In the heart of rural Palm City, surrounded on three sides by cows grazing lazily in their pasture, Palm City Elementary School opened its doors in August of 1958 to 137 children, grades 1-6. With five teachers dedicated to teaching reading, writing, and arithmetic, the school initiated an academic policy directed at helping all students reach their fullest potential.

Hidden Oaks has achieved a level 'A' designation for six consecutive years, one of only seven middle schools in Florida to do so. This takes a lot of effort, focus, and support by the entire school community to accomplish such a task.
Hidden Oaks strives to meet the needs of all middle school students, providing not only a strong academic program, but the understanding and caring necessary to meet the social, emotional, and physical growth of each child.

Martin County High School’s mission is to provide all students with a safe, supportive, and challenging educational environment and to teach the skills and character traits necessary to succeed in a rapidly changing, diverse society. Staff, parents, and community work together to provide a climate of excellence to achieve these results.

We Believe
* Each student is unique and has the ability to learn.
* A highly qualified and committed staff best promotes student achievement.
* A positive, safe, and clean environment is vital to learning and success.
* Parent, business, and community support is crucial to the educational enhancement of the student body.