🌞VIRTUAL ACADEMIC SUPPORT DAY OR NIGHT🌙
Paper, our new online tutoring platform for students in grades 6-12, provides live access to professional tutors across more than 200 subject areas!
Each online educator is a Paper Education Company, Inc. employee who is trained in the Socratic teaching method and undergoes a criminal background check prior to employment. All student activity on the platform is recorded, tracked, and made readily available to teachers and administrators. Students can access help when they need it by signing in to ClassLink with their District credentials and clicking the "Paper" app.
Meet the tutors: https://youtu.be/HMHLNZeTbxQ
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In addition to on-demand, 24/7 access to knowledgeable tutors, Paper also provides students with access to Essay Review, which serves as an extra set of eyes when students need it.
🐯ONCE A TIGER, FOREVER A TIGER🐯
Martin County High School will honor alum and three-time NFL Walter Payton Man of the Year nominee Justin Simmons at halftime of the varsity boys basketball game vs. South Fork High School this evening! Tip off is at 7 p.m.
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MCSD is offering Paper, free on-demand virtual tutoring. Paper's online tutors will be available 24/7 year-round to assist students across more than 200 subject areas. These virtual tutoring services will be offered in English, Spanish, French and Mandarin.
🏃🏼♂️ Each one, teach one… 🏃🏽♀️
We LOVE that our Martin County High School student-athletes are mentoring our elementary and middle school track stars. Next weekend’s Russell Holloway Elementary Track Meet looks to be one for the ages!
📸 from TCPalm: https://www.tcpalm.com/picture-gallery/sports/high-school/track/2022/01/26/martin-county-track-team-mentors-elementary-and-middle-school-runners-track-clinic/6611975001/
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🍎24/7 ACCESS TO ACADEMIC SUPPORT🍎 The Paper tutoring platform is now available to all MCSD students enrolled in grades 6-12! By signing in to ClassLink and clicking the "Paper" app, students have access to online tutors 24/7 to assist them with more than 200 subject areas.
🍎24/7 ACCESS TO ACADEMIC SUPPORT🍎
The Paper tutoring platform is now available to all MCSD students enrolled in grades 6-12! By signing in to ClassLink and clicking the "Paper" app, students have access to online tutors 24/7 to assist them with learning and assignments across more than 200 subject areas.
WPTV's Derek Lowe recently spoke with Dr. Mary White, Director of Curriculum & Instruction, about what families can expect as students take advantage of the Paper platform: https://youtu.be/9mD3mevSwgE
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🔊FREE, ON-DEMAND VIRTUAL TUTORING IS HERE! 🔊
The Martin County School District has partnered with Paper Education Company, Inc. to bring a free, on-demand virtual tutoring platform to students enrolled in grades 6-12. Online tutors will be available 24/7 to assist students with learning and assignments across more than 200 subject areas!
Students may access these free academic support services day or night by signing in to ClassLink with their District credentials.
Learn more: https://www.martinschools.org/article/637617
Access additional resources for parents/caregivers: https://paper.co/parents-guardians#current-families
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🎨SALUTE TO SERVICE🎨
Jensen Beach High School and Martin County High School artists will soon partner with the Palm City Chamber of Commerce and Palm City Post Office to install a unique "Salute to Service" public mural on the side of the Post Office building. Civic partnership happens here!
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Martin County HS, Jensen Beach HS, Palm City Chamber of Commerce, Palm City Post Office, and the Mapp Road Project have teamed up to celebrate those who serve through "Salute to Service!" - a unique public mural to be designed and installed by students and teachers.
Congratulations to the following students for representing Martin County High School in the 43rd Annual IRSC Four County Honor Band and for their tremendous performances!
David Archuleta
Kyle Christy
Zach Johnston
Leilani Fries
Lauryn Klostreich
Audrey Mila
Sariah Favors
Miranda Malavasi
Luis Medina
Emma Peck
Natalia Bielewicz
Keira Blakey
Bentley Carroll
Anna DeMario
Zane Zolnowski
MCHS Celebrates Literacy Week!
Bring your gently used, nonviolent books for donation! Drop off locations available in the Media Center, front office, and Room 01-171. Help share the love of reading!
Drive ends Friday, January 28th
We are excited to share that Martin County High School has several Scholastic Art Award winners this year! What an accomplishment for our student artists. Please join us in celebrating student success in the arts.
Gold Key Recipients
Rebecca Cotton - “Disappearing”
Sydney Launay - “Divine”
Anna Tullidge - “Happy Place”
Silver Key Recipients
Rebecca Cotton - “Dysmorphia”
Amanda Ferrier - “The Sins of Yesterday Remain”
Brianna Gibson - “Portfolio”
Mia Gifford - “Sovereign Gaze”
Mia Gifford - “After Dark”
Martina Maresca - “Grief”
Natalie Ricketts - “A Hint of Garlic”
Vivian Thedford - “Materialistic”
Vivian Thedford - “Sunrise love”
Vivian Thedford - “Trapped”
Vivian Thedford - “Presence”
Shirley Zhu - “Away on a Lotus Leaf”
Honorable Mention Recipients
Ferdousy Ahmed - “Studies of the Natural World”
Mia Gifford - “Imperfect Perfection”
Sydney Launay - “High Fashion”
Martina Maresca - “Heart Shaped Trench”
Martina Maresca - “Slumber”
Mary Polak - “The Inside Out”
Mary Polak - “Suppress It”
Vivian Thedford - “Blinded”
Anna Tullidge - “Low Light”
Anna Tullidge - “Chiaroscuro”
Brooke Vanderwarn - “Remain Standing”
Brooke Vanderwarn - “Delicate Blooms”
Brooke Vanderwarn - “Judgeful Stares”
⚖️CELEBRATING CONSTITUTIONAL SCHOLARS⚖️
In partnership with the Center for Constitutional Values' Scholarship Fund and the YMCA of The Treasure Coast, the Martin County School District conducted the seventh annual “Constitution Academic Competition” this week!
