Before & After School Programs
Madison Adventure Club
The Madison Adventure Club (MAC) program offers safe, affordable, and high-quality before and after school care for Madison students. The program is run by trained staff and aims to support students in their academic and personal development.
Research shows that after school programs can help students improve behavior, work habits, educational aspirations, attitudes towards school, sense of community belonging, and relationships with parents.
The MAC program provides a variety of experiences that extend the school day, including recreational and highly structured activities such as snack time, homework time, outdoor play, arts and crafts, board games, computers, cooking, and more. These activities aim to create safe, positive, and fun learning environments, foster positive peer group experiences, and provide opportunities for children to continue learning and growing.
School Break Camps
Madison’s Community Education department operates recreational camps during Fall Break, Spring Break, and Summer Break providing safe, positive, and fun learning environments. Daily specialty classes, snack, and recreation, special events and more are provided!
School break camps:
Camp registration typically occurs one month before camp and is on a first come first serve basis. School year camps are registered by day and limited space is available as camp is combined onto one campus. Camp is NOT offered during Winter Break.
- Offer a variable schedule – families may pick and choose individual days for their child to attend camp
- Include the cost of lunch, morning and afternoon snacks, and any scheduled field trips
- Do not require an additional registration fee for current MAC/Preschool participants
Dates and Fees for school break camps:
- Fall Break: 10/6 - 10/10 $63.25 per day - Registration Closed
- Spring Break: 3/9-3/13 $63.25 per day - Registration opens February 3rd, 2026 @ 10 a.m. on the Parent Portal.
Please note that school break camps are not offered on federal holidays. Registration is on a first come, first served basis. Fees for camps are not included in the MAC or Preschool tuition. Only the parent or legal guardian may register a child for any Madison program offered through Community Education. All accounts must be up to date and camp days must be prepaid in order to attend camp.
Summer Camp
- Offers a variable schedule- families may pick and choose individual weeks (no single day enrollment is not offered) for their child to attend camp.
- Includes the cost of breakfast, lunch,and afternoon snacks and any scheduled field trips or onsite activities.
- Requires an additional registration fee separate from school year MAC or preschool enrollment of $75 per single student, $130 per family.
- Camp is combined onto two campuses, typically with Preschool-1st grade at one campus, 2nd-8th at another. Details on the campus being used for the 2026 year have not been determined at this time.
- Cost is $316.25 per week ($253 for weeks that include the Juneteenth and 4th of July holiday)
- There is no camp offered the week after school ends and the week before school begins.
- A 15% sibling rate will be applied to each additional child enrolled in your family
Dates and fees for Summer camp:
- 6/1/2026-6/5/2026 $316.25 per week
- 6/8/2026-6/12/2026 $316.25 per week
- 6/15/2026-6/18/2026 $253.00 per week (no camp on Friday, June 19th)
- 6/22/2026-6/26/2026 $316.25 per week
- 6/29/2026-7/2/2026 $253.00 per week (no camp on Friday, July 3rd)
- 7/6/2026-7/10/2026 $316.25 per week
- 7/13/2026-7/17/2026 $316.25 per week
- 7/20/2026-7/24/2026 $316.25 per week
- 7/27/2026-7/31/2026 $316.25 per week
Registration for Summer Camp 2026:
- March 31st @ 10:00am-Priority Registration for current Community Education Families (ECP/MAC) Closes April 3rd @ 4:00pm.
- April 7th @10:00am-Open Enrollment for all families
On-Site After School Activities
In addition to the Madison Adventure Club (MAC) after school program, Madison offers a variety of other after school extra curricular activities for students to participate in. These activities are provided at the school site by third-party organizations and specialize in a variety of areas such as dance, art, science, technology and more.