๐CELEBRATING EXCELLENCE IN LEADERSHIP๐
Weโve had the privilege of celebrating several of our educators recently for completing intensive, year-long professional learning programs, and weโre proud to add two more to that list!
Congratulations to Murray Middle School Principal Tiffany Roth and Citrus Grove Elementary School Assistant Principal Danelle Roberts, who were recognized this week at the Florida Association of School Administrators' Annual Leadership Conference for completing a year-long leadership development program designed for Florida's emerging school leaders.
Throughout the program, both leaders engaged in extensive professional learning, collaborated with peers from across the state, and completed capstone projects focused on creating meaningful impacts within their schools. Itโs another example of what sets our team apart: a commitment to keep learning, keep growing, and continuously build better opportunities for both staff and students.
#ALLINMartin๐ #PublicSchoolPROUD
Weโve had the privilege of celebrating several of our educators recently for completing intensive, year-long professional learning programs, and weโre proud to add two more to that list!
Congratulations to Murray Middle School Principal Tiffany Roth and Citrus Grove Elementary School Assistant Principal Danelle Roberts, who were recognized this week at the Florida Association of School Administrators' Annual Leadership Conference for completing a year-long leadership development program designed for Florida's emerging school leaders.
Throughout the program, both leaders engaged in extensive professional learning, collaborated with peers from across the state, and completed capstone projects focused on creating meaningful impacts within their schools. Itโs another example of what sets our team apart: a commitment to keep learning, keep growing, and continuously build better opportunities for both staff and students.
#ALLINMartin๐ #PublicSchoolPROUD

๐LEADING WITH EXCELLENCE๐
Several Martin County School District school leaders are joining educational leaders from across the state this week at the Florida Association of School Administrators' Annual Leadership Conference, where they are exploring leadership strategies, sharing ideas, and strengthening the skills that support student success.
The conference provided an opportunity to celebrate excellence within the MCSD! Principal of the Year Lauren Rabener (Palm City Elementary School) and Assistant Principal of the Year Jamie Law (Jensen Beach Elementary School) were recognized among Florida's outstanding school leaders, while Hidden Oaks Middle School Principal Chris Forte and Citrus Grove Elementary School Principal Rose Rynca shared their expertise as conference presenters.
Their session, "No! An 'A' Rating Is Just Not Enough," highlighted the importance of continuously raising the bar for student success.
In the Martin County School District, Martin Means More. More opportunities to learn, more opportunities to lead, and more opportunities to grow. We are proud of these leaders for representing our District and continuing to invest in the success of our students, staff, and families.
#ALLINMartin๐ #PublicSchoolProud
Several Martin County School District school leaders are joining educational leaders from across the state this week at the Florida Association of School Administrators' Annual Leadership Conference, where they are exploring leadership strategies, sharing ideas, and strengthening the skills that support student success.
The conference provided an opportunity to celebrate excellence within the MCSD! Principal of the Year Lauren Rabener (Palm City Elementary School) and Assistant Principal of the Year Jamie Law (Jensen Beach Elementary School) were recognized among Florida's outstanding school leaders, while Hidden Oaks Middle School Principal Chris Forte and Citrus Grove Elementary School Principal Rose Rynca shared their expertise as conference presenters.
Their session, "No! An 'A' Rating Is Just Not Enough," highlighted the importance of continuously raising the bar for student success.
In the Martin County School District, Martin Means More. More opportunities to learn, more opportunities to lead, and more opportunities to grow. We are proud of these leaders for representing our District and continuing to invest in the success of our students, staff, and families.
#ALLINMartin๐ #PublicSchoolProud









