On behalf of the Madison Knights family, I proudly welcome you to James Madison Academic Campus (“Madison”). My name is Mr. Fuller. I’m embarking on my thirtieth year with Milwaukee Public Schools, my sixteenth year at Madison, and my third year as principal.

Madison is a proud member of the Milwaukee Community Schools Partnership. Through this landmark program, our students have access to role models and resources from leading nonprofit organizations across southeastern Wisconsin. Prioritizing our students’ academic and social and emotional growth is work we do together. Being a partnership school, Madison creates space for family engagement. Parents and nonprofit partners, neighbors, and students are invited to join our Community School Leadership Team, Community School Youth Council, and Family Leadership Organization. To learn more about these groups and how to join them, please reach out to us.

To learn more about Madison, call our office at (414) 393-6100 or visit our athletics site. Our new fieldhouse is ready to host Milwaukee City Conference events with new bleachers, scoreboard, and sound system. A renovated and reopened pool gives our athletes access to top-tier training facilities. “Top tier” also applies to our academic facilities. In our campus culinary laboratory, students are earning credit toward graduation and getting a head start on careers in the hospitality and tourism industry. You can say the same about students in our NAF Academy of Health Sciences. They are learning and earning credits in Madison’s health sciences laboratory, and they receive professional-grade training and mentoring support working with healthcare organizations city-wide.

Our educators and counselors are experts in advising students on personalized college and career goals. All students work toward the shared goal of graduation day, but they know earning a diploma from Madison means more than graduating from high school. It means they cross the commencement stage with community-building experience, job-ready skills, and communication and critical thinking abilities that can help them navigate any obstacle — and achieve greater success in the real world.

Sincerely,

Mr. Fuller, principal
James Madison Academic Campus