iReady instruction for math and reading can be accessed at home using a student’s username and password.

After completing the diagnostic assessment at school, your child will have access to online instruction to support his or her progress in mastering each skill.

The online instruction is designed to be both challenging and engaging. iReady delivers instruction using engaging, contemporary animation; the lessons are also interactive. The result is an experience that attracts and holds your child’s interest while also teaching important skills and concepts. These lessons are proven to help students grow academically.

It is recommended that school and at home usage combined should be 45-60 minutes a week for each math and reading.

SeaWind has been painting rocks to contribute to a SeaWind rock garden that will be located in the courtyard. SeaWind had some great volunteers helping with this project including Laura Fess, Ellie Dee, Melissa Wallace, Claire Acrement, Katherine Mondanaro, and Ms. Lubinsky.

SeaWind is participating in the Green School Recognition Program. This program “encourages schools to create a culture of sustainability and learning that empowers students to work towards a more sustainable future.” We are in the process of forming a “GREEN TEAM” that consists of students, staff, parents and community members. At this time, we are seeking parent volunteers that are interested in helping our environments and making our school greener. There are many ways to help, so please contact our Alicia Stover at 772-219-1625 x109 or stovera@martin.k12.fl.us to find out how you can get involved in this Green School initiative.

This survey is designed to solicit the personal preferences of parents who have children enrolled in the Martin County School District. The survey results will be shared with the Calendar Advisory Committee as a source of information to consider as they develop a 2018-19 school year calendar for School Board consideration. Although the committee is already formed, anyone interested may attend the Calendar Advisory Committee meeting as a member of the public. The Calendar Advisory Committee is scheduled to meet at 5:30 pm on October 4, 2017 in the School Board Meeting Room.

Register Now for 2017-2018 school year.

• All 2016-2017 school year registrations expired on 7/31/2017.
• You must complete the e270 registration form every school year.

Volunteer Levels

Level 1: Service on campus during school hours under direct supervision of staff at all times.

• Complete e270 form every year.
• No additional background check is necessary.

Level 2: Any service on campus during non-school hours and all off campus service.

• Complete e270 every year.
• Level 2 requires a background check every two years.

Governor Rick Scott and First Lady Ann Scott announced the 2017 Hispanic Heritage Month contests for students and educators. Florida K-12 students are invited to participate in the essay and art contests. Parents, students, teachers and principals are also invited to nominate full-time, outstanding educators for the Hispanic Heritage Month Excellence in Education Award.

Governor Rick Scott said, “Hispanic Heritage Month contests give students an opportunity to win a four-year Florida College Plan scholarship while learning about the influential Hispanic Floridians who have shaped our state’s history. I encourage all of Florida’s students to participate.”

First Lady Ann Scott said, “I am proud to join Floridians across the state in celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month. This is an exciting opportunity to recognize the many influential Hispanic Floridians in our state and throughout its history. I am also honored to highlight the work of the enormously gifted Carmen Sasieta, our 2017 Hispanic Heritage Month featured artist. I am so impressed with the students’ enthusiasm at the schools I visit and I look forward to seeing this year’s contest entries.”

John D. Rood, Florida Prepaid College Foundation Board Chairman said, "We are so pleased to have the opportunity to award the gift of education through these Hispanic Heritage Month awards. Our Florida College Plans are a great option for any student. More students are earning their degrees at one of our 28 state colleges, so we hope these scholarships pave the way for the academic success of these students.”

Cynthia F. O’Connell, Director of the Florida Prepaid College Foundation said, “This Foundation looks forward to awarding the winners of these initiatives. These essay and art contests are a wonderful illustration of our commitment to working with partners like Volunteer Florida and the Governor’s Office to find and support Florida’s next generation of talent.”

The theme for this year’s essay and art contests is “A Recognition of the Role of Hispanic-Americans in Shaping Florida Today.” Students are asked to share how Hispanic Floridians have impacted our state’s history and culture.