๐๐ฟCELEBRATING EVERGLADES CHAMPIONS๐ฟ๐
The Martin County School District is proud to celebrate six schools that have been recognized as Everglades Champion Schools by the Everglades Foundation! ๐
These schools went above and beyond to bring Everglades literacy to life through hands-on learning, interdisciplinary projects, field experiences, and conservation-focused initiatives. Congrats to:
๐ฅ Hobe Sound Elementary School
๐ฅ Jensen Beach Elementary School
๐ฅ Palm City Elementary School
๐ฅ The Pinewood Elementary School
๐ฅ SeaWind Elementary School
๐ฅ Bessey Creek Elementary School
Living on Floridaโs Treasure Coast, our students have a natural connection to the resources that shape our region. Through the work of teachers, administrators, and students, these schools are strengthening that connection through meaningful, hands-on learning that stays with students long after the lesson ends.
#ALLINMartin๐ #PublicSchoolPROUD
The Martin County School District is proud to celebrate six schools that have been recognized as Everglades Champion Schools by the Everglades Foundation! ๐
These schools went above and beyond to bring Everglades literacy to life through hands-on learning, interdisciplinary projects, field experiences, and conservation-focused initiatives. Congrats to:
๐ฅ Hobe Sound Elementary School
๐ฅ Jensen Beach Elementary School
๐ฅ Palm City Elementary School
๐ฅ The Pinewood Elementary School
๐ฅ SeaWind Elementary School
๐ฅ Bessey Creek Elementary School
Living on Floridaโs Treasure Coast, our students have a natural connection to the resources that shape our region. Through the work of teachers, administrators, and students, these schools are strengthening that connection through meaningful, hands-on learning that stays with students long after the lesson ends.
#ALLINMartin๐ #PublicSchoolPROUD

๐FALCONS CONTINUE TO SOAR๐
Congrats to Jensen Beach High School senior Danielle Bell, who has been named the overall Ronald N. Davis Scholar-Athlete of the Year!
One of Florida's highest honors for student-athletes, the award recognizes excellence in academics, athletics, leadership, and service. Danielle earned this recognition after being named to the Florida Dairy Farmers Academic All-State Team.
Fellow Falcon senior Elizabeth Fitzwater was also named to the Academic All-State Team, highlighting the continued excellence of JBHS student-athletes in the classroom and in competition.
Congratulations, Falcons!
#ALLINMartin๐ #PublicSchoolProud
Congrats to Jensen Beach High School senior Danielle Bell, who has been named the overall Ronald N. Davis Scholar-Athlete of the Year!
One of Florida's highest honors for student-athletes, the award recognizes excellence in academics, athletics, leadership, and service. Danielle earned this recognition after being named to the Florida Dairy Farmers Academic All-State Team.
Fellow Falcon senior Elizabeth Fitzwater was also named to the Academic All-State Team, highlighting the continued excellence of JBHS student-athletes in the classroom and in competition.
Congratulations, Falcons!
#ALLINMartin๐ #PublicSchoolProud





๐4TH QUARTER REPORT CARDS AVAILABLE๐
Fourth-quarter report cards for middle and high school students are now available in the FOCUS Parent Portal.
Please note: End-of-Course (EOC) exam scores are not yet included. Updated report cards reflecting EOC results will be available in July.
Families can view grades and attendance records by logging into the FOCUS Parent Portal: https://martin.focusschoolsoftware.com/focus/
Report cards can be found under the "Reports" tab and are titled "Report Card."
#ALLINMartin๐
Fourth-quarter report cards for middle and high school students are now available in the FOCUS Parent Portal.
Please note: End-of-Course (EOC) exam scores are not yet included. Updated report cards reflecting EOC results will be available in July.
Families can view grades and attendance records by logging into the FOCUS Parent Portal: https://martin.focusschoolsoftware.com/focus/
Report cards can be found under the "Reports" tab and are titled "Report Card."
#ALLINMartin๐

๐MATH REVIEW MONDAY IS BACK๐
A new summer means a new season of Math Review Monday! โ๏ธโโ
Each week, we'll share practice problems for students of all ages to help keep math skills sharp and minds engaged all summer long.
Looking for even more practice? Complete two suggested summer skills per week on IXL for your grade level! ๐ช
Check out one of this week's 2nd-grade challenges below and stay tuned for new problems every Monday! View review questions here: https://bit.ly/3toHO7R
#ALLINMartin๐ #PublicSchoolProud #MathReviewMonday
A new summer means a new season of Math Review Monday! โ๏ธโโ
Each week, we'll share practice problems for students of all ages to help keep math skills sharp and minds engaged all summer long.
Looking for even more practice? Complete two suggested summer skills per week on IXL for your grade level! ๐ช
Check out one of this week's 2nd-grade challenges below and stay tuned for new problems every Monday! View review questions here: https://bit.ly/3toHO7R
#ALLINMartin๐ #PublicSchoolProud #MathReviewMonday

