
Our very talented students will be showcasing their musical repertoire from the first quarter of the school year and would love to see you there! See details below. Admission is $5 at the door.
Don't miss this!🎼


Monday, October 13, 2025
Happening Today:
Mr. Connolly’s first day as JBHS Principal!
Hispanic Heritage Week begins
Clue Play Rehearsals after school in the Auditorium.
Check Focus for fees so you know if you owe anything before purchasing HoCo tickets.
Happening Tomorrow:
SkillsUSA will be having a general meeting to discuss service projects & CTE program representatives in the Drafting classroom (4-111) on Tuesday morning starting at 8:00 AM. Please bring the $25 annual dues. There will be food!
Swim and Dive Meet – Senior Night!
Bowling Matches vs FP Central at JB Bowl at 3:00.
Girls’ golf at Benjamin at 3:30 PM.
Jubilate Fall concert in the Auditorium.
Volleyball vs Okeechobee at 4:30.
Fall Baseball game at SFHS at 6:00.
Upcoming Events:
Wednesday, October 15th, will be a Testing Schedule Day.
Odyssey of the Mind Members, the first meeting will take place in Room 208 after school on Wednesday with Coach Carannante.
Students: Packets for the HoCo Dance, for both students and guests, are available in Student Services. These may be picked up before/after school or during lunch. (NOT during class time!)
Ticket sales will take place on the following dates/times:
October 15-23 during lunches (approx. 12:00-1:30 pm) in the auditorium lobby.
Parents: We will need about 8 volunteers for selling tickets, going through obligation lists, etc.
(NOTE: October 15 is PSAT, so it will be an alternate bell schedule- once we know exact times, we will share them out)
Science NHS meeting on Wednesday, 10/15, in the Innovation Center. Dues are due!
On Friday, 10/17, all 9th graders will participate in the “Speak Life” District Initiative. An announcement will be made around 9:30 to have all 9th graders report to the auditorium. Please leave all belongings in the 2nd-period classrooms.
Science National Honor Society members, an extension has been made, and dues for NEW and existing members are due NO LATER than our next meeting on 10/15. You may drop them off to Mrs. Allen before OR after school or during period 7. $35 for new members, $15 for returning members.
Senior tutors are needed on campus Tuesdays and Thursdays during 2nd, 3rd, 5th, and 6th periods IF you have an off block during one or more of these periods. You will earn volunteer hours AND it will look great on an application or resume! Stop by the Innovation Center OR email Mrs. Wintercorn at winterj@martinschools.org if you are willing and able to help.
SPORTS NEWS
Congratulations to the football team on their big win over John Carroll on Friday night!
For any girl interested in playing Flag football this year, conditioning will start Monday, October 27th, from 3:30-5 at the stadium. It will take place on Mondays and Wednesdays. You must have a complete physical uploaded to the athletic clearance website and a minimum of a 2.0 GPA. Any questions, please see Coach Gilly in room 119.



The Falcon Band is getting ready to perform at John I Leonard High School. Their show is called Time After Time. #ItsGreat2BaFalcon
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The Beach Announcements
Friday, October 10, 2025
Happening today:
PBIS chips at lunch for 2 SOAR cards.
The University of North Florida will visit our campus during lunch in the Innovation Center. Ask an administrator in the cafeteria if you can come to meet with them and hear what they have to say!
Cross Country "New World Invitational”. Go, Falcon runners!
Zumba in the gym during the 7th period to kick off Hispanic Heritage Week, next week.
Clue Rehearsals after school in the auditorium.
Football game vs John Carroll HS at 7:00. It’s Senior Night and Pink Night! Wear pink!
Ms. Vogel's last day as JBHS Principal. Farewell send-off in the courtyard before school.
Happening tomorrow (Saturday):
JROTC Community Service Day at the TC Airport, 8:00 AM – 2:00 PM.
Upcoming Events:
On Wednesday, October 15th, at 8:30 AM, all Freshmen, Sophomores, and interested Juniors (Juniors must sign up in Guidance) will take the Digital PSAT. We will be on a Testing Bell Schedule.
Bullying Prevention Awareness Day USA 2025 is a crucial annual observance that focuses on raising awareness about the prevalence and harmful effects of bullying, especially among children and teenagers. This day serves as a reminder of the importance of creating safe and inclusive environments for all individuals, free from bullying and harassment. Bullying Prevention Awareness Day encourages individuals, schools, communities, and organizations to take action against bullying and promote kindness, respect, and empathy. On October 22nd, please wear ORANGE, which symbolizes unity against bullying.
SPORTS NEWS
The Boys’ Bowling team returned to their winning ways, defeating Centennial 2-0. Junior Lucas Lloyd rolled the team high game, a 231, leading the team to their highest game of the season, a 1043. Senior Aiden Wintercorn’s 410 series and Freshman Max Law’s 387 series helped the Falcons earn the win.
The Lady Falcons remain undefeated on the year, defeating Centennial 2-0. Senior Christen Bell rolled a personal best game of 224, and Senior Dani Bell added a 189 to lead the girls to their highest game of the season, a 798. Christen also recorded her season-best series total of 386. Both teams will face Fort Pierce Central on Tuesday at Jensen Beach Bowl.




