McGee March Madness Basketball Tournament
An opportunity for students to work together on and off the basketball court
enhancing self esteem, confidence and a sense of accomplishment.

 
HISTORY

History
Elementary Division
Middle School Division
Open Division
Penny Drive

March Madness began at Catherine M. McGee Middle School in March of 1998. Students were encouraged to become a participant in our own basketball tournament which was patterned after the NCAA men's and women's national college tournament. The concept of March Madness was discussed, and students were encouraged to select their own teams and actively participate. The finalists of each grade level would earn the right to play the Dream Team (McGee Staff). This gives the staff an opportunity to interact with students at another level therefore building better student - staff relationships and cooperation.

Students are given the opportunity to participate in our tournament as players, referees, or scorers. In addition, Student Council sponsored a spirit week. Students showed off their school spirit by participating in jersey day, green and gold day, hat day and much more. A penny drive was organized to help our students learn that team work can be achieved at many levels, not just on the basketball court. They soon realized that all together we can accomplish more. In 81 days students have collected $32,728.06 for charity.

 

Faculty - Curriculum - Project Adventure - Grading Policy - Physical Fitness Testing - Physical Education Records
Trivia Challenge - Summer Fitness Challenge - Field Trips - Summer Fitness Challenge - March Madness
McGee Milers - Clubs - Interscholastic Athletics -Links - Directions