Dr. David L. Anderson Middle

🚨PLANNING FOR SAFETY🚨 The Martin County School District was one of the first school districts in Florida to be in full compliance with Alyssa's Law, which requires schools to have a mobile panic alarm system in place to notify local law enforcement in case of an emergency. WPTV's Stephanie Susskind took an in-depth look at our comprehensive security solution. Learn more here: https://www.wptv.com/news/education/back-to-school/martin-county-school-district-touts-new-technology-to-keep-students-staff-safe We are #ALLINMartin👊 and ready to help all students achieve their #MCSDPotential🌟!

🍎PLANNING FOR HEALTH AND SUCCESS🍎 On Thursday, August 5, the Martin County School Board approved Superintendent John D. Millay's recommendation that the District hire additional nurses to assist with required contract tracing processes in the coming school year. While the Florida Department of Health in Martin County (DOH Martin) has applied for a grant that would fund these positions if approved, Dr. Millay and the School Board believe it is important to begin the school year with these important health professionals in place and assisting our schools. WPTV's Todd Wilson spoke with Dr. Millay about why these positions are a priority for the District. Read more here: https://www.wptv.com/rebound/state-of-education/martin-county-school-district-hires-more-nurses #ALLINMartin👊

🍎📚BACK TO SCHOOL 2021🍎📚 Have questions about academics? Risk mitigation protocols? Student meals? Transportation? Visit our FAQ page to find the answers your family needs prior to the first day of school! https://martinschools.org/page/frequently-asked-questions-covid #ALLINMartin👊 #MCSDPotential🌟

📚🍎BACK TO SCHOOL 2021📚🍎 Monitoring your child's health is key to preventing the spread of illness. Our digital symptom screening tools tell you when & where to seek care: English - https://bit.ly/MCSDStudentSymptomCheck Español - https://bit.ly/MCSDVerificacióndeSíntomas #ALLINMartin👊 #MCSDPotential🌟

🍎RETURNING WITH RESILIENCE🍎 Tykes & Teens has assembled a team of leading mental health experts and educators to provide information for families on how they can prepare students for a successful return to school! Learn how you can support your child: https://www.tykesandteens.org/mental-health-matters-series/. #ALLINMartin👊

📝ASSESSMENT RESULTS📝 Spring 2021 results for statewide assessments have been released and are available in the FOCUS Parent Portal. Parents may access their child's results by logging in to the FOCUS Parent Portal. Once you have logged in, you may see your child’s scores by clicking “test history” on the left side of the page and then the light gray arrow next to the name of each assessment for which you would like to see results. More detailed score reports will be posted once received from the Florida Department of Education in the coming weeks. If you do not currently have access to the FOCUS Parent Portal and would like to claim your account, please click here: https://www.martinschools.org/page/focus-parent-portal-student-grades-and-attendance To access the FOCUS Parent Portal, please click here: https://martin.focusschoolsoftware.com/focus/ Please contact your student’s school if you have any questions.

Here are our BELL SCHEDULES for Monday, Tuesday - Friday, and our ROTATING SCHEDULE

🍎PLAN APPROVED🍎 The Martin County School Board has approved the risk mitigation strategies that will be in effect as we begin the 2021-2022 school year. The new school year will begin August 11, 2021. Please click here to learn more: https://www.martinschools.org/article/492854. #ALLINMartin👊

🚗MONDAY MORNINGS WITH MILLAY🚗 Tune in to the WSTU 1450 AM Morning Show at 8:00 tomorrow - Superintendent John D. Millay will share new details about meal programs and important agenda items that will be discussed during the School Board Workshop on July 13! #ALLINMartin👊

🍎MARTIN MINUTE WITH MILLAY 🍎 Superintendent John D. Millay met with representatives of the 4Cs (Caring Children, Clothing Children) of Martin County today. This valuable organization goes #ALLINMartin👊 by providing gently used clothing to children and lending a helping hand toward literacy in our community. As we approach the start of a new school year, families are encouraged to reach out to 4Cs by calling (772) 221-8777 if they are in need of support.