Thursday, October 9, 2025
Happening Today:
The L4L Office will reopen during lunches today.
HOSA Blood Drive in the Auditorium.
Bowling Match at JB Bowl vs Centennial HS at 3:00 PM.
Boys’ golf at John Carroll at 3:30.
Volleyball matches vs MCHS at home. It’s SENIOR NIGHT! Come out to celebrate our Seniors!
JV Football at Okeechobee HS at 6:00.
HOSA Blood Drive in the Auditorium.
Students will get snacks and a Halloween t-shirt.
You need to be 16 years old and weigh at least 110 pounds to donate.
Parent permission slips are required and will be provided when you sign up.
Happening Tomorrow:
PBIS chips at lunch for 2 SOAR cards.
Clue Rehearsals after school in the auditorium.
Football game vs John Carroll HS at 7:00. It’s Senior Night and Pink Night! Wear pink!
The University of North Florida will visit our campus during lunch in the Innovation Center. Ask an administrator in the cafeteria if you can come to meet with them and hear what they have to say!
WEAR PINK!
Upcoming Events:
Cross Country "New World Invitational” on Saturday.
On October 15th, we will be on a Testing Bell Schedule with all 9th and 10th graders taking the Digital PSAT.
JROTC Community Service Day at the TC Airport 8:00 AM – 2:00 PM.


The Beach Announcements
Wednesday, October 8, 2025
Happening today:
The Laptops for Learning (L4L) Office will be closed today.
Clue Play Rehearsals 3:15 Auditorium.
Pink Week:
Key Club Meeting in the cafeteria at 6:00 PM.
Parent Night Info Session for Freshmen and Sophomore parents (and students) in the Auditorium from 6:00 – 7:30 PM, preceded by an Italian dinner in the cafeteria at 5:30, provided by the Boys’ and Girls’ Club.
Happening Tomorrow:
JBHS is hosting its first blood drive of the year tomorrow, Thursday, 10/9, in the auditorium lobby. Students will get snacks and a Halloween t-shirt.
You need to be 16 years old and weigh at least 110 pounds to donate.
Parent permission slips are required and will be provided when you sign up.
Remember, 30% of the blood for this entire region comes from high school blood drives, so your participation is very important for the community.
Bowling matches at 3:00 PM at JB Bowl.
Boys’ golf away at John Carroll.
Volleyball at home vs MCHS! The first game begins at 5:00 PM.
JV Football at Okeechobee at 6:00 PM.
Upcoming Events:
Friday – PBIS chips available at lunch for 2 SOAR Cards.
On October 15th, we will be on a Testing Bell Schedule with all 9th and 10th graders taking the Digital PSAT.
The University of North Florida will visit our campus on Friday during lunch in the Innovation Center. Ask an administrator in the cafeteria if you can come to meet with them and hear what they have to say!
JROTC Community Service Day at the TC Airport, 8:00 AM – 2:00 PM.
Are you interested in science, technology, engineering, art, and performance? Then you might be interested in joining our competitive creative problem-solving team, Odyssey of the Mind! Odyssey of the Mind will compete against other schools for prizes and scholarships. If you are interested in joining or want more information, please see Mrs. Carannante in Room 208 for more information.
SPORTS NEWS
The girls’ bowling team defeated South Fork in two games, winning the first by just one pin. Seniors Dani Bell and Lizzie Fitzwater led the Lady Falcons series of 323 and 301, respectively, to remain undefeated on the season. The boys’ team suffered a tough loss, their first of the season, by just 4 pins in the last game of the Baker tie break. Senior Aiden Wintercorn rolled games of 239 and 264, while Junior Russell Law added games of 193 and 203 to lead the Falcons. Both teams compete against Centennial High School on Thursday at Jensen Beach Bowl, starting at 3:00 pm.


