MADISON — Madison Local Schools recognized two staff members with Ram Pride awards at its December board meeting.
Holly North, a business career tech instructor, has worked in the district since 1994.
Jacob Grove, Madison’s career tech director, described North as a passionate mentor who helped students reach their full potential, including at career tech competitions.
“The success of her students is no accident. It’s a result of her compassion, hard work, expertise and dedication each and every day,” Grove said.
North also serves as the high school yearbook advisor.
“She works diligently to ensure that every student, club, and activity is thoughtfully documented, guiding her staff in the design and overall production of the Madisonian each year,” Grove said.
“We deeply appreciate Mrs. North and the invaluable contributions she has made to the growth and success of her students over the last 31 years.”
Stacy Foote is a bright spot in students’ day
Stacy Foote brings consistent positivity to her role in the middle school cafeteria, according to food service director Matt Blankenship.
“Whether she’s greeting colleagues with a warm smile, tackling challenges with optimism or going the extra mile to support the team, her energy helps create a welcoming and productive environment,” Blankenship wrote in a statement, read by Peterson.
Blankenship added that Foote knows and greets many of her students by name and supports the district year round by working with the operations team during the summer.
“Her positivity isn’t just contagious, it’s effective,” he added. “She remains calm, cheerful and solution oriented, even under pressure, setting a powerful example of professionalism and grace.”
