The program targets homeschool families who may need specific courses like advanced chemistry or algebra while maintaining connection to the district. Traditional high school students can also access evening courses or additional classes to enhance their academic preparation. Superintendent Michael Maine said the district truly wants to be the premier choice, the first choice for all families in Martin County.
Martin County continues expanding career and technical education programs that provide pathways to skilled trades and high-paying positions immediately after graduation. Programs include HVAC technician training, certified welding, construction trades, certified nursing assistant certification, drone flight operations, and entrepreneurship courses. The district has students who might want to go into a skilled trade right after high school and earn a high-paying job, Maine said.