Martin County DSS to Host “Town Hall” Meetings about Changes to Medicaid on September 19th & 23rd WILLIAMSTON, NC — The State of North Carolina is undergoing a transformation on the administration of Medicaid benefits. Some Medicaid beneficiaries will move from a “fee for service” to a “managed care” approach beginning February 2020 across the State. ... READ MORE >
Martin County Schools will be closed on Thursday, Sept. 5th and Friday, Sept. 6th due to Hurricane Dorian. Twelve month essential staff should report Thursday, Sept. 5th at regular time. We will keep you informed if anything changes. READ MORE >
Just a reminder about uniform colors. Elementary students in grades K-5 may wear any solid color "polo" style shirt. Pants, skirts, jumpers, or shorts should be khaki, navy blue, or black. Middle and high school students are to wear solid "polo" style shirts that are black, gray, or their school color (navy blue for Riverside; Purple for South Creek). Pants,... READ MORE >
Student transfer forms are now available under the Important Links section. These forms should be submitted by July 15, 2019. READ MORE >
If your child will be 4 on or before August 31, 2019, they may be eligible for Martin County School's Pre-Kindergarten program. Applications will be available beginning March 1, 2019. READ MORE >
If your student will be 5 on or before August 29, 2019, it's time to register them for Kindergarten! READ MORE >
Join us February 5th 6-7 pm at Jamesville Elementary School: Martin County Schools implemented the Positive Parenting Program or Triple P last school year. Triple P will be back in our school this year and we are excited to be working with our parents again to create environments that help tackle the most common family issues and develop positive relationships in... READ MORE >
Martin County will host their fall games tomorrow, Wednesday, December 12, at South Creek Elementary School. Come out and support our athletes! READ MORE >
Join us December 11th, 6-7 pm at South Creek Elementary School: Martin County Schools implemented the Positive Parenting Program or Triple P last school year. Triple P will be back in our school this year and we are excited to be working with our parents again to create environments that help tackle the most common family issues and develop positive relationships... READ MORE >
Please support the 2018 Martin County Toys for Tots campaign. Toys will be collected through Martin County Schools and many community clubs, organizations, churches, and businesses. Toy collection will continue through December 10th. Places where toys can be dropped off for our T4T campaign are: Martin County Board of Education, Riverside High School,... READ MORE >
Several teachers from across Martin County Schools were recently awarded Bright Ideas Grants from the North Carolina Electric Membership Cooperatives. A variety of grade levels and content areas are represented by the projects. This year's winners include:"Rockets to Race Cars" Cliff Hudson, Billie Vanderford, Mary Hill, Maggie Belagnia,and Jessica Bryant... READ MORE >
JaBrian Spruill, a student at Riverside Middle School, was honored at the November meeting of the Board of Commissioners for his community service at the RMS Shelter during Hurricane Florence. JaBrian assisted by putting together cots, moving equipment, and performing many other tasks to assist the shelter staff in running the shelter. He... READ MORE >
Martin County Schools is accepting Proposals for Nursing Services through November 28, 2018. In order to access the Request for Proposal document here, choose SEE ALL NEWS and Read More. READ MORE >
Triple P and Martin County Schools : Riverside Middle School 6-7pm Martin County Schools implemented the Positive Parenting Program or Triple P last school year. Triple P will be back in our school this year and we are excited to be working with our parents again to create environments that help tackle the most common family issues and develop... READ MORE >
Martin County Schools is accepting Proposals for Nursing Services through October 26, 2018. In order to access the Request for Proposal document here, choose SEE ALL NEWS and Read More. READ MORE >
Martin County Schools was recently awarded a capital needs grant in the amount of$5.3 million. Funds provided through this grant will be used to construct a Career-Technical Education Center adjacent to the NC Telecenter. SuperintendentChris Mansfield reports that the project has been in development for some time and is a collaboration between the county... READ MORE >
Martin County Schools was recently awarded two safety grants by the NC Department of Public Instruction. The first grant awarded MCS about $130,000 to place additional schoolresource officers in each elementary school. This will allow every MCS school to have afull-time resource officer on campus. The second grant awarded MCS about $31,000 to purchase classroom... READ MORE >
Due to the likelihood of high wind gusts and heavy rains from Hurricane/Tropical Storm Michael, Martin County Schools will dismiss at 1:00 pm on Thursday, October 11, 2018. Parent-Teacher Conferences scheduled for Thursday evening are cancelled. All afterschool activities scheduled for Thursday afternoon and evening are cancelled. Friday, October 12, 2018... READ MORE >