It's already that time of year again—SUMMER CAMPS are available through MCS CTE! Check out the offerings for June 16-19. Registration is open now! We are the destination for innovation!
MCS Horticulture & FFA will have a spring PLANT SALE, Thurs. and Fri. April 17th & 18th. Come early to see the selection and get your choice at the Career & Technical Center on the Innovation Campus (411 E. Blvd. Williamston). Contact Ms. Patterson at 252-792-8812 for details.
Sights from the 2025 SkillsUSA State Conference and Competition in Greensboro, NC. We welcome back our SkillsUSA students today who, after placing in the regionals, had a fantastic experience competing against students from all over the state! #MCSkillsUSA
Students from Mrs. Revels's Biomedical Tech class participated in hands-on activities through a STEMEast initiative called Industry In Schools. The event, hosted by our partner Martin Community College, provided students from Martin County High, Washington High, Herford County High, and Columbia High Schools a collaborative event in BioPharma!
MCS Career & Technical Education students participated in the Edgecombe-Martin EMC Line Tech Camp yesterday near Tarboro, NC. While at the EMEMC facility, students had hands-on experiences to understand all the processes of an Electrical Line Technician. This type of work-based learning opportunity provides students with relative career investigation, broadening the aspects of the normal pathway. Mr. Albach, MCS Welding Teacher, described the camp as "awesome"!
Martin County School's newest LETRS cohort completed their 8th and final LETRS professional development training on Friday after an extensive 2-year study on explicit and systematic literacy practices.
We thank these teachers for their dedication to growing and learning while teaching their students daily. Thank you to Ellen Mizell, NC DPI Early Literacy Specialist for facilitating these sessions and pouring knowledge into our educators daily.
MCS Career & Tech Ed is training tomorrow's workforce today! Welding Instructor Mr. Albach has students working on vertical welds and angles while Mrs. Patterson's Horticulture I class brings technology to the greenhouse to complete assignments. Work-based learning is thriving, and we offer students more career development opportunities. MCS CTE is so complete, no one else can compete.
- Forestry Team
- State Runner-Up Champions in Junior Chef Competition (Culinary Arts)
- Full Welding Program
- Adobe Credentials (SkillsUSA Regional 3rd place Adobe Visual Design)
- Criminalistics Lab ( SkillsUSA Crime Scene Investigation Regional Champions)
- Nursing Fundamentals Clinicals (CNA Credentials, Pharmacy Tech Credentials)
- Health Science I,II, Biomedical Tech (SkillsUSA Regionals 3rd place CPR & First Aid)
- FFA Animal Science -(Beef Cattle Credentials, YQCA)
- 3D Modeling & Animation/Game Art Design (SkillsUSA Regional Champions)
- FCCLA State Executive Officer of Competitive Events
-FFA Land Judging Team, FFA Tool ID Team, Hunter Safety Team, Livestock Team
- Health Science (CPR & First Aid Credentials, Stop the Bleed Certifications)
- MCC Fire Academy & MCS Jr. Firefighter Program
- Adobe Digital & Video Design (Photoshop Credentials, Adobe Illustrator Credentials)
MCS CTE is the place to be!
Pictures can say 1000 words! Students enjoying all the various options at the Career & College Fair held at the MCS Career & Technical Center on the Innovation Campus!
More action shots from the 2025 MCS CTE Career & College Fair!
Another Career & College Fair has come and gone, but we have testimonies of lasting effects from students who take advantage of the opportunities available at the fair. Several former MCS students have been employed by some of the businesses on the vendor floor, including sponsors The Edwards Company, Manning Masonry, Domtar, Lilley International, Martin Enterprises, Martin Chamber of Commerce, and Martin Community College. Thank you to all our vendors and business partners who came out to provide information to students and parents! It was a great day for our students and our CTE Business Partnerships are greatly appreciated.
Thank you,
Jason K. Wynne
The MCS CTE Career & College Fair is only 1 week away! Thank you to Manning Masonry, Martin County Economic Development, Domtar, Martin Community College, Lilley International, Martin County Chamber of Commerce, Martin Enterprises, and our corporate sponsor, The Edwards Company.
