MCSD Families: Schools and District offices will reopen tomorrow, Wednesday, Nov. 4.
We know how important it is for our schools to be open for students and families when we can do so safely. We also recognize that some families are still dealing with flooding, difficult travel conditions and other impacts from the weather. If that is your family, we understand and want you to have the flexibility you need.
Here’s what to know for tomorrow:
-Attendance: If weather-related conditions prevent your child from attending school or cause them to arrive late, the absence or tardy will be excused with parent/guardian notification to the school. We also encourage employees to let their supervisors know as soon as possible regarding their ability to report to work.
-Transportation: Families using District buses should expect delays. If you are able to safely transport your child to and from school, we encourage you to do so.
-After-School: Extended Day will operate as scheduled. All outdoor after-school activities remain canceled. Indoor activities may resume at the discretion of individual schools and coaches, with any cancellations communicated directly to families. Activity buses will not operate, so families of students participating in indoor activities should plan accordingly for transportation.
-Makeup Day: At this time, no decision has been made regarding a makeup day. We will provide as much advance notice as possible once a decision has been reached.
As we prepare to welcome our students back, our thoughts remain with the families and employees who are still dealing with significant impacts from this weather. Please make the decision that is safest for your family based on the conditions where you live and travel.
The safety and well-being of our students, staff and families remain our priority.
#ALLINMartin👊
MCSD Families: As our community continues to navigate the impacts of the recent weather, the Martin County School District is closely monitoring conditions in Martin County and surrounding areas as we plan for Wednesday.
At noon today, school and District leadership teams will meet to review conditions across the region, assess our campuses and determine what is needed to support school operations tomorrow.
We know families and employees are making plans, and we will share an update on Wednesday’s school operations as soon as possible following today’s assessment.
We are especially mindful of our families and employees who are dealing with severe impacts from this weather. We hope you and your loved ones continue to stay safe. The safety and well-being of our students, staff and families remain our priority as we look ahead to tomorrow.
#ALLINMartin👊
I VOTED! ✅
If you've already voted early or have safely made it to the polls today, we hope you get to show off this year's beautiful "I Voted" sticker!
Jensen Beach High School student Shaunee Scott designed this election season's sticker. Kids joining their parents at the polls get an awesome sticker as well! This election season's "Future Voter" sticker was designed by former Felix A. Williams Elementary student and current Stuart Middle School student Juniper Urbay.
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🚨WEATHER UPDATE: SCHOOLS CLOSED TUESDAY🚨
Due to the ongoing impacts of severe weather across Martin County and surrounding communities, all Martin County School District-operated schools will be closed tomorrow, Tuesday, November 3. This includes all after-school activities.
In making this decision, the District considered conditions throughout the region, including significant flooding and difficult travel conditions in communities where many of our employees and families live. As conditions progressed throughout the day, we received reports of employees and families navigating floodwaters to get home, leaving vehicles behind and waiting for a ride because of impassable roadways, and making alternate arrangements for overnight accommodations because they can’t safely stay in their own homes.
Those impacts matter as we consider the safety of our employees traveling to and from our campuses and our ability to have the staff and resources in place to support students throughout the day.
The decision follows Governor Ron DeSantis’ declaration of a state of emergency for Martin County and surrounding counties.
Our thoughts are with our families and employees experiencing the impacts of the severe weather, both within Martin County and in surrounding communities. We encourage everyone to use caution and prioritize their safety as conditions continue to affect our region.
Continue to follow the District's social media and website for any updates.
#ALLINMartin👊
Please join us in congratulating Ms. Jenifer Zagars of Jensen Beach Elementary School, the official TCPalm Teacher of the Week for October 25-30! 💙💛🎉
Thank you to everyone who voted and helped celebrate Ms. Zagars! As a kindergarten VE/ESE teacher, she brings positivity, patience and compassion to her classroom each day, creating a welcoming environment where every student feels supported and encouraged to succeed.
