This spring we are excited to kick off our first Community Academy class! Community Academy is our way to help provide opportunities for local community members, other organizations to become partners in addressing educational and community needs.
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Mark your calendars! Martin City Elementary Field Day will take place on Wednesday, May 23. This is the rescheduled date due to snow days.
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See the attached flyer for information regarding the Early Childhood and Kindergarten screening.
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For every New Mazda sold at Premier Mazda Kansas City, $50 will be donated to purchase warm clothing for a deserving student.
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The Marin City 5th graders participated in a hands-on simulation of the historic construction of the Transcontinental Railroad in 1865. After randomly selecting a company to work for, the Union Pacific Railroad Company or the Central Pacific Railroad Company, the teams planned out how they would work as a team.
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Great things happen when the older Martin City kids pair up to help the younger Bulldogs!
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Student’s in CAIR’s Focus Program got some big news! The CEO of Burns and McDonnell, reps from Science City and Fox 4 News showed up to class Thursday morning to reveal they were finalists in the Burns and McDonnell Battle of the Brains competition!


We need your help! Our Grandview Focus students in 4th and 5th grade are finalists in the Burns and McDonnell Battle of the Brains Contest! The competition is one of Kansas City’s favorite K-12 competitions for science, technology, engineering and math (STEM).
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Last spring first graders planted sweet potatoes in the Martin City garden. Not even knowing that the sweet potatoes were there, this years first graders found them while prepping the gardens for winter.
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First grade students in Ms. Protzman's class teamed up with third grade students in Ms. Swartz's class for a festive STEM activity: toothpick and candy corn towers!
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Fourth grade student Amaris Dyke received a ride to school in a fire truck for winning first place in the Fire Prevention Week Poster Contest. Second place went to fourth grader Eric Vesques and third place to fourth grader Amora Othman.
All three winners are invited to the Grandview City Alderman's meeting to be recognized by the Mayor and Alderman on Tuesday, October 24th at 7pm and all will receive a framed certificate and Junior Fire Marshall T-shirt.
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