As we conclude CTE Month, check out the Martin County Schools "Made in Martin" video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_mEiNZP05H8
sponsored by NCWorks, RiversEast, and the Golden Leaf Foundation.
Students were provided an informative presentation by Chief Larry Johnson of the MCC Fire Academy. MCS currently has students enrolled in the Jr. Firefighter and Exploration programs through Williamston Fire/Rescue. Firefighters and Rescue personnel are in need nationally.
Edwards, Inc., an industrial contractor with locations throughout eastern NC, presented their company and career opportunities to students recently. Ms. May, company recruiter, and Mr. Sutton, project manager, provided the information. Edwards, Inc. is also the corporate sponsor of the MCS College and Career Fair on March 27th.
Calling all FFA Alumni and Friends! Please join us for the Martin Co. FFA Alumni & Friends Meeting on March 14th @ 6pm. Come out and learn more about our FFA Program and how you can help us grow by becoming an Alumni & Friends Member!
This opportunity is open to any and all who wish to support the Martin Co. FFA Program, you do not have to be a Martin County Resident nor FFA Alumni.
MCS Celebrates CTE Month! Through February we are highlighting our Career & Technical Education Program, culminating in March with our College and Career Fair! The fair will be at the Innovation Campus, home of the Martin Innovative Early College on March 27th!
Martin County FFA participated in the Tar Roanoke Federation Competition on February, 15th at NERSBA. Congratulations to our winners who advance to the Regional Leadership Conference competition. Tonyneia James - 3rd place FFA Creed Reagan Cowan - 2nd place Extemporaneous Public Speaking Peyton Rogers - 1st place Employability Skills Thanks to Ms. Patterson, FFA Advisor who coached these young ladies!
Katie Ross, Senior Human Resource Advisor for Domtar and MCS grad, along with Safety Rep Joe Jordan, presented to CTE classes regarding the operations of Domtar, Inc. Students were able to gain information about the soft skills needed for job interviews and job preparation, as well as technical skills, wages, certifications, and opportunities at the plant.
Brendan Mobley, a 2020 MCS graduate employed by Oak Ridge Industries, Inc. (Washington, NC), demonstrates the art of TIG welding to students in Ag Mechanics I & II.
Open to Current 8th - 11th Graders!
Attention All Martin County High School Students and Staff: Please help us celebrate National FFA Week!
Did you know that Martin County Schools has 4 outstanding Career and Technical Student Organizations! Students in Grades 6-12 can join FFA and SkillsUSA and students in Grades 9-12 can join HOSA and FCCLA. Reach out to one of our CTSO Advisors for more information!
FCCLA - Mrs. Joyner, Mrs. Hale, or Mrs. Hardison (RHS)
FFA - Mrs. Hoggard (RMS), Mrs. Gurganus (SCMS), Mr. Bennett or Mrs. Patterson (Innovation Campus)
HOSA - Mrs. Ward or Mrs. Revels (Innovation Campus)
SkillsUSA - Mr. Wynne (RMS), Mr. Prettyman or Mrs. Griffin (Innovation Campus)
Thank you to the Williamston Fire Department for training Mrs. Ward's Health Science II Students in Fire Safety.
It's CTE Month and we want to showcase our Fabulous High School CTE Teachers! These teachers know their content, put in the extra hours to make sure every student has the opportunity to be successful through afterschool activities and clubs to engaging hands on lessons. Thank you for choosing MCS as your home!
It's CTE Month and we want to showcase our Fabulous High School CTE Teachers! These teachers know their content, put in the extra hours to make sure every student has the opportunity to be successful through afterschool activities and clubs to engaging hands on lessons. Thank you for choosing MCS as your home!
FCCLA (Family, Career, and Community Leaders of America) students attended the annual Hospitality Leadership Conference at East Carolina University. These students have career interests in culinary arts, foods and nutrition, as well as the hospitality industry.
Our district is in the process of completing a Comprehensive Local Needs Assessment for Career and Technical Education for Martin County Schools. Students, parents, and community partners all play an important role in students' academic, intellectual, social, and emotional growth.
Career and Technical Education (CTE) courses are classes that are predominately project-based classes where students learn by doing, where students can potentially earn professional certifications, and where students can prepare for direct entry into the workforce or educational and technical programs directly after high school graduation.
In order to assess our CTE program properly, we would like to receive your feedback. Please complete the survey appropriate to your role in Martin County Schools, and we thank you for your assistance. Deadline: March 1st
Parent Survey -- https://bit.ly/23CTEparentsurvey
Community Member Survey -- https://bit.ly/23CTECommunitySurvey
MCS Middle & High School Staff Survey -- https://bit.ly/23CTEStaffSurvey
It's CTE Month and we want to showcase our Fabulous High School CTE Teachers! These teachers know their content, put in the extra hours to make sure every student has the opportunity to be successful through afterschool activities and clubs to engaging hands on lessons. Thank you for choosing MCS as your home!
It's CTE Month and we want to showcase our Fabulous High School CTE Teachers! These teachers know their content, put in the extra hours to make sure every student has the opportunity to be successful through afterschool activities and clubs to engaging hands on lessons. Thank you for choosing MCS as your home!
Open to all Middle and High School Ag Students!
Today at the Innovation Campus, Martin Community College's Physical Therapy Assistant students worked with Mrs. Ward's Nursing Fundamentals students on Range of Motion and Ambulation Skills.