๐จLAW ENFORCEMENT PRESENCE๐จ
This week, our local law enforcement partners will conduct more active assailant response training at Citrus Grove Elementary School. There will be a large law enforcement presence. Please do not be alarmed.
Dates of training:
๐ Monday, June 8
๐ Wednesday, June 10
Throughout the summer, our law enforcement partners plan to utilize other campuses for training. We will continue to provide advance notice to the community when these activities take place. We appreciate the strong partnership and shared commitment to safety demonstrated by our first responders.
#ALLINMartin๐
This week, our local law enforcement partners will conduct more active assailant response training at Citrus Grove Elementary School. There will be a large law enforcement presence. Please do not be alarmed.
Dates of training:
๐ Monday, June 8
๐ Wednesday, June 10
Throughout the summer, our law enforcement partners plan to utilize other campuses for training. We will continue to provide advance notice to the community when these activities take place. We appreciate the strong partnership and shared commitment to safety demonstrated by our first responders.
#ALLINMartin๐

๐โ๏ธ๐ขSUMMER FUN, MCSD STYLE๐ขโ๏ธ๐
Hands-on science? โ๏ธ
Snorkeling and fishing? โ๏ธ
Making new friends? โ๏ธ
Kissing a fish? Apparently, also โ๏ธ๐๐
Students at summer camp at our one-of-a-kind Environmental Studies Center are learning, exploring, and making the most of their summer breakโand it looks like they're having a pretty great time doing it!
Safe to say week one was a success. We might be just a little jealous. ๐
#ALLINMartin๐
Hands-on science? โ๏ธ
Snorkeling and fishing? โ๏ธ
Making new friends? โ๏ธ
Kissing a fish? Apparently, also โ๏ธ๐๐
Students at summer camp at our one-of-a-kind Environmental Studies Center are learning, exploring, and making the most of their summer breakโand it looks like they're having a pretty great time doing it!
Safe to say week one was a success. We might be just a little jealous. ๐
#ALLINMartin๐










๐บ๐ธA NATION FORGED, A FUTURE BUILT๐บ๐ธ
One month from today, America will celebrate 250 years of independenceโand weโre excited to share how Martin County High School students are honoring the occasion.
Over the next few weeks, we'll take you behind the scenes of their submission to the Florida Department of Education's Welding & Fabrication Challenge for America's 250th Celebration. From sparks in the welding lab to the finished product, this student-built project is a true showcase of skill, creativity, craftsmanship, and pride.
Even more impressive? These students are competing alongside college programs from across Florida. Follow along as we count down to July 4 and share the story behind this remarkable work. ๐จ๐บ๐ธ
#ALLINMartin๐ #PublicSchoolProud #Americas250
One month from today, America will celebrate 250 years of independenceโand weโre excited to share how Martin County High School students are honoring the occasion.
Over the next few weeks, we'll take you behind the scenes of their submission to the Florida Department of Education's Welding & Fabrication Challenge for America's 250th Celebration. From sparks in the welding lab to the finished product, this student-built project is a true showcase of skill, creativity, craftsmanship, and pride.
Even more impressive? These students are competing alongside college programs from across Florida. Follow along as we count down to July 4 and share the story behind this remarkable work. ๐จ๐บ๐ธ
#ALLINMartin๐ #PublicSchoolProud #Americas250





๐#MCSDSENIORSTORIES๐
This evening, we are shining a spotlight on Martin County High School senior Lilliana Barca!
"I am attending the University of Central Florida and majoring in Event Management and UCFโs Rosen College of Hospitality," the proud senior shared.
Congratulations, Lilliana! ๐ We are so very proud of you! ๐
#ALLINMartin๐ #PublicSchoolPROUD #Classof2026
This evening, we are shining a spotlight on Martin County High School senior Lilliana Barca!
"I am attending the University of Central Florida and majoring in Event Management and UCFโs Rosen College of Hospitality," the proud senior shared.
Congratulations, Lilliana! ๐ We are so very proud of you! ๐
#ALLINMartin๐ #PublicSchoolPROUD #Classof2026