Congratulations, Ms. Zagars! 👏
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🏈🏆FERGIE FERGUSON TROPHY IS BACK WITH THE FALCONS🏆🏈
ICYMI: Jensen Beach High School defeated Martin County High School 42-0, reclaiming the Fergie Ferguson Trophy in the 14th matchup of the County Championship!
The annual rivalry honors Forest King "Fergie" Ferguson Jr., a standout Stuart High School athlete, University of Florida football player and World War II hero who earned the Distinguished Service Cross for his bravery during the D-Day invasion.
The Falcons earned the win, but both teams brought their school pride and competitive spirit to the game. With the victory, Jensen Beach has now earned the Fergie Ferguson Trophy eight times. Congratulations, Falcons! 🏆
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MCSD Families: All *outdoor* afterschool activities are canceled today, including sports practices and District-operated games and events.
Extended Day will continue as scheduled. Indoor clubs and activities may proceed at the school’s discretion.
Please watch for additional communication from your child’s school, coach or club sponsor regarding specific indoor activities.
#ALLINMartin👊
We recognize delays are inevitable, especially as we urge families to take it safe and slow when arriving. Tardies will be excused with parent/guardian notification.
Thank you for your understanding and patience.
🚨WEATHER UPDATE🚨
MCSD Families: With significant rainfall impacting parts of our county, we are closely monitoring conditions ahead of the school day tomorrow.
Families should plan for the possibility of traffic and transportation delays. Please allow extra time for the morning commute and, most importantly, be safe and do not rush. If weather conditions cause your student to arrive late tomorrow morning, the tardy will be excused with parent/guardian notification.
We will continue to monitor conditions and share updates as new information becomes available. Please monitor the District’s website and social media channels for the latest information.
Thank you for your patience and cooperation as we work to keep our students, families and staff safe.
#ALLINMartin👊
ICYMI: Last weekend, our three high school marching bands took the field for Music Performance Assessments, showcasing the talent, preparation and hard work they've put into their performances!
Congratulations to Jensen Beach High School for earning a Superior rating, and to Martin County High School and South Fork High School for earning Excellent ratings! 👏🎉
Behind every performance are countless hours of practice, dedicated directors, supportive families and students who continue to challenge themselves and grow as musicians.
These accomplishments are another example of how Martin Means More through opportunities that help students discover their talents, pursue their passions and achieve excellence beyond the classroom. 🎶
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Please join us in celebrating Rhonda Oksman, Riverbend Academy’s 2026-27 Teacher of the Year! 🎉
For Mrs. Oksman, going above and beyond means making sure her students have what they need to succeed. Whether it’s finding additional classroom resources, helping provide personal necessities or creating new opportunities, she is committed to making a difference in their lives.
👏 Help us celebrate Mrs. Oksman and all our Teachers of the Year by casting your vote through the Education Foundation of Martin County: https://www.educationfoundationmc.org/p/327/place-your-vote
#ALLINMartin👊 #PublicSchoolPROUD #MartinMeansMore
It's Martin County High School vs. Jensen Beach High School tonight! 🏈🔥
For the 14th time, the Tigers and Falcons are going head-to-head for the Fergie Ferguson Trophy and a little county bragging rights!
But there's some history behind this game. This trophy represents more than a win on the football field. It honors Forest King "Fergie" Ferguson Jr., a standout Stuart High School athlete, University of Florida football player and World War II hero who earned the Distinguished Service Cross for his bravery during the D-Day invasion.
His legacy of courage, leadership and character lives on through this annual tradition.
The Falcons have claimed the trophy seven times, while the Tigers have brought it home six times. But...the Tigers enter tonight as the defending county champions. So...WHO'S BRINGING HOME THE TROPHY TONIGHT?! 🏆 Sound off below and show your school spirit! 👇
Kickoff: Tonight, October 30, at 7 p.m. at JBHS
Tickets: https://gofan.co/event/6800776?schoolId=FL7453
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Please join us in celebrating Shauna Grummert, Mary Hensley, Christie Mayer, Brianna Myers and Julia Orsini, our dedicated school-based physical therapy team!
