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Back to school: Martin County students head back to class for a new year - Vimarsana News

Back to school: Martin County students head back to class for a new year

About 16,629 students are enrolled in the Martin County School District's public schools this year

Source: tcpalm.com
New Martin County school year brings optimism for students - Vimarsana News

New Martin County school year brings optimism for students

Car lines and first day jitters. A new school year is upon us, and in Martin County, thousands of students started their back-to-school routine on Wednesday.

Source: wptv.com
Racist slur photo at Florida school: Board rejects discipline appeal - Vimarsana News

Racist slur photo at Florida school: Board rejects discipline appeal

The Martin County students at the center of a viral photo that spelled out a racial slur had asked the district to reduce their punishment.

SNL features joke about Martin County school's racist photo incident - Vimarsana News

SNL features joke about Martin County school's racist photo incident

Martin County school's racist photo incident makes SNL Weekend Update. The school district conducted an internal investigation, but citing privacy laws, declined to identify the students or any discipline imposed.

Source: tcpalm.com
Punishment For Students Behind Racist Photo May Never Be Known To Public - Vimarsana News

Punishment For Students Behind Racist Photo May Never Be Known To Public

Many folks in Martin County and elsewhere want to know that the students involved in the photo that spelled out a racial slur are going to be disciplined, but the Superintendent says that information cannot be released due to federal and state laws.

Source: iheart.com