On Wednesday, April 29, staff from across Martin County Schools gathered at the Martin County Schools Innovation Campus for a district-wide professional development afternoon focused on learning, collaboration, and continuous improvement.
Sessions were led by our talented team members for fellow staff members, showcasing the incredible expertise within our district.
A wide range of subjects was offered, including curriculum and instructional strategies, grant writing, and effective ways to communicate the amazing things happening every day in classrooms across Martin County Schools.
We are grateful for the many employees who stepped forward to share their skills, ideas, and experience with colleagues. Their willingness to invest in one another is a powerful example of what makes our district special.
A special thank you goes to Kim Lilley, Director of K-5 Instruction, for organizing this highly productive professional development opportunity for our staff.
When educators keep learning, students keep winning—and Martin County Schools is committed to both.
All MCS Schools and Offices will be closed Monday, May 25 in observance of the Memorial Day Holiday
We’re excited to follow along and see the awesome learning experiences that will grow from this opportunity for their students, thanks to the generosity of Farm Bureau North Carolina.
This is yet another example of the dedication of Martin County Schools teachers. When there may not seem to be a way to make something happen for students, our educators go out and find one.
Well done, ladies!
#MartinOffersMore #NCAgInTheClassroom #TeacherExcellence
Thank you, Mr. Cornwell, for your partnership in helping grow our future workforce!
Thank you, Mr. Cornwell, for your partnership in helping grow our future workforce!
Last night, Williamston Primary School and MIEP students were able to count and identify seeds, discuss carrots, and get an understanding of the plantbed on their campus from our T"ag"-Team of CTE Agriculture Teachers, Ms. Patterson and Ms. Eason. Several students arrived at the afterschool event to learn about plant processes in horticulture.
#Need2BNCTE
Come see us at the CTE Tailgate before the big game tonight! We will be located right at the gate entrance.
5:30-kickoff! Games, Prizes, and Great Info about Opportunities in Career & Technical Education. Go Gators!
Check out what's happening in the Computer Science Discoveries class at South Creek MS...Mr. Wynne has students facilitating learning of binary coding! Great class and kudos to the students! #MSCTE
Calling all local business, industry, and community partners:
Could your team use some assistance? Would you like to help train our future workforce? We have several high school students who are eager to work and ready to learn! Please contact Mrs. Adrienne Whitaker, MCS Career Development Coordinator, to learn more about these partnership opportunities with our CTE internship program. We are #bettertogether!
As the school year begins, we are restocking the barnyard at the Career & Technical Center on the Innovation Campus. Our newest Ag teacher addition, Ms. Hailey Eason (seen here), visited the Mobley Family Backyard Bird operation to see their modern chicken coup and several varieties of poultry. The gracious owners, Alan and Jenny Mobley, donated three laying hens to get the Animal Science program off and running. Ms. Eason has lots in store for students and this partnership only enhances the poultry portion of our program. Thank you again to the Mobley Family. Stay tuned and chick-en for more updates!
We are excited to welcome former FFA State Officer Hailey Eason as our newest educator addition to the Agriculture / FFA program! From the big town of Speed, NC, Hailey is a graduate of N. C. State University in the Agriculture Education program with concentrations in Animal Science and Agricultural Mechanics. We look forward to her contributions and student activities alongside her returning Ag Tag-Team partner, Ms. Patterson.
Ms. Eason will be teaching Animal Science I and Ag Mechanics this fall.
How does an image change when you put it in water? And why does it change?
These are the pressing questions our first- and second-grade students are exploring today with Mrs. Tracey and Mrs. Caroline in STEM Camp!
They created original artwork, secured their pictures in ziploc bags, and submerged them underwater to begin their experiments.
