madison-Grant offers a variety of athletic opportunities to its students. Mixed-gender athletics include cheerleading, cross-country, track, bowling and wrestling. Female sports include volleyball, softball, tennis and golf. Male sports include football, baseball, tennis and golf.

Madison-Grant is a class 2A member of the Indiana High School Athletic Association.

[edit] Clubs and other extra-curriculars

Madison-Grant also has several non-athletic activities for its student body. These include an Academic Team, Students Against Destructive Decisions (SADD), Family Career and Community Leaders of America (FCCLA), Young Republicans, art club, science club, and Campus Life. The school also offers musical ensembles for credit such as beginning and advanced concert band, jazz ensemble, beginning/mixed chorus, ladies chorus, and advanced chorus/show choir.