Our physical therapists play an important role in helping students access learning, participate in school activities and build the skills they need to grow and thrive. Through their care, advocacy and commitment to each student’s unique needs, they help make more possible every day.
Thank you to our physical therapy team for the difference you make in the lives of our students. You’re one of the many reasons Martin Means More! 🫶
#ALLINMartin👊 #PublicSchoolPROUD #MartinMeansMore
This #RedRibbonWeek, students and staff across the Martin County School District are teaming up to celebrate healthy choices and the importance of living drug-free!
From superhero spirit to teaming up or twinning, our students and staff are bringing this year’s theme to life and reminding us that being a hero starts with taking care of ourselves and making choices that support a healthy future. 💪
#ALLINMartin👊 #PublicSchoolPROUD #MartinMeansMore #RedRibbonWeek
Today, we’re proud to celebrate Brandi Heaton, Palm City Elementary School’s 2026-27 Teacher of the Year! 🎉
Kindness goes a long way, and Mrs. Heaton’s coworkers see it in the patience, support and warm smile she brings to work each day. As one colleague shared, she’s someone they can count on for help without hesitation. It’s a wonderful reminder that the people who make a difference in our schools are often the ones who make a difference for each other, too!
👏 Help us celebrate Mrs. Heaton and all our Teachers of the Year by casting your vote through the Education Foundation of Martin County: https://www.educationfoundationmc.org/p/327/place-your-vote
#ALLINMartin👊 #PublicSchoolProud #MartinMeansMore
Martin Means More because of the people who show up for our community, protect our schools and go above and beyond to make a difference in the lives of our students.
From keeping our community safe to stepping into classrooms to connect with students, our local first responders make a lasting impact that reaches far beyond the call of duty.
Today, and every day, we’re grateful for the men and women who serve and protect Martin County. Thank you for being ALL IN for our students, our schools and our community!
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Tonight, we’re celebrating Ivette Combass, Citrus Grove Elementary School’s 2026-27 Teacher of the Year!
Mrs. Combass’ impact extends well beyond the classroom. A former student remembers her for making school worth coming to and for always being understanding and supportive, a testament to the lasting difference she makes in the lives of her students.
👏 Help us celebrate Mrs. Combass and all our Teachers of the Year by casting your vote through the Education Foundation of Martin County: https://www.educationfoundationmc.org/p/327/place-your-vote
#ALLINMartin👊 #PublicSchoolPROUD #MartinMeansMore
Congratulations to our newest TCPalm Teacher of the Week nominee, Ms. Jenifer Zagars from Jensen Beach Elementary School!
Ms. Zagars is a kindergarten teacher at JBE who helps make Vikings feel loved, supported, and excited to learn. Her nominator shared: "She consistently demonstrates positivity, patience, dedication, and compassion as the teacher of our VE/ESE kindergarten class. Even on challenging days, she comes with a smile and remains patient, encouraging, focused on her students. She is committed to doing whatever she can to help her students succeed. She creates a welcoming, supportive classroom and is always willing to collaborate and problem-solve. Her perseverance is admirable."
➡️ Vote today and every day through Friday afternoon to help Ms. Zagars win: bit.ly/4smSDEL
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Martin County School District families, Conference Nights are HERE!
High School: Tuesday, October 27
Middle School: Wednesday, October 28
Elementary School: Thursday, October 29
Conference Nights are a great way to check in with your child’s teacher, see how things are going in the classroom and talk about ways to keep your child on track for the rest of the school year.
High school families, we will see you tonight!
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Today we’re celebrating Ms. Jacqueline Davis, Port Salerno Elementary School’s 2026-27 Teacher of the Year!
Ms. Davis brings kindness, patience and a genuine love for teaching into her classroom every day. Her dedication to making every student feel seen, supported and valued is leaving a lasting impression on her school community.
👏 Help us celebrate Ms. Davis and all our Teachers of the Year by casting your vote through the Education Foundation of Martin County: https://www.educationfoundationmc.org/p/327/place-your-vote
#ALLINMartin👊 #PublicSchoolPROUD #MartinMeansMore
