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Martin County Career and Technical Education Summer Camp Opportunities
Career Discovery Camp: Open to Rising 6th Graders - July 9-11 or July 16-18
Career Exploration Camp: Open to Rising 8th & 9th Graders - July 9-11
Career Exploration II Camp: Open to Rising 9th & 10th Graders - July 15 & 16
Location: MCS Innovation Campus, 411 East Blvd. Williamston, NC 27892
Registration Deadline: May 1st, 2024
Contact Mrs. Christenberry with Questions; kchristenberry@martin.k12.nc.us
Martin County Schools students engage in 3rd Annual Career & College Fair! Over 50 vendors that included the industries of construction, agriculture, science, technology, broadcasting, healthcare, boatbuilding, public works, masonry, finance, and pest management to college admission specialists and branches of the military were on display for MCS 7th-12th graders. There's no status-quo for MarCo! Check us out on WITN.com and WNCT.com, search for Career Fair.
Representatives Tolson and Speight from Edgecombe-Martin EMC spoke to students about career opportunities within their departments and the EMC Line Tech Camp for grades 9-12 coming up for MCS on April 18th.
As part of our sixth grade's study of ancient african kingdoms, the students made masks after learning how they relate to specific african cultures.
Thanks to all for supporting our book fair!
Only 15 more days to purchase precious memories. Buy your yearbook today!
Congratulations to our spring book fair winners. Their names were drawn to pick out a book of their choice. 8th grade - Za'Riah Chesson. 7th grade - Jonathan Troop. 6th grade - Italia Passley.
Our bibliophile strikes again! Mrs. Deaton, our 7th grade science teacher, purchased this wonderful collection of books from our bookfair to put in our library. This is the second generous donation from Mrs. Deaton this school year. We all appreciate her abundant generosity.
Be sure and check out the book fair this week!
What a performance! Six of RMS's students showcased their acting talent in the Wizard of Oz production at the Martin County Auditorium. We are so proud of their courage and community involvement.
Tim Manning, VP of Manning Masonry, Inc. and alumnus of Martin County Schools, spoke to CTE, Early College, and interested high school students about opportunities within the masonry and construction business. Manning Masonry, Inc. specializes in turn-key construction while delivering quality projects on time and within budget. The company is sponsoring and will attend the College and Career Fair on March 27th.
Don't forget to order your yearbook by April 10th.
Rod Lykins of SkillsUSA visited recently with CTE staff for a Q&A regarding the additional SkillsUSA Comps that are being added to Career & Technical Education courses. Teachers also collaborated on an intro activity for classroom use!
Our Battle of the Books team won first place at the district level today!! Many thanks to our administration for their support, to Ms. Horn for making the shirts, PTA for lunch, Mr. James for driving us around and to the parents of our team. Way to go team!
Click on this link to see what our First Graders from Jamesville Elementary did today at NCTIES!
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The 6th graders today had a chance to learn about dinosaurs. Scientists from the N.C. Museum of Natural Sciences came to our school today to provide an in house field trip through a grant won by Ms. Leggett. The students learned the process of identifying certain species. What fun!
Check out who our RMS Library Spotlight is on this month!
Congratulations to Caoimhe Perry, who won the Martin County Soil and Water Conservation Essay Contest for eighth grade. Way to go Caoimhe!
We had special visitors on Read Across America Day. The Cat in the Hat and Dorothy were here to help us celebrate a love for reading.
