Madison Bowl Message 9/02/2026
MADISON BOWL MESSAGE 2026

This Friday night will be an exciting evening for MCS and the Madison community as our two high schools compete in the Madison Bowl.
While rivalries are fun,, I would like to emphasize the importance of kindness, patience and sportsmanship by those who attend all of our athletic events.
To ensure a safe and enjoyable experience for everyone, spectators and students are expected to follow the MCS Stadium Guidelines:
Clear Bag Policy: A clear bag policy is in effect for all varsity football games.
Backpacks and coolers are not allowed.
Only small purses, diaper bags, and medical bags are permitted.
Oversized bags must result in denied entry. All bags are subject to search.

Prohibited Items:
Weapons of any kind (including knives and firearms) are strictly prohibited.
Tobacco, alcohol, drugs, and vaping devices are not allowed on MCS property.
Stadium Conduct:
Walkways and elevated areas must remain clear. Private security will assist in maintaining these areas.
No running or tossing of balls inside the stadium.
Field access is restricted to those with proper credentials.
Anyone leaving the stadium will be required to repay admission to re-enter.
Admission will be charged for the entirety of the game.
All MCS students are subject to the MCS Code of Student Conduct during events.
Student Supervision:
Parents of elementary and middle school students are strongly encouraged to attend the game with their children.
If a parent is not attending, please ensure another responsible adult will accompany the child and serve as an emergency contact.
General Expectations:
Spectators are expected to be respectful and follow all stadium rules.
Those who fail to comply may be asked to leave without a refund and may not be permitted to return.
Loitering after the game has ended is not permitted.
Thank you for your efforts in helping us maintain a safe and positive environment for everyone. We eagerly anticipate an exciting and respectful evening of football, featuring performances by the band, dance team, color guard, JROTC, cheerleaders, as well as a sense of community.
#ElevateExcellence
Eric Terrell
Superintendent