The Martin County Schools CTE Career & College Fair is next week!
Thursday, March 13th, 2025 at the Career & Technical Center on the Innovation Campus!
Stay tuned for more information...
MCS CTE students participated in the SkillsUSA Eastern Regional Competition along with several schools across the state. SkillsUSA offers a broad range of awesome competitions and every one of our students placed and brought home a medal in their inaugural attempt. We are so proud of you!
Kayla Smith - Photography (5th)
Jamil Morris - Digital Software Design (1st)
Bianca Hernandez & Jazmyne Staton - CPR (3rd)
Lyrah Bakinowski - Adobe Video & Visual Design (2nd)
Terrance Whitley - T-shirt Design (3rd)
Lonnie Lee, Kenleigh Hardison, & Jalyn Raynor - Crime Scene Investigation (1st)
These students made a fantastic impression for MCS at SkillsUSA!
Students took part in FFA's "Drive your Tractor to School Day" last week! Brody Whitaker, Beau Brown, & Landon Stalls took a slower route to school, but it was worth it as they showed the type of agricultural equipment they can operate. Luckily, the modernization of ag equipment now includes a cab on the tractor!
Students are working with the experts in preparation for their SkillsUSA "Crime Scene Inspection" event. Sheriff Drew Robinson, Lieutenant Investigator Roebuck, and SBI Agent Cowan share and show with interested student investigators Jalyn , Kenleigh, & Lonnie . Mrs. Revels (Health Science) brought in these officers to share their knowledge with students and we appreciate their time and coaching!
This week, representatives from the MCS Hunter Safety Shooting Team visited RMS to discuss upcoming events and extend membership opportunities to students who are interested in joining.
This group works to hone shooting and hunting skills, and to promote the safe handling of firearms. The team currently meets weekly on Sundays to prepare for their upcoming district tournament. They will also be hosting a hunter safety education course in the near future - be on the lookout for more information! To learn more about the upcoming course or joining the team, please reach out to Miss Patterson at cpatterson@martin.k12.nc.us.
Thank you to Mrs. Rushing and team at RMS for giving us the opportunity to connect with future members of our growing program!
Flagstone Foods, Inc. of Robersonville, a regional snack food manufacturer, visited MCS CTE students recently to discuss the plant's opportunities regarding employment, salary, and the education and skills needed. Mr Tony Hinton, Director of People Transformation, and Ms. Ericca Webb, Production Manager, enlightened students about Flagstone products and career choices. Students were also provided a Planters snack, produced at the Flagstone facility.
We appreciate Flagstone Foods and Mr. Hinton for serving on our MCS Career & Technical Education Business & Industry Council.
Congrats to our MCS CTE Internship students who completed a successful work-based learning experience for the fall semester. 80% of the enrolled students have secured employment in part-time work while in school, or full-time employment post-graduation.
#MCS-CTE
Martin County Schools FFA hosted the annual Federation Truck & Tractor competition today at the Innovation Campus. Landon Stalls participated in the event for MCS that also included four other schools. Mrs. Patterson set the course and students enjoyed a great time in the cold. Thank you to Lilley International (Career Fair Sponsor) and Feyer Ford for providing the equipment to support the competition. #MCSCTE #LearningthroughDoing
The MCS FCCLA (Family, Career, & Community Leaders of America) chapter led the FCCLA Fall Leadership Conference held at East Carolina University. Students competed in various competitions and MCS showed up and showed out! Winners from the event were;
Akeelah Biggs - 1st place for Chapter Budget
Nijae Carney and Kayla Griffin - 3rd place for Chapter Social Media
Tearra Smallwood and Dashawn Griffin - 2nd place for Service Project
Ezzurie Williams, VP of Chapter Events, hosted the event on the ECU stage and presented "Tips and Tricks for Star Events". Congrats to these students and for representing MCS as a leader in regional FCCLA competitions.