๐๐ข PARTNERS IN EDUCATION ๐ข๐
Superintendent Michael Maine, the Martin County School Board, and the Environmental Studies Center recently accepted a generous donation from the Environmental Studies Council.
This contribution will help partially fund the salary and benefits of a teacher at our one-of-a-kind Environmental Studies Center for the upcoming school year!
We are grateful for the continued partnership and support of the Environmental Studies Council, and we look forward to another great year of learning at the ESC. Thank you, Environmental Studies Council! ๐๐๐ข
#ALLINMartin๐ #PublicSchoolPROUD
Superintendent Michael Maine, the Martin County School Board, and the Environmental Studies Center recently accepted a generous donation from the Environmental Studies Council.
This contribution will help partially fund the salary and benefits of a teacher at our one-of-a-kind Environmental Studies Center for the upcoming school year!
We are grateful for the continued partnership and support of the Environmental Studies Council, and we look forward to another great year of learning at the ESC. Thank you, Environmental Studies Council! ๐๐๐ข
#ALLINMartin๐ #PublicSchoolPROUD

๐CELEBRATING MATHLETES๐
The school year may have wrapped up, but we have one more student recognition from our May School Board meeting to share!
After securing the top two team spots at the Treasure Coast Regional MATHCOUNTS competition, students from Hidden Oaks Middle School and Dr. David L. Anderson Middle School advanced to the Florida State MATHCOUNTS Tournamentโcompeting among the best in the state and showcasing exceptional mathematical reasoning and problem-solving.
Congratulations to both teams and their coaches for representing our District with excellence in math! A strong finish to an outstanding year. ๐ช
#ALLINMartin๐ #PublicSchoolPROUD
The school year may have wrapped up, but we have one more student recognition from our May School Board meeting to share!
After securing the top two team spots at the Treasure Coast Regional MATHCOUNTS competition, students from Hidden Oaks Middle School and Dr. David L. Anderson Middle School advanced to the Florida State MATHCOUNTS Tournamentโcompeting among the best in the state and showcasing exceptional mathematical reasoning and problem-solving.
Congratulations to both teams and their coaches for representing our District with excellence in math! A strong finish to an outstanding year. ๐ช
#ALLINMartin๐ #PublicSchoolPROUD

๐#MCSDSENIORSTORIES๐
We only have a few more #Classof2026 shoutouts left! This morning, we are shining a spotlight on Martin County High School senior Brendan Dye!
"Brendan is a Troop 823 Eagle Scout like his brothers," proud mom Judy shared. "Brendan enjoyed his time at MCHS. Brendan is planning to attend Baker College in Owosso, Michigan, on an eSports scholarship, or Indian River State College with the Promise Program and Bright Futures Scholarship to study Business Finance. ๐"
๐๐Congratulations, Brendan! We are so very proud of you! ๐๐
#ALLINMartin๐ #PublicSchoolPROUD
We only have a few more #Classof2026 shoutouts left! This morning, we are shining a spotlight on Martin County High School senior Brendan Dye!
"Brendan is a Troop 823 Eagle Scout like his brothers," proud mom Judy shared. "Brendan enjoyed his time at MCHS. Brendan is planning to attend Baker College in Owosso, Michigan, on an eSports scholarship, or Indian River State College with the Promise Program and Bright Futures Scholarship to study Business Finance. ๐"
๐๐Congratulations, Brendan! We are so very proud of you! ๐๐
#ALLINMartin๐ #PublicSchoolPROUD

