Students Supporting Schools (S3) Program

The Students Supporting Schools (S3) program is a student enterprise by which the Martin County School District hires and trains students as part-time employees to serve in various paid and non-paid internships. The program augments the District's staffing needs, while providing students important workforce skills. The program is open to sophomores, juniors, and seniors.
Listed below are descriptions of the available positions.
E1 Technical Support
Provide Level 1 technical support at the student’s high school during school hours
Enroll in an internship course that earns high school credit
Requires good communication, interpersonal, personal management, and problem-solving skills; technology skills are taught
Open to sophomores, juniors, and seniors
Non-paid position
E2 Technical Support
Provide Level 1 technical support at an elementary school during school hours
Option to enroll in an internship course that earns high school credit
Requires good communication, interpersonal, personal management, and problem-solving skills; technology skills are taught
Open to juniors and seniors, with reliable transportation
Paid position ($15/hour)
Auditorium Sound-booth Technician
Provide, when needed, sound-booth support in the high school auditoriums either after school or on the weekend
Requires good communication, interpersonal, personal management, and problem-solving skills; technology skills are taught
Open to juniors and seniors, with reliable transportation
Paid position ($15/hour)
Graphic Designer
Conceptualize and develop design solutions to market the District’s brand
Work after school
Requires graphic designing skills and technical proficiency (e.g. Adobe Creative Suite); good communication, interpersonal, personal management, and problem-solving skills
Open to juniors and seniors, with reliable transportation
Paid position ($15/hour)
Contact Information
Mark A. Cowles
Coordinator of Social Studies & Special Projects
(772) 219-1200 #30183
cowlesm@martinschools.org
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