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!
Senior T-Shirts Are Here!
We’re excited to announce that MCHS Senior T-Shirts are now available! This year’s shirts were designed by none other than Titus Chesson, MCHS's very first SGA Executive Board President. Don’t miss out on rocking this special design that celebrates both our senior class and a historic moment in MCHS leadership.
Grab yours now and show off your school pride!
www.companycasuals.com/mchssenior2025
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"!
MCHS Gators!
Let's come together and show our support for Autism Awareness! This Friday, we are "Embracing the Spectrum" -- and we want YOU to wear colors that represent the beauty and diversity of the autism spectrum.
Rock your brightest blues, reds, yellows, and greens to help raise awareness and spread kindness, inclusion, and understanding.
MCHS Prom 2025
https://youtu.be/GACEFaUdhPU
Fall Class Registration continues this week. Counselors are meeting with each student about their future fall schedule. Remember students that qualify can take class with Martin Community College for free through Martin County HS.
MCHS Guardian News: Week of April 7, 2025
https://youtu.be/fvlK8CAOhQY
MCHS Class of 2029 was on campus for a tour this past Thursday and Friday. They got to tour the campus of MCHS and the Innovative Campus. Please remember our 8th grade night is on 4/14 from 5:30 PM to 7:00 PM in the media center.
We celebrated our media coordinator today on librarians day. We are so lucky to have Mrs. Libby Grimes on our staff. She has only been with us this semester and has already made great strides in improving the media center.
Committed to Service
MCHS Senior Signs with Army National Guard
Signing Day for a high school student often means a commitment to athletics at the next level.
On March 28th, Ryan Windley signed to serve his state and country as a member of the Army National Guard.
He is currently a senior in high school in his fifth semester in the district’s JROTC Program.
Windley will attend Basic Combat Training this fall and attend Advanced Individual Training and train for his military occupation specialty as a Chemical, Biological, Radiological, and Nuclear Specialist (74D).
Based on his commitment, Windley will qualify for 100 percent tuition assistance and begin receiving compensation for drills and federal service time toward retirement.
https://www.usarmyjrotc.com/martin-county-high-school-jrotc-cadet-enlists-in-the-us-army-national-guard/
Martin County High School Prom will be on Saturday, April 5, 2025. Make sure you stay updated on all important prom information!
If you have been around our campus before then you have probably seen Mr. Leggett mowing grass. We celebrated him last week as he is retiring today March 31, 2025. A big thank you to all of his years of service to Martin County Schools.
Here is the 12th grade monthly Newsletter. Lots of scholarship application information. Please click the link below or have your senior check the class of 24/25 google classroom to access the information.
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1yi7C5pVrXd_SbwUX-ziyudFoukzoAMIG/edit?usp=sharing&ouid=110004069092373394350&rtpof=true&sd=true
Guardian News Week of 3/31/25.
https://youtu.be/6k8dQ-bsHQI
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!
Important Reminder!
JROTC Cadets at the Martin County Annual Business & Industry Dinner.
The learning never stops in Gator Country. Our staff received instant PD on different tech tools from in house experts.
A big thank you to everyone that came out to our guardian conferences tonight. Our staff greeted everyone with a smile and provided a snack to all. What a great night to be a Gator.
MCHS Guardian News: Week of March 24, 2025
https://youtu.be/0_f75OkjamY