๐LEAVING A LEGACY๐
This year, we celebrate five remarkable leaders whose careers have helped shape the Martin County School District and the experiences of countless students, families, and employees.
We are proud to honor:
๐ Dianne Falls, Executive Administrative Assistant to the Superintendent โ 35 years
๐ Dr. Tracey Miller, Deputy Superintendent โ 34 years
๐ Deb Riley, Director of Student Services โ 26 years
๐ Julie Sessa, Coordinator of Facilities โ 22 years
๐ Shela Khanal, Director of Federal Programs โ 21 years
Together, these women represent more than 100 years of service to the Martin County School District. Their leadership, expertise, and commitment have strengthened our schools, supported our employees, and helped create opportunities for generations of students.
As they begin their next chapter, we extend our sincere gratitude for all they have given to the MCSD and community. District leaders were proud to celebrate their service and retirements during a recent meeting, followed by cake and photos. ๐
Congratulations to all on your well-earned retirements! ๐
#ALLINMartin๐ #PublicSchoolPROUD
This year, we celebrate five remarkable leaders whose careers have helped shape the Martin County School District and the experiences of countless students, families, and employees.
We are proud to honor:
๐ Dianne Falls, Executive Administrative Assistant to the Superintendent โ 35 years
๐ Dr. Tracey Miller, Deputy Superintendent โ 34 years
๐ Deb Riley, Director of Student Services โ 26 years
๐ Julie Sessa, Coordinator of Facilities โ 22 years
๐ Shela Khanal, Director of Federal Programs โ 21 years
Together, these women represent more than 100 years of service to the Martin County School District. Their leadership, expertise, and commitment have strengthened our schools, supported our employees, and helped create opportunities for generations of students.
As they begin their next chapter, we extend our sincere gratitude for all they have given to the MCSD and community. District leaders were proud to celebrate their service and retirements during a recent meeting, followed by cake and photos. ๐
Congratulations to all on your well-earned retirements! ๐
#ALLINMartin๐ #PublicSchoolPROUD






๐ON THE AGENDA๐
Today's School Board Workshop begins at 4 p.m.
View the agenda for the meeting: https://bit.ly/4x06anC
Watch the livestream: https://bit.ly/4nVczMt
#ALLINMartin๐
Today's School Board Workshop begins at 4 p.m.
View the agenda for the meeting: https://bit.ly/4x06anC
Watch the livestream: https://bit.ly/4nVczMt
#ALLINMartin๐

โ๏ธ๐SUMMER LEARNING SUMMIT๐โ๏ธ
School is out for the summer, but professional learning is in!
This week, educators from across the Martin County School District are coming together for Summer Summitโengaging in professional learning through Camp TEACH, AVID, PLC leadership sessions, and more.
From collaborating with colleagues to exploring new technology and strengthening the tools already in their classrooms, our teachers are sharpening their practice with one goal in mind: providing the very best learning experiences for our students. Weโre proud of the time, energy, and commitment theyโre investing this summer, and excited to see the impact when students return!
To our educators and paraprofessionals: whether youโre attending sessions or not, donโt forget to sign up for Wednesdayโs lunch and keynote in Frontline! ๐
#ALLINMartin๐ #PublicSchoolPROUD
School is out for the summer, but professional learning is in!
This week, educators from across the Martin County School District are coming together for Summer Summitโengaging in professional learning through Camp TEACH, AVID, PLC leadership sessions, and more.
From collaborating with colleagues to exploring new technology and strengthening the tools already in their classrooms, our teachers are sharpening their practice with one goal in mind: providing the very best learning experiences for our students. Weโre proud of the time, energy, and commitment theyโre investing this summer, and excited to see the impact when students return!
To our educators and paraprofessionals: whether youโre attending sessions or not, donโt forget to sign up for Wednesdayโs lunch and keynote in Frontline! ๐
#ALLINMartin๐ #PublicSchoolPROUD




๐#MCSDSENIORSTORIES๐
This evening, we are shining a spotlight on South Fork High School senior Maria Fransico!
"My exciting plan after graduation is that Iโm enlisting in the U.S. Army," the proud senior shared. "I plan to serve 3 years of active duty. I plan to continue my studies in criminal justice and become a police officer. Big shoutout to my kindergarten teacher. She will always have a big place in my heart. Starting school was difficult and she made me feel so seen and loved. I really appreciate you, Mrs. Pastor. #SWE. Shout out to my friends and especially my family, I love you all."
๐Congratulations, Maria! Thank you for your willingness to serve our country. ๐
#ALLINMartin๐ #PublicSchoolPROUD #Classof2026
This evening, we are shining a spotlight on South Fork High School senior Maria Fransico!
"My exciting plan after graduation is that Iโm enlisting in the U.S. Army," the proud senior shared. "I plan to serve 3 years of active duty. I plan to continue my studies in criminal justice and become a police officer. Big shoutout to my kindergarten teacher. She will always have a big place in my heart. Starting school was difficult and she made me feel so seen and loved. I really appreciate you, Mrs. Pastor. #SWE. Shout out to my friends and especially my family, I love you all."
๐Congratulations, Maria! Thank you for your willingness to serve our country. ๐
#ALLINMartin๐ #PublicSchoolPROUD #Classof2026

