🧡UNITED AGAINST BULLYING🧡
Wear and share orange with us tomorrow, Wednesday, October 16, for Unity Day during National Bullying Prevention Month!
Unity Day unites students, parents, educators, and community members across the nation to spread the message that we stand together against bullying.
Stay tuned for photos of students and staff wearing orange and standing united! 🧡
#ALLINMartin👊 #UnityEveryDay
Calling all JBE Vikings! Help us support our community deeply affected by Hurricane Milton. All donations will go directly to Elev8hope to distribute to those who are in need. Students may bring donations to school and place on tables in front entry hallway. Thank you for your support!
🌀REOPENING UPDATE🌀
**Update 3 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 10: Schools and offices in the Martin County School District will resume operations on Monday, October 14.
The majority of our campuses were fortunately spared from receiving severe damage and have been cleared for a safe return to classes. Safety remains our highest priority, and we are committed to providing a secure learning environment as repairs continue across the District.
Our thoughts and prayers are with our families and neighbors as we all continue to rebuild from Hurricane Milton, and we stand ready to support our students, families, and staff in any way possible.
We look forward to welcoming everyone back on Monday, offering a sense of normalcy through the power of education.
#ALLINMartin👊
🌧️Rainy day at Extended Day? No problem, we got it! Rain or shine, we're always able to find fun even while stuck inside! 🌧️
2nd graders in Mrs Clark's class practiced identifying even and odd numbers in a game of knock out!
Mrs. Lodes' class Stomps out Bullying in blue! 💙
Mrs. McIntyre's kiddos are filling buckets with care and stomping out bullying!
JBE Families,
We hope this message finds you and your families safe and well after Hurricane Milton. Our thoughts are with you during this challenging time. Please know that we are here to support you and your children in any way we can.
If you need assistance or resources, don’t hesitate to reach out. Know that we have checked the school and all is well. We look forward to welcoming our students back to school on Monday. We will let you know if we have any updates.
Take care and stay safe,
Principal Radcliff
🌀EYE ON THE STORM🌀
** Update 7:15 p.m. Tuesday, October 8: Following this evening's briefing with Martin County Emergency Management officials, the decision has been made to open four schools as shelters beginning at noon tomorrow, October 9, with the exception of the special needs shelter, which opens at 7 a.m. The shelters will remain open until Hurricane Milton has moved away from our area, at which time staff will begin restoring campuses to pre-storm conditions.
As this will take us into Friday, all MCSD-operated schools will remain closed through the end of the current week. We plan to resume classes and normal operations on Monday, October 14.
The following schools will be used as shelters:
-Dr. David L. Anderson Middle School--opens at 7 a.m., Oct. 9 (special needs population - residents should register here: https://www.martin.fl.us/SpecialNeeds). This shelter includes limited medical oversight and is designed for residents with electricity-dependent needs such as oxygen.
-Willoughby Learning Center (residents and pets)
-Port Salerno Elementary School (general population)
-Warfield Elementary School (general population)
Families and employees are encouraged to stay informed by visiting our website, www.martinschools.org, and social media channels for the latest updates. Notifications will also be sent via the District's automated system. Families/employees who are not currently receiving text notifications should text START to 98900 to opt in. We encourage all families to continue monitoring hurricanes.gov and to register for local emergency alerts by visiting https://www.martin.fl.us/AlertMartin.
Please stay safe and vigilant.
#ALLINMartin👊 #HurricaneMilton
Mrs. Fernandez's class Stomped Out Bullying yesterday in blue.
Today was Stomp out Bullying Day and Ms.Lunt's students wore blue to show their support! 💙
Mrs. Lodes' first graders planted tomatoes today to go along with our Plants and Animals Grow and Change units in Reading and Science!
2nd graders in Mrs Clark's class wore blue to help stomp out bullying 💙💙💙
Mrs. McIntyre's kiddos are filling buckets with care and stomping out bullying!
Mrs. Henderson's and Mrs. Thibodeau's Jensen Beach VPK Mini-Vikings had a blast during our fire department visit today. We learned a lot of great safety tips, what a firefighter looks like when he is dressed to go into a fire, all about the fire truck and tools on the fire truck, as well as having the opportunity to take turns spraying the fire hose! Each child also received a fire hat to take home from the fire department. A huge shout out to Fire Station 16 on Savannah Rd., and to Mrs. Henderson for making all the arrangements. The children learned a lot and will know what to do in an emergency!
We are Family! The students in Mrs. McIntyre's class practiced making fact families by finding their match. Our amazing volunteer Ms. Richardson played as well!
The students in Mrs.McIntyre's first grade demonstrated their understanding of a double facts by finding the double match and the sum. Way to go!
After learning about the parts of a plant and what a plant needs, the students in Mrs. McIntyre's First class planted tomatoes! Watch out those grape tomatoes can squirt!!!
Mrs. McIntyre's and Mr. Falsey's Fabulous First Grade students rocked learning in the Math "Pizza Poolza"! Together the students matched fact families, created addition pizzas, domino pizza addition facts, and guest checks with fact families. It was great fun!
More pictures from Mrs. Ryan's alphabet fashion show!
