Mission: To Educate All Students for Success

Vision: To Become a Dynamic Educational System of Excellence

 
 

Students throughout Martin County returned to school for the new academic year on August 10.


This year is the year of the #MCSDRippleEffect. It's the opportunity we each have daily to go

#ALLINMartin👊and make a difference in the lives of our students. Let's make the 2022-2023 school year great together!

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On August 23, 2022, the continuation of the millage referendum was approved by Martin County voters. As a result, the Martin County School District will be able to continue funding critical programs and services for our students and schools over the next four years.

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For the second consecutive year, Superintendent John D. Millay and the Martin County School District's (MCSD) Professional Development team hosted Back-to-School Convocation for all employees! Convocation helps Team MCSD celebrate the start of each new school year, highlighting the "why" behind everything we do - the success of ALL students.

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It’s safe to say Martin County High School senior Sophie Araque-Liu was not expecting Selena Gomez to join her recent video chat with representatives of Google. Then again, it’s not every day one is crowned a #DoodleforGoogle national 

champion!

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UPCOMING EVENTS

August 31 - 5:00 - 8:00 p.m. - High School Curriculum Night

September 1 - 5:30 - 7:30 p.m. - Middle School Curriculum Night

September 5 - Labor Day - No School For Students

September 6 - 5:05 p.m. - Special TRIM School Board Meeting

September 12 - Interim Reports Issued (Grades 6-12) - FOCUS Parent Portal

View Our 2022-2023 Instructional Calendar

Families - the FOCUS Parent Portal is your one-stop-shop for all things related to your child's educational experience! Save time AND paper by completing your child's emergency card and parental consent forms in FOCUS this year. Have questions? Please contact the data registrar at your child's school.

The expiration of a federal waiver means families must complete a free/reduced-price meal application to determine whether or not their child(ren) are eligible for meal benefits. Even if you do not believe your child(ren) will qualify for free or reduced-price meals, please consider completing an application - meal applications ensure the Martin County School District is able to receive needed federal funding that directly benefits our students and schools.

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Senior Sophia Norris of Martin County High School has been selected as the Martin County School Board's Student Representative for the 2022-2023 school year. We look forward to having Sophia share the great news coming from our three high schools during each monthly School Board meeting!

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Ms. Robyn Monte (center) accepted flowers and a commemorative plaque from Superintendent John D. Millay (right) and Deputy Superintendent Michael Maine (left) on August 18, 2022. Ms. Monte will retire from MCSD after 34 years in September. 

Dr. Ginger Featherstone accepted flowers and a commemorative plaque from Superintendent John D. Millay on Thursday, August 18, 2022. Dr. Featherstone will retire from MCSD after 36 years in September. 

Superintendent John D. Millay and the Martin County School District's leadership team celebrated the upcoming retirements of Palm City Elementary School Principal Robyn Monte (34 years with MCSD) and Deputy Superintendent Ginger Featherstone (36 years with MCSD) on August 18, 2022. Both leaders received a standing ovation from their colleagues, and many tears were shed as stories were told about the impact each had made in the lives of thousands of students, employees and families over the years.

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