Teams of students from Jensen Beach, Martin County and South Fork high schools debated the U.S. Supreme Court case “Miller v. Alabama” before presiding judges - the Honorable Kathleen Roberts (19th Judicial Circuit Court of Florida), the Honorable William Roby (19th Judicial Circuit Court) and the Honorable Alan O. Forst (Fourth District Court of Appeal). The case addressed the constitutionality of enacting life sentences without parole for juveniles convicted of capital crimes.
Read more: https://www.martinschools.org/article/633088.
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Tomorrow's AP/AICE PAC will be reschedule for February 17th. All interested AP and AICE Parents are invited to attend at 6:30pm in room 01-171 to help with Luncheon Preparations.
💪PINNING HIS OBSTACLES💪
Michael Tabor, a freshman at Martin County High School, was diagnosed with ocular albinism and congenital nystagmus at three months old. Joining a wrestling program while dealing with visual impairment may not seem like something that would be at the top of many people's wish list, but Michael is no ordinary young man. He has embraced the challenge and his role on the Martin Co Athletics Wrestling team.
Read more: https://mchsathletics.com/2022/01/13/michael-tabor-tiger-wrestler-pinning-his-obsacles/?fbclid=IwAR353Hvhl2A4D7N78eMMxXdz9TWR95rLQOmctKAHMj1Ho07PPrCdT8hQGj8
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Martin County High School participated in the seventh annual “Constitution Academic Competition” sponsored by the Center for Constitutional Values’ Scholarship Fund, the YMCA of the Treasure Coast, and the Martin County School District. The teams—Nira Goyal and Gianni Porcelli; Laurali Firestone and Jordan LoSardo—debated the U.S. Supreme Court case “Miller v. Alabama” to ascertain if the case was wrongly decided? (The case addressed the constitutionality of enacting the death penalty for juveniles convicted of capital crimes.) Although both teams effectively articulated their positions, Laurali Firestone and Jordan LoSardo won the debate (advocating for Alabama). They each received a $250 scholarship and will advance to Round 2 in April, where they will compete for additional scholarships. A special thanks to Justice Kathleen Roberts, 19th Judicial Circuit Court, for presiding over the debate.
We are excited to share that Martin County High School has several Scholastic Art Award winners this year! What an accomplishment for our student artists. Please join us in celebrating student success in the arts.
Gold Key Recipients
Rebecca Cotton - “Disappearing” (photography)
Sydney Launay - “Divine” (photography)
Anna Tullidge - “Happy Place” (photography)
Silver Key Recipients
Rebecca Cotton - “Dysmorphia” (photography)
Amanda Ferrier - “The Sins of Yesterday Remain” (drawing & illustration)
Brianna Gibson - “Portfolio” (senior portfolio entry)
Mia Gifford - “Sovereign Gaze” (photography)
Mia Gifford - “After Dark” (photography)
Martina Maresca - “Grief” (painting)
Natalie Ricketts - “A Hint of Garlic” (photography)
Vivian Thedford - “Materialistic” (photography)
Vivian Thedford - “Sunrise love” (photography)
Vivian Thedford - “Trapped” (photography)
Vivian Thedford - “Presence” (photography)
Shirley Zhu - “Away on a Lotus Leaf” (digital art)
Honorable Mention Recipients
Ferdousy Ahmed - “Studies of the Natural World” (senior portfolio entry)
Mia Gifford - “Imperfect Perfection” (photography)
Sydney Launay - “High Fashion” (photography)
Martina Maresca - “Heart Shaped Trench” (painting)
Martina Maresca - “Slumber” (painting)
Mary Polak - “The Inside Out” (photography)
Mary Polak - “Suppress It” (photography)
Vivian Thedford - “Blinded” (photography)
Anna Tullidge - “Low Light” (photography)
Anna Tullidge - “Chiaroscuro” (photography)
Brooke Vanderwarn - “Remain Standing” (photography)
Brooke Vanderwarn - “Delicate Blooms” (photography)
Brooke Vanderwarn - “Judgeful Stares” (photography)
Second quarter report cards will be posted today, January 18.
View your child's grades and attendance records in the FOCUS Parent Portal: https://martin.focusschoolsoftware.com/focus/
If you do not currently have access to the FOCUS Parent Portal, please click here to view instructions for claiming your account: https://martin.focusschoolsoftware.com/focus/auth/
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“The function of education is to teach one to think intensively and to think critically. Intelligence plus character – that is the goal of true education.” -Martin Luther King, Jr.
The dream lives on. #MLKJrDay #ALLINMartin👊
