25 teachers
Students per teacher
19:1
-12% above the state median of 17:1
2649 W US Highway 90, Madison, FL 32340Madison School District
Madison County High School serves grades 9 to 12 in the Madison district, with a student to teacher ratio of 19:1.
Grades Served
Student Teacher Ratio
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Madison County High School is part of the Madison County School District, and its teams are the Cowboys. Its football team won the Class 1A state championship in 2021, and its basketball team won a state championship in March 2019. Its former students include National Football League players Geno Hayes, Chris Thompson and Jacobbi McDaniel.
Who attends this school, and how the student body breaks down.
Grade
Source: NCES CCD Membership · 2025–26 & PSS · 2021–22
How many adults are available to support each student.
Source: U.S. Department of Education, Civil Rights Data Collection (CRDC), 2024–25, PSS · 2021–22
The advanced programs and STEM classes that challenge curious kids.
Source: CRDC · 2024–25
District-level finances — the resources behind the classroom.
District Financial Overview
Fiscal year 2023
Annual revenue
$31.1M
Annual expenditure
$30.8M
Per-student expenditure
$12,730
Source: NCES F-33 · 2022–23
Drag the slider to explore this school’s K-12 grade progression.
Starts 9th grade
In high school
Graduation
Class of 2029
My child's age
16 Years old
(High School)
For homebuyers
If you purchase a home near this school today and retain it for 13 years, your child will have graduated with 11 years of ownership to spare.
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