It's time to register for the Marco Marching Band. Don't miss out.
Band information for parents of rising 6th graders.
Want to spoil your dog with homemade treats that were made with love? Cindy Hill's class at Riverside High School is here to help!
Funds raised will support real-world experiences for Mrs. Hill's class!
Gavin will tell you more at
https://bit.ly/RuffRuffTreats
Build your resume and enhance your leadership skills by becoming an Martin County FFA Officer!
See Miss Patterson or Mr. Bennett for an application.
Deadline: May 1st!
RMS's faculty enjoyed the dance as well as the students!
RMS's dance had everyone coming out in style. Here are some more pictures as promised.
If you received a BETA Club invitation, don't miss the induction ceremony!
Williamston Primary intern, Shakiah Dolberry, is enjoying her Pre-K internship and gaining valuable experience in early childhood development. Part of her designed pathway, Shakiah enjoys helping young students and studying nursery education with her mentor, Mrs. Cullipher.
Save the date - all rising 9th graders!
This is for rising 9th-12th graders
What a great time everyone had last night at our 8th grade dance. More pictures to come later.
Martin County FFA Wins Again!
The NE Regional FFA Rally was held, April 19th at COA in Elizabeth City. Martin County FFA members Sammy Bennett, Reagan Cowan, Jayla Everett, Tonyneia James, Alijah Lassiter, Peyton Rogers, and Landon Stalls were in attendance with advisors, Mr. Bennett and Miss Patterson.
Sammy Bennett, Alijah Lassiter, Jayla Everett, and Landon Stalls competed in Ag Mechanics; Reagan Cowan completed in Extemporaneous Public Speaking and Peyton Rogers completed in Employability Skills. Regan, Peyton, and Landon were recognized for their 1st place win in the region in Ag Sales and Regan earned highest scoring individual. Our hunter safety team was also recognized for their 2nd place finish in the regional competition. Tonyneia James completed in Creed Speaking and placed 3rd in the region and will be competing at the state competition in June! We are so proud of all our members for their dedication and hard work!
Way to go Martin County FFA!
Martin County FFA Wins Again!
The NE Regional FFA Rally was held, April 19th at COA in Elizabeth City. Martin County FFA members Sammy Bennett, Reagan Cowan, Jayla Everett, Tonyneia James, Alijah Lassiter, Peyton Rogers, and Landon Stalls were in attendance with advisors, Mr. Bennett and Miss Patterson.
Sammy Bennett, Alijah Lassiter, Jayla Everett, and Landon Stalls competed in Ag Mechanics; Reagan Cowan completed in Extemporaneous Public Speaking and Peyton Rogers completed in Employability Skills.
Regan, Peyton, and Landon were recognized for their 1st place win in the region in Ag Sales and Regan earned highest scoring individual. Our hunter safety team was also recognized for their 2nd place finish in the regional competition.
Tonyneia James completed in Creed Speaking and placed 3rd in the region and will be competing at the state competition in June!
We are so proud of all our members for their dedication and hard work!
Way to go Martin County FFA!
While some students are thinking about careers in healthcare, Bradley Reason is doing the work. In our JOBS Internship program, Bradley is gaining experience daily to enhance his health science pathway with our partner, Access Medicine, with Dr. Steven Manning and staff.
Our Battle of the Books team made us very proud today. They came in 2nd place at the Northeast Regional Competition. Way to go team!!!!
Wish our students luck! These students submitted their artwork to the State School Bus Safety Poster Contest. We are so proud of their artwork!
Reminder!
The Band Parent meeting is tonight for all band students district wide.
6th grade social studies students have been getting their passports stamped as they've worked their way through ancient civilizations. What fun!
The MCS Culinary Arts class is tantalizing the tastebuds with their creation of Cheesesteak Eggrolls and Vegetable Fried Rice! Getting hungry?
SAVE THE DATE - this event is open to all current 8th graders living in Martin County.
