Congratulations to Mrs. Ellington and Ms. Gowin's 4th grade classes for completing their recorder training! 🎶 Mrs. Carpenter proudly presented each student with a certificate of completion. We are so proud of all your hard work and dedication! Keep playing those sweet melodies!
Martinsville's 8th graders will be attending the 33rd Annual Career Conference at Lake Land College on April 3rd. The students and chaperones will leave at 8:30 a.m. and return at 12:15 p.m. Students do not need to take money with them.
Attention Bluestreak Fans:
The softball game scheduled for today at St Elmo will now be a HOME game, due to poor field conditions at St. Elmo.
The Lady Bluestreaks will play at HOME today at 4:30!
The Lady Bluestreaks play SEB today at 4:30. The address for the field is
Deken Park.
1101 N. Elm St.
St. Elmo
Let's go Bluestreaks!
Congratulations to our talented students who competed in the IESA Solo & Ensemble Contest! 🎶 We are proud to announce that one of our students brought home a 1st place in solo, while our ensemble earned a well-deserved 2nd place! Keep shining and representing our school with excellence!
Our 4th and 5th grade students had a wonderful experience attending the Terre Haute Symphony Orchestra today. The objective of this outing was to ignite our students' interest in music and to provide them with insights into the various instruments that make up an orchestra.
Upcoming Dates for Martinsville Jr/Sr High School:
Congratulations to Martinsville School District on the outstanding performances of "Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs"!
From our talented Bluestreak Seniors to our enthusiastic 4th graders, every student truly shined on stage. Our seniors delivered exceptional performances, leading the cast with their remarkable roles. The stunning sets transported the audience to a magical world, featuring a castle, a cozy cottage, and an enchanted forest.
A special thank you to our Musical Director, Jenn Phillips, for her dedication and hard work in making this production a resounding success. Great job, everyone!
Pictures by WMMC
Announcement from Transportation Director, Brenda Gilbert:
Congratulations to our March Character Counts students. These students have shown that Bluestreaks have GRIT and they lead with kindness. Two names were drawn to enjoy McDonald's lunch from Mrs. Carver. Keep it up Bluestreaks!
The Junior High Volleyball team had their banquet tonight. Congratulations to the players and coaches on a successful season!
Game day is here! ⚾️ The Mighty Bluestreaks kick off their baseball season at Casey-Westfield today at 4 PM! Go Big Blue!
Hey 7th and 8th graders! Are you ready to rock the state test starting this Tuesday, March 25th? This is your chance to shine and show all the hard work you've put in!
Check out our Athletic Events for the week!
Congratulations to our High School Girls and Boys who made the All Conference Teams. Way to go Bluestreaks! We are proud of you!!
This week, we celebrated the successful season of our Junior High Boys Basketball Team at their annual Banquet. It was a wonderful opportunity to recognize the hard work and commitment of both players and coaches. Their dedication not only contributed to individual growth, but also fostered teamwork and camaraderie. Way to go Bluestreaks!
The Daughters of the American Revolution held their annual banquet at Harlan Hall in Marshall today to honor the winners from Paris, Marshall, Martinsville, and Casey.
Congratulations to Adam Parcel for being selected to represent Martinsville! Students are selected based on service, leadership, character and patriotism.
The Lady Bluestreaks picked up a WIN against the Neoga Indians! Great job Bluestreaks!
As proud Bluestreaks, we take great joy in shining in our Bluestreak Blue. However, today, our hearts are filled with empathy for our neighbors in the Neoga School District, who are facing the challenges left in the wake of the tornado that struck on Friday night. In solidarity, we wore red to show our support.
We extend our warmest wishes to the Neoga community as they navigate the days ahead. Together, we hope they find strength and resilience to finish their school year strong.
Martinsville continues to be thankful for all of our coaches!
