Martin County High School

📣🏀 MCHS CHEER TRYOUTS — 2025-2026 Season! 🏀📣 Calling all current MCS students who are NOT actively participating in a high school spring sport. Come try out for MCHS Cheer!

🗳️✨ Interested in Student Leadership? ✨🗳️ MCHS students: If you’re interested in running for the SGA Executive Board, be sure to fill out a nomination form! ✅ Requirements: Minimum 3.0 GPA No disciplinary infractions *Only current sophomores may run for Executive Board Vice-President 📅 The nomination form will be available through Google Classroom starting Monday, April 28, and will remain open through Wednesday, April 30. 🗳️ Elections will take place next week! Questions? Contact Mr. Hollis or Ms. Bowen.

🚐🦷 The Friendly Dental Van is Coming to MCHS! 🦷🚐 The Friendly Dental Van will be making its final stop at MCHS for this school year on May 8th and 9th! If your student signed up for dental services, please be sure they are in attendance on these days. Have questions? Contact Nurse Spence for more information. Thank you for helping us keep our students smiling! 😁✨

MCHS Guardian News: Week of April 28, 2025 https://youtu.be/V43zupe1zWw

🎓 Seniors – It's Your Time to Shine! 🎉 Awards Day is coming up, and we want to celebrate YOU and all of your amazing accomplishments! Please fill out the Google Form titled: Class of 2025: Awards, Recognitions, and Scholarships 👉 https://forms.gle/ap96K3XPvfSrNx6k7 📢 If you don’t tell us, we can’t recognize you! You can submit the form multiple times – once for each award, scholarship, or recognition you receive. 🗓️ Deadline: May 7, 2025 📍 Questions? See Ms. Leavelle for help!

MCHS celebrated Administrative Professionals Day, recognizing the invaluable contributions of our administrative staff. Their dedication ensures our school operates smoothly every day.​ We extend our heartfelt gratitude for their commitment and hard work.​ Let's continue to appreciate and support our administrative professionals throughout the year!

Field Trip Fun at R-CCC Spring Fling!

Yesterday, our students had the privilege of hearing from Rwenshaun Miller, an award-winning psychotherapist, author, and mental health advocate. As the founder of Eustress Inc., Rwenshaun is dedicated to raising mental health awareness and breaking the stigma in Black and Brown communities. ​ Drawing from his personal journey with bipolar disorder, Rwenshaun empowered our students to take charge of their mental wellness. We're grateful for the insights and experiences he shared, fostering open conversations about mental health and well-being.​ Learn more about Rwenshaun and his impactful work at: https://www.rwenshaun.com/

It's already that time of year again—SUMMER CAMPS are available through MCS CTE! Check out the offerings for June 16-19. Registration is open now! We are the destination for innovation!

MCHS Gators are in Washington, D.C. Our music and theatre arts classes are enjoying an educational field trip to D.C. before Spring Break. MARTIN OFFERS MORE!!!

College Tour + Adventure = One Unforgettable Summer! Martin County High School is hosting its first-ever overnight college tour and YOU'RE invited! We'll explore Fayetteville State University, UNC Pembroke, and UNC Wilmington, stay in dorms, and experience campus life firsthand! And for some extra fun? Beach trip + indoor skydiving! Spots are limited -- don't miss out! https://www.canva.com/design/DAGkoU_Ungk/D6RhZh1Zxz1rIkLUOfpiug/view?utm_content=DAGkoU_Ungk&utm_campaign=designshare&utm_medium=link2&utm_source=uniquelinks&utlId=h6c5ac8a1c3

MCHS 8th Grade Night! A huge THANK YOU to all the students, families, and staff who came out for 8th grade night! Your support, enthusiasm, and energy made the evening truly special. https://youtu.be/TvY9k4p-wwQ

Come join a dynamic team at MCHS. MARTIN OFFERS MORE!

MCHS Guardian News: Week of April 14, 2025 https://youtu.be/htWJWunJllM

Happy Assistant Principals Week! We are incredibly thankful for the leadership, dedication, and heart that Mr. Stanton, Mrs. Cottle, and Mr. Point bring to our schools every single day. Whether it's supporting students, guiding teachers, or ensuring everything runs smoothly behind the scenes, their commitment never goes unnoticed. Their presence makes our schools stronger, kinder, and more connected. Please join us in celebrating and appreciating these three amazing leaders. Thank you, Mr. Stanton, Mrs. Cottle, and Mr. Point — we are lucky to have you!

MCS Horticulture & FFA will have a spring PLANT SALE, Thurs. and Fri. April 17th & 18th. Come early to see the selection and get your choice at the Career & Technical Center on the Innovation Campus (411 E. Blvd. Williamston). Contact Ms. Patterson at 252-792-8812 for details.

Sights from the 2025 SkillsUSA State Conference and Competition in Greensboro, NC. We welcome back our SkillsUSA students today who, after placing in the regionals, had a fantastic experience competing against students from all over the state! #MCSkillsUSA

Students from Mrs. Revels's Biomedical Tech class participated in hands-on activities through a STEMEast initiative called Industry In Schools. The event, hosted by our partner Martin Community College, provided students from Martin County High, Washington High, Herford County High, and Columbia High Schools a collaborative event in BioPharma!

Senior T-Shirts Are Here! We’re excited to announce that MCHS Senior T-Shirts are now available! This year’s shirts were designed by none other than Titus Chesson, MCHS's very first SGA Executive Board President. Don’t miss out on rocking this special design that celebrates both our senior class and a historic moment in MCHS leadership. Grab yours now and show off your school pride! www.companycasuals.com/mchssenior2025

MCS Career & Technical Education students participated in the Edgecombe-Martin EMC Line Tech Camp yesterday near Tarboro, NC. While at the EMEMC facility, students had hands-on experiences to understand all the processes of an Electrical Line Technician. This type of work-based learning opportunity provides students with relative career investigation, broadening the aspects of the normal pathway. Mr. Albach, MCS Welding Teacher, described the camp as "awesome"!