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Schools Make Madison Summit 2024

Free Event

  • Gain a better understanding of the current public education landscape
  • Be inspired by what’s happening in our schools
  • Learn how you can make a difference – there’s a role for everyone!

You will be immersed in learning about some perhaps unknown realities, creating a sense of awe and inspiration for all that is accomplished in our schools, and filling you with hope that together we’re making a difference in our community. If you believe in public education, this will be a morning you won’t forget, nor regret spending with us.

Past Attendee Testimonial:
“I wanted to congratulate you on a fantastic summit, and also express my gratitude as an attendee! Immediately after, I called my mom who is a retired educator and children’s healthcare lobbyist, and told her about how inspired I was by the programming. The need to do better for our children was the heartbeat felt throughout. The panelists were fantastic, the topics challenging and informative.” – Anne Ehrhart, SLED representative, Google public sector

Questions?
Contact Mary Bartzen, Community Partnerships Director
[email protected]


THANK YOU, SCHOOLS MAKE MADISON SPONSORS, YOU MAKE OUR WORK POSSIBLE

VISIONARY SPONSORS

INNOVATOR SPONSORS

Our sponsors drive change.

See the full list of our Schools Make Madison Sponsors at SchoolsMakeMadison.org, and consider adding your organization’s name to the list.


Latest News

Recent News Headline

Alumni: Hannah Altwegg (La Follette, ’14)

2014 La Follette alum Hannah Altwegg had a lot of interests after high school and deciding what to study and be “when she grew up” was not an obvious decision. Eventually, her love of educating and helping others with their development led her to her dream job at Summit Credit Union.

Alumni: Dr. Ramon Ortiz (East, ’91)

Reflecting on his journey, Dr. Ramon Ortiz attributes much of his success to his experiences within the MMSD. “To come from such humble beginnings and reach that level of academic accomplishment was only possible because of a high-quality K-12 public education system.”

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