District Set to Honor Students Who Earned Perfect Scores on State Assessments in the 2020-2021 School Year
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On November 18, 2021, the Martin County School District will host its annual perfect score recognition ceremonies for elementary, middle and high school students. One hundred seventeen (117) students earned a perfect score on one or more statewide assessments during the 2020-2021 school year and will be honored during the ceremonies, which will begin at 5:30 p.m. for students currently enrolled in an elementary school and 6:15 p.m. for students currently enrolled in a middle or high school.
"On behalf of our School Board and entire faculty and staff, I want to congratulate our students for their tremendous accomplishments," Superintendent John D. Millay said. "Their perfect mastery of content in each of the assessed subject areas is to be commended. Moreover, achieving these results during a year that presented many pandemic-related challenges is nothing short of remarkable. It is our collective hope that they will continue to build upon this success as they progress as learners in the Martin County School District." Read more...
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Make Your Voice Heard! Support The Education Foundation of Martin County's Teacher of the Year Recognition Program by Voting for This Year's Teacher of the Year! |
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It's that time of year again! The Education Foundation of Martin County will host its annual Teacher of the Year Awards Celebration on December 10, 2021. Each school's Teacher of the Year will be recognized as part of the celebration, with the District-level elementary, middle, high and overall winners will be named during the ceremony. The Education Foundation of Martin County encourages members of the community to vote for their favorite candidate(s) by leaving a note about the difference their chosen teacher(s) has made in their lives. Click here to cast your vote. Congratulations to all of our school-level Teachers of the Year!
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Tonya Belvin, Science Teacher
Dr. David L. Anderson Middle School
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Tammy Reinhart, 5th Grade Teacher
Citrus Grove Elementary School
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Jessica Urbay, 3rd Grade Teacher
Felix A. Williams Elementary School
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Rachel Holiman, 2nd Grade Teacher
Hobe Sound Elementary School
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Sandra Racette, English Language Arts Teacher
Indiantown Middle School
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Donna Vojcsik, Music Teacher
Jensen Beach Elementary School
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Cynthia Ganther, School Counselor
Bessey Creek Elementary School
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Kelly DiGrazia, Music Teacher
Crystal Lake Elementary School
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Laura Bianco, English Language Arts Teacher
Hidden Oaks Middle School
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Dianne Connelly, ESE Teacher
Hope Center for Autism
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LaShawnda McNair, 2nd Grade Teacher
J.D. Parker Elementary School
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Nicole Lavelle, AP Psychology Teacher
Jensen Beach High School
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Kelloryn Kalwa, U.S. History Teacher
Martin County High School
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Crystal Hallee, 4th/5th Grade Teacher
Palm City Elementary School
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Amy Jackson, 3rd Grade Teacher
Port Salerno Elementary School
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Lauren Favors, 1st Grade Teacher
SeaWind Elementary School
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Nicole Hammond, ESE/Support Facilitator
Murray Middle School
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Jennifer Arey, 2nd Grade Teacher
Pinewood Elementary School
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Demaris Mendez, Science Teacher
Riverbend Academy
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Jeanine Bushman, ESE/Support Facilitator
South Fork High School
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Kirsten Pendleton, 3rd Grade Teacher
Treasure Coast Classical Academy
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Elliott Harris, Music Teacher
Warfield Elementary School
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Lani Bartsch, ESE Teacher
Willoughby Learning Center
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Parent University Workshop: Florida's B.E.S.T. Standards, New Elementary ELA Materials and Changes to ELementary Report Cards |
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Welcome to Parent University! In this month's segment, Dr. Mary White, Director of Curriculum & Instruction, shares important information with parents/caregivers about Florida's B.E.S.T. standards, changes to report cards for elementary students and the new English Language Arts (ELA) materials that have been introduced this school year. Watch the video...
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Connection at Your Fingertips: Download the MCSD Mobile App Today! |
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Connection to the latest District and school-related news is now at your fingertips! Download the Martin County School District's new mobile app to access information about upcoming events, important news, forms and more. Follow one school, several schools or all MCSD schools - the new mobile app will ensure you never miss a beat!
Download the app today using the appropriate link for your device(s):
Please click the link below to learn how to customize your app settings and get the most out of your experience.
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Your Calling is Calling! District Currently Hiring for a Variety of Positions |
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Health & Wellness Resources |
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Bookmark our symptom screening tools (English and Español). Monitoring your child's health daily is key to preventing the spread of illness. To help protect their health and the health of those around them, keep your child home from school when they are ill.
Our screening tools will help you quickly assess your child for a wide variety of symptoms, advising what action is recommended and providing listings for local healthcare providers. If your child or a family member in your home is awaiting a COVID-19 test result, the Florida Department of Health in Martin County (DOH Martin) requires all unvaccinated students in the household to remain home.
Team MCSD - please click here to access our employee symptom screener. You will be able to find local care providers who participate in our Florida Blue network and seek care as necessary.
Many local physicians and pharmacies are offering COVID-19 immunizations to interested individuals aged 12 and up. Please click here to locate a provider near you. The CDC and DOH Martin advise that the COVID-19 vaccine is the best, long-term way to fight the virus.
COVID-19 testing is available throughout our community. Click here to view upcoming opportunities for free PCR testing through the Florida Department of Health in Martin County (DOH Martin). Click here to view testing opportunities offered by local pharmacies and physicians.
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Reminders for Families

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The Martin County School Board will hold its monthly Regular meeting at 4:00 p.m. on Tuesday, October 19.
Please click here to view the agenda for the meeting.
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Wednesday, October 20, is an early release day for students. Students will be dismissed two hours earlier than normal. Please click here to view our 2021-2022 school calendar.
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October is National Bullying Prevention Month, an annual event designed to prevent instances of childhood bullying while promoting kindness, acceptance and inclusion in schools and communities. On Wednesday, October 20, students and staff are encouraged to wear orange in a message of unity and compassion.
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October's Exceptional Student Education (ESE) Parent Workshop is scheduled for Thursday, October 21, at 5:30 p.m. via Zoom. This month's topic is transition planning. Please click here to access the Zoom session or email ESE Coordinator Jeff Bolbach to request more information.
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Families, children of all ages and members of the community are invited to attend the Environmental Studies Center's Open House on Saturday, October 23, from 10 a.m. - 1 p.m. Guests will have the opportunity to meet the Center's resident alligator and sea turtle - Joey and Shelby - while also learning more about the many different types of marine and plant life that call our Martin County home. While donations will be accepted, there will be no admission fees for this event.
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First-quarter report cards will be posted on Monday, October 25. Please be sure to view your child's grades and attendance in the FOCUS Parent Portal. If you do not currently have access to the FOCUS Parent Portal and would like to claim your account, please click here.
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Conference nights are coming soon! Please be on the lookout for specific registration instructions coming from your child's school. Elementary school conferences will be held Wednesday, October 27, from 5-8 p.m. Middle school conferences will be held Thursday, November 4, from 5-8 p.m. High school conferences will be held Wednesday, November 3, from 5-8 p.m.
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Student ID badges are an essential component of our safety plan and many other on-campus functions. Please ensure your child is wearing their school-issued badge each day.
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Students, parents/caregivers and members of the community are our partners in safety. Suspicious activity may be reported to our District safety team and law enforcement for investigation 24/7 via the FortifyFL platform. Please bookmark this page and always remember to "see something, say something."
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We are #ALLINMartin👊 and ready to help ALL students achieve their #MCSDPotential🌟 in the 2021-2022 school year! |
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