James Madison Middle School

James Madison Middle School stands at 3375 Dairy Road in Titusville, ZIP 32796, a Brevard Public Schools campus for grades 7 and 8 that calls itself the Home of the Mohawks.

Madison Middle's website lists the front office at 321-264-3120 and the fax at 321-877-0938 (Madison Middle, Brevard Public Schools). In the federal Titusville search the school appears as james madison middle school at 3375 Dairy Rd with 447 students in grades 7 and 8 for 2024-2025 (NCES Titusville search).

Oak Park Elementary School shares Dairy Road with Madison Middle at 3395 Dairy Rd; it serves prekindergarten through grade 6 and answers at (321) 269-3252 (NCES Titusville list). Other Titusville schools in ZIP 32796 include South Lake Elementary on Garden Street and Astronaut High School at 800 War Eagle Blvd, while Titusville High School sits at 150 Terrier Trl S in ZIP 32780. The only other school on that NCES list serving just grades 7 and 8 is Andrew Jackson Middle School on Knox McRae Drive.

Madison Middle received a B from the Florida Department of Education for 2025-26, scoring 63 percent of total possible points, after a C in 2025.

On row 105 of the state's school grades workbook, dated as of September 1, 2026, James Madison Middle School (school 0052) earned 564 points over 9 components, 63 percent of the points available, with 98 percent of eligible students tested (FLDOE 2025-26 school grades workbook). The workbook's own note gives the middle school scale: 64 percent or more for an A, 57 to 63 percent for a B, 44 to 56 percent for a C, 34 to 43 percent for a D and 33 percent or less for an F. By that scale, a 63 is the top of the B band.

Row 105 also separates out learning gains for the students who started in the lowest quarter: 56 in English Language Arts and 59 in mathematics, alongside the all-student learning gains figures of 61 and 52 (FLDOE row 105).

The department's school grades page posts the 2026 School Grades Overview, a results packet and a Grading Scale Changes Overview, the last two updated September 8, 2026, along with lists of 2025-26 Schools of Excellence by school type, including a middle schools file (FLDOE School Grades page). A Titusville parent checking whether Madison Middle appears on the middle schools list, or how the cut points were set, can open those files on the same page.

Florida's grading law labels a B school as one making above average progress, and Madison Middle's subject achievement scores are the percentage of eligible students who passed each statewide test.

Section 1008.34 sets out the letters A through F and pairs the B with above average progress, one step below the excellent progress assigned to an A (Section 1008.34, Florida Statutes). Among the measures it lists are the percentage of eligible students passing the statewide science assessment and the percentage passing the statewide social studies assessment, which is what the 59 in science and the 76 in social studies on Madison Middle's row report.

The same section calls for a separate parent document. The Department of Education, working with each district, must produce a school report card every year that the district gives to parents; it has to show the grade, results in English Language Arts, mathematics, science and social studies, school improvement information, an explanation of performance under the federal Elementary and Secondary Education Act and indicators of return on investment, and the department posts it online (Section 1008.34, subsection 4). Madison Middle links a page titled James Madison Middle School Report Card from its Parents and Students menu (Madison Middle website).

The state workbook prints a letter for Madison Middle in every listed year from 1999 to 2026 except 2021, ranging from A grades in 2003, 2004 and 2006 through 2011 to a D in 2014.

The workbook headings mark the 2015 and 2023 columns as informational baseline grades, and the 2021 column on James Madison Middle School's row is empty (FLDOE grade columns, row 105).

Learning Gains by school and grade level, including the highest and lowest quartiles in English Language Arts and mathematics, are posted as separate Excel reports on the department's school grades page, which also links the state's school accountability portal (FLDOE School Grades page). Those reports are the next step for a Madison Middle family that wants detail below the single letter.

The state's 2024-25 Title I list counts 263 of Madison Middle's 425 students ages 5 to 17 as children from low-income families, 61.88 percent, with program type SW.

That row lists James Madison Middle School as a Middle/Junior school with selection code B and program type SW (FLDOE 2024-25 Title I school list). The 2025-26 grades workbook separately marks Madison Middle as Title I and not a charter, with 82.1 percent of students economically disadvantaged (FLDOE workbook, row 105).

NCES, separately, counts 447 Madison Middle students for 2024-2025; the Title I list's 425 and the NCES 447 are each given as their source states them (NCES Titusville search). The school keeps a Title One page and a School Improvement Plan page on its website for parents (Madison Middle website).

Madison Middle lists clubs from Science Research to Chess Club, an AV Club, and a sports lineup of basketball, cheerleading, soccer, volleyball and track and field.

The Clubs and Activities menu on the Madison Middle site names the National Junior Honor Society, Student Government, Science Research, Florida Future Educators of America, an ECO Club, a Chess Club and an Art Club (Madison Middle, Brevard Public Schools). The school describes Student Government as a student-based civic organization that promotes school spirit and leadership, and its AV Club as a place to script, shoot, animate and edit video projects. Its NJHS entry stresses scholarship, service, leadership, character and citizenship.

Madison Middle's Athletics menu carries a message from the athletic director, a Sports Physical/ACTIVATE page and GOFAN ticketing, alongside the team pages. Families also find School Insurance of Florida documents, the Destiny media center catalog, Parent Powered, Bullying and Harassment and Water Safety pages, and cafeteria links for My School Bucks, the cafe menu and Food and Nutrition Service.

Madison Middle keeps a Purple Star page in its Parents and Students menu, and the Brevard school district holds the state's Purple Star School District of Distinction designation in the 2024-2027 cohort.

The Purple Star link sits in the same Parents and Students menu as the Title One and report card pages on the Madison Middle site (Madison Middle website). The Department of Education's Purple Star page lists Brevard with Bay, Citrus, Okaloosa and Santa Rosa in the 2024-2027 district cohort and links a PDF of individual Purple Star Schools of Distinction for 2025-2028 (FLDOE Purple Star page).

Last verified: October 21, 2026, after a fresh read of the Dairy Road school's website, Madison Middle's row 105 and the scale note in the FLDOE workbook, the 2024-25 Title I list, the NCES Titusville search, the FLDOE school grades and Purple Star pages, and Section 1008.34.