Additional grade levels will be transitioned back to in-person on a weekly basis, while virtual learning will remain an option for all students who wish to continue learning from home.

MMSD and the UW-Madison School of Education have formed a joint Early Literacy and Beyond Task Force to work toward improving reading outcomes and reducing achievement gaps.

Thank you for your engagement in each step of the process. We are so proud to be a part of a community that believes in the value of providing an innovative, equity-driven educational experience for our students in well-maintained facilities. #MMSDfamily

All seniors, regardless of your family’s income, should complete this application, which will qualify you for grants, loans, scholarships and work-study. The application is open today and should be completed as soon as possible.

The report tells the story of MMSD’s progress toward meeting strategic goals, and is developed from the review of several key data points measured throughout the year.

Visit our MMSD Virtual Learning Resources Hub, where you'll find online tools and resources designed specifically to support you, and ensure your family understands the expectations and requirements for the 2020-2021 virtual learning environment.

Resident teaching artists worked with students in our creative writing class to write narratives and perform scenes, poems, songs and theatrical pieces.

'Mural Alley' is a project funded by the Madison Arts Commission, with support from Madison Public Library.

Learn more about how we became Capital High.