🗓️EARLY RELEASE & NO SCHOOL🗓️
Reminder– tomorrow, Thursday, October 31, is an early release day. Students will be dismissed two hours earlier than normal.
There’s no school for students on Friday, November 1.
View our complete school calendar: https://www.martinschools.org/page/calendars
#ALLINMartin👊
Hello J.D. Parker Parents,
Just a quick reminder that students are required to wear their lanyard and ID while on campus each day. If a student forgets their lanyard twice, a $5.00 replacement fee will be charged. You can send the $5.00 in cash, or it can be added to your account in Focus. Please note that any outstanding balances at the end of the year may affect participation in end-of-year trips and activities.
Thank you for your support in helping keep our campus safe and organized!
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Hola padres de J.D. Parker:
Solo un breve recordatorio de que los estudiantes deben usar su cordón e identificación mientras estén en el campus todos los días. Si un estudiante olvida su cordón dos veces, se le cobrará una tarifa de reemplazo de $5.00. Puede enviar los $5.00 en efectivo o agregarlos a su cuenta en Focus. Tenga en cuenta que cualquier saldo pendiente al final del año puede afectar la participación en viajes y actividades de fin de año.
¡Gracias por su apoyo para ayudar a mantener nuestro campus seguro y organizado!
Congratulations to the winners of the Pumpkin Decorating contest!
#igniteSPIRITMCSD
Tonight is the Spooktacular at the Park! Please come join us for some SPOOKY fun!!
📆MAKEUP DAY INFORMATION📆
Martin County School District students will NOT be required to make up the days missed due to the recent hurricanes.
Fortunately, after a thorough review of the District’s instructional calendar, students will still meet state requirements and complete the academic year without the need to use make-up days at this time.
We are committed to supporting the community with ongoing recovery efforts, including through the Education Foundation of Martin County’s relief fund for employees and families, providing free meals for students, and offering credit for last week’s Extended Day services. Link to relief fund: https://bit.ly/3BIZm5K
We are humbled by the resilience and cooperation of our incredible community. Thank you for partnering with us in your child's education. We are #MCSDBetterTogether and #MartinStrong! 💙
Join us in celebrating Character Counts! Week, October 21st - October 25th.
"DONUT" Ghost Us! Show up on time, every day in October and you will receive a special treat from the PBIS team. #jdprockets #attendancematters
The much anticipated "Pumpkin Decorating Contest"! A $5.00 donation to PBIS to participate per category. Sign up sheet coming soon!
🧡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
🌀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👊
🌀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
Join us in wearing ORANGE on Friday, October 11th !
IMPORTANT UPDATE: Due to Hurricane Milton, we are postponing Hispanic Heritage Night. A new date and time will be announced soon!
District updates will be communicated later today. Stay safe!
Join the Martin County School District for these informative parent workshops for exceptional student education. The next one up is October 16th for Dyslexia Awareness. #KnowBetterDoBetter #EducateALLStudentsForSuccess
🗓️EARLY RELEASE DAY & NO SCHOOL🗓️
Friendly reminder, families - today, Wednesday, Oct. 2, is an early release day. Students will be dismissed two hours earlier than normal.
There is no school tomorrow, Thursday, October 3.
Receive alerts like this via text message by texting START to 98900.
View our complete school calendar: https://www.martinschools.org/page/calendars
#ALLINMartin👊 #PublicSchoolProud
🗓️EARLY RELEASE DAY🗓️
Friendly reminder, families - Wednesday, October 2, is an early release day. Students will be dismissed two hours earlier than normal.
Please note, there’s no school for students on Thursday, October 3.
View our complete school calendar: https://www.martinschools.org/page/calendars
#ALLINMartin👊 #PublicSchoolProud
Mark you calendar and plan a NO COOK TUESDAY. J.D. Parker's PTO is hosting a fundraiser at Chipotle, on Federal Hwy, Tuesday, Oct. 1st from 4:00-8:00. Make sure to tell the cashier you are there to support JD Parker - OR - Order online for pickup using the code: RP6J6DT
🌀EYE ON THE STORM🌀
**Update 2:15 p.m. Thursday, Sept. 26: Schools and offices in the Martin County School District will reopen and return to normal operations on Friday, Sept. 27.
The District continues to carefully monitor local weather conditions alongside our partners at the Martin County Emergency Management Agency. We appreciate the patience and understanding of our families and employees as we navigated the uncertain weather conditions caused by Hurricane Helene. While we were forecasted to experience frequent high wind speeds, our District was fortunately spared from receiving severe damage. Our thoughts and prayers are with our fellow Floridians as Hurricane Helene continues to strengthen into an extremely powerful storm and head towards the West Coast.
It is important for our students to return to class as attendance is essential for their success. We look forward to welcoming everyone back and providing the best education.
#ALLINMartin👊
🌀 EYE ON THE STORM 🌀
🚨Update - 12:15 p.m. Wednesday, Sept. 25: The Martin County School District will close all MCSD-operated schools and District offices on Thursday, September 26, 2024, due to Hurricane Helene.
The decision is based on the latest information from the National Weather Service and local emergency management officials. Wind speeds throughout the morning are projected to exceed limits for school bus operation, making it unsafe for transportation.
MCSD continues to work closely with local emergency management officials to track the storm and will provide further information regarding District operations beyond Thursday as it becomes available.
Families are urged to monitor the District's website at www.martinschools.org, social media channels, and the District's automated messaging system for updates. Families and employees wishing to receive text message notifications should text START to 98900.
As a reminder, all after-school activities are also canceled.
#ALLINMartin👊
