Sharing gratitude and kindness: Madison McGregory

T-2-4 Goal

Since a young age, Madison has wanted to have a career focused on helping people medically. At this time, she plans to study to become an MRI technician. “I realized this is a way I can continue my passion for medical science,” she said.

Academic Highlight

Madison is most proud of her ability to balance maintaining good grades with her extracurricular activities “Throughout high school, I’ve managed to maintain a 6.2 GPA and have been on the honor roll since seventh grade,” said Madison.

Core Characteristics

With the support of her teachers and school leaders, Madison exemplifies what it means to be service-minded. “I try to be thoughtful in how I interact with students and staff,” she said. “That means showing gratitude, kindness and consideration, even to people I don’t know.” Spring Woods High School (SWHS) counselor Jose Garcia describes Madison as a mentor to her peers.

Programs & Activities

Madison is involved with the SWHS chapter of the National Honor Society. She is also a standout student in SBISD fine arts programming at her school. She enjoys painting and drawing, and has been in choir for six years.

Favorite Subject

Biology. “I’ve always been fascinated in human biology, and it's everything I expected it to be and more.”

Favorite Teacher

Mrs. Ashley Winscott, Art. “She has trust in my instincts and has allowed me to fully express myself in my art style.”

What She Loves About Her School

At SWHS, Madison appreciates the wide variety of students and staff she encounters through her classes and extracurricular involvement. “What I love most about my school community is how much diversity there is in each organization, and being exposed to different, unique people,” said Madison.

Fun Fact

When Madison was at Spring Woods Middle School (SWMS), she was chosen for the Character Without Question award because of the ways she displayed integrity. She was proud to represent her school at the annual recognition of all Character Without Question honorees (one student from each campus) at a spring SBISD board of trustees meeting.