Non-Resident Students
The District is now accepting non-resident tuition paying student applications for the 2024-2025 & 2025-2026 school years. Come experience the quality education offered here at Madison Public Schools!
Dear Prospective Families,
Welcome to Madison Public Schools. As a top-ranked school system in the state, our District is highly regarded for its curriculum, teaching staff, and deep commitment to developing well-rounded students through academics, arts, athletics, and community involvement.
With easy access to nature in nearby forests, parks, and beaches, Madison offers a robust curriculum that extends beyond the classroom. Educating students Pre-K – 12, the district boasts a wide breadth of innovative programming, small class sizes, and close-knit learning environments.
We invite you to explore our website to learn more about all MPS has to offer students and families. Should you have any questions about applying to attend MPS as a non-resident, please call 203-245-6322 or use the link below to receive more information.
The Madison Public Schools are driven by a mission to prepare all learners to make a unique, positive contribution in a complex, global society. We are committed to fostering the diverse talents and abilities of each and every child in an emotionally and physically safe environment. We envision learning as joyful and learners as passionate. We support our educators as innovators in a dynamic pursuit of continuous improvement.
FAQs
- When can I apply?
- What is the tuition cost?
- Is financial aid offered?
- What does the admissions process include?
- Are building tours offered?
- Is transportation provided?
- Are non-resident students able to participate in school activities and athletics?
- What is the grade structure of the district?
When can I apply?
What is the tuition cost?
Is financial aid offered?
What does the admissions process include?
Are building tours offered?
Is transportation provided?
Are non-resident students able to participate in school activities and athletics?
What is the grade structure of the district?
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