๐VOTE NOW!๐
TCPalm's Teacher of the Week is back!! Weโre proud to share that this week, Crystal Lake Elementary School's Ms. Abby Eckler is in the running!
Congratulations to Ms. Eckler! Here's what her nominator had to say: "For Ms. Eckler, teaching is her purpose and joy. She pours her heart into each school day, which is evident by the love her students have for her. Take a peek into her classroom and you will see a class full of laughter and happiness, balanced with respect and hard work. Ms. Eckler has created a space for learning that is engaging, interactive and fun. I thank Ms. Eckler for caring so deeply about each and every one of her students!"
๐ณ๏ธ Vote for Ms. Eckler today and every day through Friday afternoon: bit.ly/4fiBR5e
#ALLINMartin๐ #PublicSchoolPROUD
TCPalm's Teacher of the Week is back!! Weโre proud to share that this week, Crystal Lake Elementary School's Ms. Abby Eckler is in the running!
Congratulations to Ms. Eckler! Here's what her nominator had to say: "For Ms. Eckler, teaching is her purpose and joy. She pours her heart into each school day, which is evident by the love her students have for her. Take a peek into her classroom and you will see a class full of laughter and happiness, balanced with respect and hard work. Ms. Eckler has created a space for learning that is engaging, interactive and fun. I thank Ms. Eckler for caring so deeply about each and every one of her students!"
๐ณ๏ธ Vote for Ms. Eckler today and every day through Friday afternoon: bit.ly/4fiBR5e
#ALLINMartin๐ #PublicSchoolPROUD

โ๏ธSUMMER RESOURCES YOU CAN USEโ๏ธ
It's officially the first full week of summer break!
Summer learning opportunities in the Martin County School District are already underway, including Extended Day Summer, the Environmental Studies Center camp, and Reading Camp!
Weโve also compiled a list of summer camps offered across our district.
To help your child stay engaged and make the most of the weeks ahead, youโll find everything in one placeโincluding meal sites and ideas to keep those minds active: https://www.martinschools.org/o/mcsd/page/summer-break-resources
#ALLINMartin๐ #PublicSchoolPROUD
It's officially the first full week of summer break!
Summer learning opportunities in the Martin County School District are already underway, including Extended Day Summer, the Environmental Studies Center camp, and Reading Camp!
Weโve also compiled a list of summer camps offered across our district.
To help your child stay engaged and make the most of the weeks ahead, youโll find everything in one placeโincluding meal sites and ideas to keep those minds active: https://www.martinschools.org/o/mcsd/page/summer-break-resources
#ALLINMartin๐ #PublicSchoolPROUD

๐จLAW ENFORCEMENT PRESENCE๐จ
This week, the Martin County Sheriff's Office will conduct active assailant response training at Citrus Grove Elementary School. There will be a large law enforcement presence. Please do not be alarmed.
Dates and times of training:
๐ Monday, June 1, from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m.
๐ Wednesday, June 3, from 12 p.m. to 10 p.m.
We are beyond thankful for the collaborative relationship and commitment to safety shared by our first responders. Together, we keep our schools safe for our students to learn and grow.
#ALLINMartin๐
This week, the Martin County Sheriff's Office will conduct active assailant response training at Citrus Grove Elementary School. There will be a large law enforcement presence. Please do not be alarmed.
Dates and times of training:
๐ Monday, June 1, from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m.
๐ Wednesday, June 3, from 12 p.m. to 10 p.m.
We are beyond thankful for the collaborative relationship and commitment to safety shared by our first responders. Together, we keep our schools safe for our students to learn and grow.
#ALLINMartin๐