Visit our one-of-a-kind Environmental Studies Center for its Open House on Saturday, October 11, from 10:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m.!
Come explore the gem of Martin County and enjoy:
💎 Creative art projects
💎 Delicious food & fun games
💎 Self-guided tours
💎 Meet-and-greet with Joey the Alligator
💎 Student Entrepreneur Fair featuring local creativity and businesses
💎 One last chance to say goodbye to Saylor the Sea Turtle before her release 🐢
Bring the whole family for a day of fun, learning, and exploration! See for yourself why this place truly is a gem. 💎🐢🌊
#ALLINMartin👊 #PublicSchoolPROUD #UnstoppableSince1925










Tuesday, October 7, 2025
Happening Today:
Scholarship Presentations in the Innovation Center 1st-6th periods.
Bowling Matches vs SFHS at Stuart Bowl at 3:00.
Girls’ golf vs Jupiter at 3:30 PM.
Volleyball vs Okeechobee at home! The first game begins at 4:30.
Fall Baseball game vs PSL HS at 6:00 at home.
Girls’ weightlifting tryouts continue
Happening Tomorrow:
Every Wednesday, wear a college, career, or military shirt.
Clue Play Rehearsals 3:15 Auditorium.
Parent Night for Freshmen and Sophomore parents on October 8 from 6-7:30 PM in the JBHS Auditorium (Performing Arts Center). An Italian dinner will be provided courtesy of the Boys and Girls' Club at 5:30 in the cafeteria.
HoCo Packets are available in Student Services: before/after school and during lunches.
Upcoming Events:
Parent Night for Freshmen and Sophomore parents on October 8 from 6-8 PM in the JBHS Auditorium (Performing Arts Center).
HoCo Tickets go on sale October 15-23 during lunches in the auditorium lobby. We need parent volunteers to help with this!
Science National Honor Society members, an extension has been made, and dues for NEW and existing members are due NO LATER than our next meeting on 10/15. You may drop them off with Mrs. Allen before OR after school or during period 7. Anyone who has NOT turned in dues by 10/15 will not be in SNHS. Reminder $35 for new members and $15 for returning members. Cash or check made out to JBHS.
SPORTS NEWS
If you are interested in joining the girls’ weightlifting team, tryouts will take place October 6 - 9th in the weightlifting room after school, 3:30 pm-4:30 pm.


On Wednesdays, we wear pink during Breast Cancer Awareness Month! 💞
Students, staff, and families—join us in showing support and spreading awareness by wearing pink each Wednesday throughout October. Together, we honor survivors, remember those we’ve lost, and stand with those currently facing breast cancer. Let’s fill our schools with love, hope, and a sea of pink this month. 💗
#ALLINMartin👊 #PublicSchoolProud #unstoppablesince1925 #MCSDCares #PinkInMartin


Monday, October 6, 2025
Happening Today:
PINK WEEK BEGINS! Wear pink this week for breast cancer awareness.
Best Buddies meeting at 8:00 in 4-119.
The girls’ golf team travels to the Treasure Lake Conference Tournament.
Clue Play Rehearsals after school in the Auditorium.
Boys’ golf at MCHS 3:30.
Girls’ golf at Treasure Lake Conference Tournament
NHS Induction Ceremony, 6 PM Auditorium.
Happening Tomorrow:
Scholarship Presentations in the Innovation Center 1st-6th periods.
Bowling Matches vs SFHS at Stuart Bowl at 3:00.
Girls’ golf vs Jupiter at 3:30 PM.
Volleyball vs Okeechobee at 4:30.
Fall Baseball game vs PSL HS at 6:00 at home.
Upcoming Events:
Juniors, PSAT/NMSQT Registration is underway. Registration ends 10/8. Go to Guidance to register.
Freshmen/Sophomore Parent Meeting Wednesday, 10/8, at 6 PM – Auditorium.
Students: Packets for the HoCo Dance, for both student and guest, will go out in Student Services on 10/8. These may be picked up before/after school or during lunch. (NOT during class time!)
Ticket sales will take place on the following dates/times:
October 15-23 during lunches (approx. 12:00-1:30 pm) in the auditorium lobby. Parents: We will need about 8 volunteers for selling tickets, going through obligation lists, etc. (NOTE: October 15 is PSAT, so it will be an alternate bell schedule- once we know exact times, we will share them out)
Senior tutors are needed on campus Tuesdays and Thursdays during 2nd, 3rd, 5th, and 6th periods IF you have an off block during one or more of these periods. You will earn volunteer hours AND it will look great on an application or resume! Stop by the Innovation Center if you are willing and able to help.
SPORTS NEWS
For any girl interested in playing Flag football this year, conditioning will start Monday, October 27th, from 3:30-5 at the stadium. It will take place on Mondays and Wednesdays. You must have a complete physical uploaded to the athletic clearance website and a minimum 2.0 GPA. Any questions, please see Coach Gilly in room 119.

























When students are in class every day, they gain the knowledge, skills and confidence to succeed.
Attendance always matters, but October 6-10 is especially important. That's the week the state takes its enrollment snapshot to decide school funding for the year.
✅ Students in class = accurate snapshot = the right funding to support stronger schools in our A-rated District and better opportunities for our kids.
Let's work together to make sure our students are here next week—it makes a difference for everyone.
#ALLINMartin👊 #PublicSchoolPROUD #UnstoppableSince1925
