Matador Alliance Club is a safe space to be seen and heard, and we promote inclusivity and positivity. 

Want to leave your mark on James Madison? Join Yearbook Club!
Members take photos at home sports events, spirit weeks and other SCA events, and most importantly help create the yearbook.
Questions? See Mrs. Wooten in room 212.

Book Club meets during lunch once a month. We read short stories together and talk about what we read!

Dungeons & Dragons Club meets once a month on Thursdays. We learn to play D&D, create characters and conduct campaigns! 

Email aIshee@rcps.info for more information.

The JMMS Student Council Association is committed to representing our student population with interest in promoting students’ voices in school-wide events. Our goal is to have students helping other students and the community throughout the year.
SCA Sponsored Events:

• Mad Money Store

• Spirit Week(s)

• School Dances

SCA Members should be present for all SCA sponsored activities.

This year's production will be "Into the Woods."

Sponsored by Ms Scozzari
Room 300
bscozzari@rcps.info

Help Save the Next Girl is a national non-profit organization formed by Gil Harrington and Jane Vance in honor of Morgan Harrington.

The goal of James Madison Middle School's  HSTNG is to empower women and young girls to be strong and confident, to be aware of their surroundings, and to invest in others and their community. 

If you have any additional questions, please reach out to James Madison Middle School at 540-853-2351 to be put in contact with the club sponsor.

The club will meet on the following dates:

11/19

12/17

1/28

2/25

3/18

4/29

5/20

lrueff@rcps.info

BETA Club was established by Dr. John Harris in 1934 to promote the ideals of academic achievement, character, leadership and service among elementary and secondary school students. Our slogan is "Let Us Lead By Serving Others." James Madison Middle School has its very own chapter. 

It is very important to us that our JMMS Beta chapter focus on the original ideals that were established for Beta clubs in 1934. Therefore, our true focus is on community and school service to make a positive impact on our world.  In order to truly embody our slogan, members will be required to participate in 4 school community service projects throughout the school year. It is also a requirement that students have at least 10 hours of community service outside of school. Additionally, participants must maintain at least a B cumulative GPA and positive conduct record (Mostly 1s and some 2s on report cards/interims).

Students should take these requirements into account and carefully consider if joining Beta Club will be the right fit for them.  If so, we can't wait to work with your child in Beta Club this school year!

Art Club typically meets once a month. See the calendar on the Madison main page for specific dates.