Neighborhood Meeting - Beach Haven Resort Motel • St. Pete Beach, FL
Neighborhood Meeting - Beach Haven Resort Motel • St. Pete Beach, FL Informational Neighborhood Meeting: Conditional Use Application for Renovations and Expansion Beach Haven Resort Motel Wednesday October 14th, 2026 4890 Guld Boulevard 5:30PM
Due to potential technical issues, please see the attached PDF for the full details regarding the upcoming School Board Workshop. The Martin County School Board will be holding a workshop to discuss the 2020-2021 Martin Virtual Instruction Program. This workshop is scheduled to take place on Tuesday, October 6, 2020. Further information regarding the agenda for this workshop will be made available soon.
Murray Middle School will be undergoing renovations. A Town Hall Meeting will be held to discuss the upcoming improvements. This meeting will provide an opportunity for community members to learn about the project, ask questions, and provide feedback. Further details regarding the date, time, and location of the Town Hall Meeting will be announced soon.
The Martin County School District Board of Education will hold its regular scheduled meeting on Tuesday, September 15, 2020, at 6:00 PM. The meeting will be held at the Martin County School District Auditorium, located at 1924 SE Butler Drive, Stuart, FL 34996. Members of the public are invited to attend. Due to ongoing COVID-19 protocols, seating in the auditorium will be limited. Social distancing guidelines will be enforced. Those who wish to provide public comment may do so in person or by submitting their comments in writing to the Superintendent's office by 5:00 PM on September 15, 2020. Written comments will be read aloud during the public comment section of the meeting. An agenda for the meeting will be posted on the District's website at least seven days in advance of the meeting. The meeting will also be live-streamed on the District's website and can be viewed at www.martinschools.org/boardmeetings. For further information, please contact the School Board office at (772) 219-1200.
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Martin County High School’s gymnasium was buzzing with energy and future possibilities last week as the school hosted its annual College Fair. The event, designed to connect juniors and seniors with their post-secondary aspirations, welcomed representatives from over 60 colleges and universities from across the nation. Students navigated through rows of tables, engaging with admissions counselors and recruiters, gathering crucial information about academic programs, campus life, financial aid, and the application process. This direct interaction is invaluable for students as they begin to narrow down their choices and plan for life after high school. The fair is a cornerstone event for MCHS, providing a centralized and accessible platform for students and their families to explore a diverse array of higher education opportunities. From large public universities to smaller private liberal arts colleges, the breadth of institutions present ensured that students could find options that align with their academic interests, career goals, and personal preferences.
The "Starting With Hello" program is a national initiative that teaches students the skills needed to create a welcoming school environment for everyone. It focuses on recognizing loneliness and isolation in others and taking simple actions to include those who might feel left out. Felix A. Williams Elementary has been a dedicated participant for over a decade, consistently embedding the program's principles into its school culture. This year's celebration featured a vibrant assembly where students demonstrated the "Starting With Hello" actions through skits and songs. Principal Lisa Wilson addressed the student body, emphasizing the importance of kindness, empathy, and making every student feel seen and valued. "For eleven years, our school community has embraced the spirit of 'Starting With Hello,'" Principal Wilson stated. "It's more than just a program; it's a commitment to ensuring every child feels a sense of belonging here at Felix A. Williams." Students were encouraged to reach out to new classmates or peers they hadn't spoken to before throughout the week. The initiative aims to reduce bullying and social isolation by equipping students with the tools to build positive relationships. The school's "Starting With Hello" committee, comprised of teachers and student leaders, organized various activities, including a "Hello Week" spirit day and pledge signing, reinforcing the commitment to inclusivity.
The entire school participated in celebrating Dolly Parton Day on Friday, March 3rd. Every child at FAWE receives a book each month thanks to Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library. The children were read a book by Dolly Parton, "Coat of Many Colors". Students were encouraged to dress in their favorite colors and have a favorite stuffed animal with them for the day. Thank you to Dolly Parton and her Imagination Library for continuing to share the gift of reading with our students!
Due to potential technical issues, please see the attached PDF for the full details regarding the upcoming School Board Workshop. The Martin County School Board will be holding a workshop to discuss the 2020-2021 Martin Virtual Instruction Program. This workshop is scheduled to take place on Tuesday, October 6, 2020. Further information regarding the agenda for this workshop will be made available soon.
The "Starting With Hello" program is a national initiative that promotes kindness and inclusion. Felix A. Williams Elementary School has been participating in this program for 11 years, and this year's event was a great success. Students and staff participated in various activities throughout the week, including "Hello" spirit days, classroom discussions about empathy and kindness, and interactive games designed to encourage students to connect with one another. The goal of the "Starting With Hello" program is to prevent bullying and social isolation by teaching students how to reach out to others and create a more welcoming school environment. Felix A. Williams Elementary School is proud to be a part of this important initiative and is committed to fostering a culture of kindness and respect.
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