Keeley from Mrs Clark's 2nd grade class got to visit the book vending machine for earning 2 coins!
It was a beautiful day for the 40th Annual Russell Holloway Track Meet. Congratulations to all of our participants for a job well done and to our JBE students who won the 2024 Cheryl Hubbard Sportsmanship Award. We are so proud of you all!
Our JBE second-grade students made history come to life on Friday at the JBE Wax Museum. Students researched their historical figures and shared their learning with others by dressing in character and presenting their research to our museum visitors.
The Fabulous students in Mrs. McIntyre's First Grade class worked together to create 2024 Vision Boards and MLK Jr. #worktogether
Mrs. Homan's and Mrs. Clark's 2nd graders earned lunch bunch from collecting 20 complement coins ❤️
First grade students from Mrs. Engel's class worked with partners showing multiple ways to build a number with base ten blocks. The random number spinner was exciting!
Congratulations to Mrs. Engel's first grade readers who earned a trip to the EFMC Book Vending Machine!
🏁TRACK MEET INFO🏁
We're ready to see our elementary school athletes bright and early tomorrow morning, January 20, at Jensen Beach High School for the Russell Holloway Track Meet!
See photos for the schedule of events.
Who's going to take home the trophies this year?! 🏆
#ALLINMartin👊 #MCSDBetterTogether💫
Students in Ms. Frostrom's class learned a lot and had a lot of fun counting money during math centers.
Mrs. McNealy's class had a blast on the environmental study center field trip, even if it was cold. They enjoyed going to the center to see the animals and then taking a boat ride out to Boy Scout Island for some seining and adventuring!
Our fifth grade Viking Artists are exploring three-dimensional art. They did an amazing job creating these abstract paper sculptures while putting their math skills to good use too!
Our fourth grade Viking Artists are exploring three-dimensional art. They did an awesome job creating these abstract paper sculptures while putting their math skills to good use too!
🔔NEW START TIMES FOR THE 24-25 SCHOOL YEAR🔔
The Martin County School Board approved new school start times for the 2024-2025 School Year during its regular Board Meeting tonight.
Florida HB 733, passed in 2023, requires school districts to comply with new middle and high school start times beginning with the 2026-2027 school year.
To comply with the legislation, Martin County School District school start and end times have been adjusted for the 2024-2025 school year.
Because we are implementing the new times before the mandated year (2026-2027), the District will receive funds from the Florida Department of Education, which a portion of will be used to purchase a school bus tracking system for families. This system will allow verified parents and guardians to see when the bus will arrive at its stop in the mornings and afternoons, and if there are any delays along the route.
Read more about the new times, legislation and bus tracking system here: https://www.martinschools.org/article/1413309
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📚HONORING OUR HISTORY📚
The Florida Department of Education and Volunteer Florida are encouraging students to participate in this year’s Black History Month contests!
Students from all grade levels are invited to attend. Contests will run through February 7th.
Essay contest winners will receive a two-year Florida College Plan scholarship!
For more info on how to enter, visit: floridablackhistory.com
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Click the link for the JBE Week in Advance. https://drive.google.com/file/d/16CuuMZa4CtlpIHFGozYQKQtyxHO4rDKI/view?usp=sharing
Mrs. Lodes' first graders have been exploring place value by building with base ten blocks and learning different ways to make numbers.
Mrs Engel is so proud of her First Grade Readers who have earned a trip to the EFMC Book Vending Machine! Congratulations Finnley, Abigail, and Ben!
Check out these first graders learning place value in Mrs. Engel's class! These mathematicians are growing their knowledge of how numbers can be represented by tens and ones.
2nd graders in Mrs Clark's class have been learning to work with money. They were tasked to show 4 different ways to make the amount of money they were given.🪙💰
At Extended Day we use Bravo Bucks for a positive behavior reward system. This young man saved 75 bucks to be Ms. Fischer. He knows Ms. Fischer only wears black so he came dressed head to toe. Today he gets to pick any schedule he wants and make up his own set of rules.
