We are offering a community COVID-19 Bivalent booster clinic on Friday, April 28 from 4-6 p.m. at Martinsville High School. For ages 12 and above (parent/guardian required with ages 12-17), walk-in clinic (no appointments), if insured please bring insurance card, free, all welcome. For more information contact, Cindy Dutill at 276-403-4772.
COVID-19 Bivalent Booster clinic on April 28 from 4-6 p.m. at Martinsville High School.
Just before Spring Break, PHES wrapped up their celebration of Wellness Week with a visit from the Tooth Fairy!
She talked with students about the importance of good dental hygiene and even read one of the books she's written.
Thanks Tooth Fairy In Disguise for putting such big, bright smiles on our students' faces!
We are offering a community COVID-19 Bivalent booster clinic on Friday, April 28 from 4-6 p.m. at Martinsville High School. For ages 12 and above (parent/guardian required with ages 12-17), walk-in clinic (no appointments), if insured please bring insurance card, free, all welcome. For more information contact, Cindy Dutill at 276-403-4772.
Congratulations to the MHS students who participated in yesterday's #NC3NationalSigningDay at Patrick & Henry Community College!
These students signed letters of intent to pursue skilled trades at P&HCC. We wish them the best of luck on the next phase of their education!
We're going to Worlds! 🌎🏆
The Martinsville Middle School Odyssey of the Mind team coached by Greg Hackenberg advanced to the World OotM Tournament after a great performance at States today in Leesburg!
The Patrick Henry Elementary team coached by Liz Lynch will also be bringing home some medals having placed third in their division. 🥉
Congratulations to all four teams who travelled to Lessburg this weekend to represent MCPS at the state tournament. We're so proud of all your hard work!
Happy Friday! And what a great way to start the weekend- a stunning double rainbow appeared over Albert Harris Elementary this morning to welcome our students and staff as they arrived at school.
Did you see the rainbow this morning?
Yesterday, MHS Principal Dr. Aji Dixon and English teacher Lynne Deckel presented sophomore Ava Grant with her $1,000 prize for her second place win in the Eastman Black History Month Oratorical Contest.
Congratulations, Ava!
Mark your calendars for the spring MCPS Vivo collaborative concert!
On Tuesday, April 18, 40 MCPS special needs students will join with a choir and several local musicians for a grand finale performance.
This semester, students in the Vivo program have learned what it means to be a good citizen through music, art, and dance, all in direct alignment with their Virginia Social Studies SOLs.
The concert will take place at Albert Harris Elementary School on Tuesday, April 18 at 10 a.m.
Everyone's favorite swamp-dwelling ogre is taking the MCPS stage in Shrek The Musical, Jr.!
Tickets are on sale NOW! The presale price is $8, which will increase to $10 at 3 p.m. on May 5.
Don't miss out on the presale prices! Visit our.show/mcpsshrekjr to purchase your tickets today and support our MCPS student cast in what promises to be an amazing spring musical!
We are offering a community COVID-19 Bivalent booster clinic on Friday, April 28 from 4-6 p.m. at Martinsville High School. For ages 12 and above (parent/guardian required with ages 12-17), walk-in clinic (no appointments), if insured please bring insurance card, free, all welcome. For more information contact, Cindy Dutill at 276-403-4772.
Martinsville City Public Schools will be closed for Spring Break April 3-10. Classes will resume Tuesday, April 11.
This weekend, some of our MHS student-athletes joined School Board Chair Donna Dillard in volunteering for Habitat for Humanity! The students helped move furniture and other items back into a finished home.
Thank you all for coming together to make a positive impact in our community!
Clearview students swinging into the weekend! ☀️
March is National Athletic Training Month and we are so lucky to have certified athletic trainer Amber Corns as part of our MCPS family!
If you've been to any of our athletics events, you have likely seen her on the sidelines wrapping up an ankle or applying ice to a sprain. During the day, you'll find her in the classroom at MHS where she teaches health and medical science.
We're grateful for all you do!
Baseball and softball are in full swing (see what we did there?) at MCPS!
Join us tomorrow, March 24, from 4-6 p.m. for a COVID-19 Bivalent booster clinic at Martinsville High School, 351 Commonwealth Blvd E, Martinsville, VA 24112. Ages 12+ welcome. If insured, please bring your insurance card. All Free! Walk-in clinic, no reservations. Please bring COVID vaccine card(s). Drink plenty of fluids! Ages 12-17 must have parent or guardian present. For more information please contact Cindy Dutill, Administrative Infection Prevetionist at 276-403-4772.
Enjoy a Spring Break edition of our Nurses Corner here!
Or click here to go to our website: https://www.martinsville.k12.va.us/page/nurses-corner
Thank you! Have a fantastic day!
During MCPS' recent celebration of Engineering Month, students at several of our schools participated in an epic paper airplane competition.
Students researched, designed, and launched their own paper planes, giving our youngest learners a chance to experiment with important STEM-related concepts such as aerodynamics, force, and resistance.
Here's a look at some of our MMS students who participated in the challenge and took home some awesome prizes!
Wow! MCPS had NINE teams compete this weekend at the Piedmont Regional Odyssey of the Mind Tournament!
Four teams placed first in their categories to advance to the state tournament next month, including all three of the Middle School teams that competed and one team from PHES! Teams from PHES and AHES also took home multiple top three finishes in their categories.
Congratulations to all teams and their coaches for all their hard work over the last few months, and for their amazing performances on competition day!
☘️ This morning, a beautiful rainbow briefly appeared over Patrick Henry Elementary School! One lucky leprechaun was outside to witness the magical moment.
Instances like this that remind us that our schools are not just places of learning, but treasures in our community, just like a pot of gold at the end of the rainbow! 🌈🌟
