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Madison staff outline extended-day and after-school offerings; K–5 programs run by PTOs, grades 6–12 largely district-run
Summary
District officials described PTO-run K–5 enrichment sessions, district-run middle/ high-school clubs and athletics, scholarship availability, and examples of winter session offerings and a May 17 Daniel Pan multicultural event.
Kale, assistant superintendent, and other staff gave the committee an overview of extended-day programming across Madison schools, emphasizing that K–5 enrichment is primarily run by parent-teacher organizations while grades 6–12 programming is mostly district-offered.
Staff said K–5 programs are typically organized and run by PTOs, with some teachers and outside providers offering before- and after-school sessions; principals and PTOs set session schedules. "Our elementary programs K through 5 are PTO run," Kale said, adding that PTOs provide scholarships so students can participate regardless of…
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