As part of Hispanic Heritage Month, students explored the rich history and culture of Puerto Rico through a variety of engaging activities. They analyzed different forms of media, including images and informational texts, to make inferences about Puerto Rico’s history before using key details to write thoughtful summaries. Students then conducted independent research to deepen their understanding of Puerto Rico’s geography, traditions, landmarks, and cultural contributions. Using their research, they created colorful travel brochures designed to showcase the island’s unique attractions. This interactive lesson strengthened students’ reading, writing, research, and critical-thinking skills while fostering cultural awareness and appreciation. Way to … Read More

On October 10, 2026, the St. Lucie West Centennial High School NJROTC Black Talon Company proudly hosted its first Drill Meet of the 2026–2027 school year. The event brought together 10 NJROTC programs from across Florida for a full day of military drill, physical fitness, academic competition, teamwork, and camaraderie. The competition provided cadets with an opportunity to demonstrate their military bearing, discipline, leadership, teamwork, and esprit de corps while representing their respective schools. Participating schools included: Boca High School Lake Mary High School Nova High School Cooper City High School Cypress Creek High School Bayside High School Sebastian River … Read More

The St. Lucie Public Schools annual College Fair was held Monday, October 5th at the District Office. The college fair welcomed almost 50 college, university, and military representatives. Attending a college fair gives students the opportunity to explore a variety of colleges and universities in one convenient setting. Students were able to speak directly with admissions representatives, learn about academic programs, scholarships, financial aid, campus life, and admission requirements, and discover institutions they may not have previously considered. Whether students already have a college list or are just getting started, a college fair can help them take the next step … Read More

PSLHS JROTC Jaguar Battalion Cadets of the Month for September: Port St. Lucie High School Army JROTC proudly recognizes two Cadets from each Company as our Cadets of the Month. Alpha Company – LET 1: Logan Mendoza LET 2: Whitney Eaker, Bravo Company – LET 1: Jackson Byrd LET 3: Alyssa Hall, Charlie Company – LET 1: Brittany Bonet Molina LET 2: Wayne Moore, Delta Company – LET 1: Sophia De La Cruz LET 3: Nathan Smith This recognition is awarded to Cadets who exemplify the highest standards of leadership, character, service, and dedication to the Army JROTC mission. Through … Read More

Students in Mrs. Logue’s class recently showcased their learning by creating a variety of projects about the layers of the Earth. From colorful posters and detailed models to informative research papers, students demonstrated both creativity and a strong understanding of Earth science concepts. Their hard work, critical thinking, and attention to detail were on full display as they explored the structure of our planet in meaningful and engaging ways. These projects brought classroom learning to life, giving students the opportunity to connect scientific knowledge with their own ideas and creative expression. Each unique creation reflected the effort and pride students … Read More

Mrs. Bednar’s 4th grade Palm Pointe students recently took their science learning beyond the classroom as they explored the phases of the Moon. Students became moon observers, capturing photos of the night sky, identifying lunar phases, and sharing their observations with classmates. The hands-on experience sparked curiosity and excitement as students tracked changes in the Moon and connected their learning to real-world observations. Families also joined in the fun, making it a meaningful opportunity for learning and discovery at home. This engaging activity brought science to life and helped students see the wonders of space through their own eyes. All … Read More

On October 10th, 2026, the Port St. Lucie High School Jaguar Battalion Raider Team proved their toughness at the Jupiter Raider Meet. The cadets delivered an incredible display of skill and perseverance through the event’s demanding physical and tactical challenges. Their performance was a direct result of hard work and disciplined training. The team worked flawlessly together throughout the competition, demonstrating that exceptional teamwork was the core of their success. The meet highlighted their shared strength, discipline, and the unbreakable bond that defends the Jaguar Battalion every season, making the entire school proud of their commitment. The Male Team outstandingly … Read More

Bayshore Elementary’s Safety Patrol students recently had the exciting opportunity to serve as greeters at the Business and Organization Alliance Luncheon. The students welcomed guests with confidence and professionalism, shaking hands and inviting attendees to scan a QR code to learn more about the Business Alliance. During the event, students had the special opportunity to meet Dr. Jon R. Prince, Superintendent of St. Lucie Public Schools. They also received a tour of the District Office from Dr. Kevin Perry, Assistant to the Superintendent. As they explored the building, students learned about the many departments that play an important role in … Read More

Legacy High School students showcase logistics skills at a community partnership event! Students Clint Sanchez and Abraham Borges proudly represented Legacy High School at the Economic Development Council luncheon hosted at the St. Lucie Public Schools District Office. Their interactive display highlighted the school’s Global Logistics Management program and featured a robotic arm, personal protective equipment (PPE), model trucks and forklifts, and Legacy Express delivery equipment. Attendees also had the opportunity to view videos showcasing students gaining hands-on experience in Legacy’s logistics lab. Clint and Abraham shared how the program is helping them develop industry knowledge and real-world skills as … Read More

Southport Middle School conducted its annual CPR class for every student, providing hands-on opportunities to learn basic lifesaving procedures. During elective classes, teachers guided students through what to do in an emergency, including the steps for performing CPR, how to use an automated external defibrillator (AED), and how to assist someone experiencing a seizure or choking. Students also practiced CPR on training mannequins, giving them an opportunity to apply the procedures introduced during instruction. This hands-on experience connected classroom learning with the actions students may need to take in a real emergency. By providing this instruction to every student, Southport … Read More

Our Greyhounds were out in the community making a difference, volunteering at the Boo-Bays 5K and lending a hand at a local community garden! At the Boo-Bays 5K, students cheered on runners, handed out water and medals, and helped every participant feel celebrated at the finish line. Three Key Club members even laced up their running shoes and completed the race themselves! Meanwhile, another group spent the morning preparing a community garden, labeling future plantings, learning about hydroponics, and supporting sustainable food growth. We are incredibly proud of these students for giving their time, serving others, and representing LPA so … Read More

Friday, October 2nd, was School Custodian Day, and Fairlawn Elementary was proud to take the opportunity to recognize and celebrate the incredible members of our custodial team. Our custodial staff plays an essential role in creating a positive school environment for our students, teachers, staff, and families. Each day, they work diligently to ensure our campus is clean, safe, organized, and ready for learning. Their responsibilities extend far beyond keeping our building looking its best. They are always willing to lend a helping hand, solve unexpected problems, and support our school community in countless ways. We are truly grateful for … Read More

Palm Pointe K-8 proudly launched its new All Pro Dad Chapter, bringing students and their father figures together for a meaningful morning of connection, conversation, and leadership development. Participants engaged in guided discussions focused on character, responsibility, and what it means to be a positive role model. The event provided a welcoming space for families to strengthen relationships while building a supportive school community. Students enjoyed sharing their thoughts and learning from the experiences of the adults in their lives. Palm Pointe looks forward to hosting monthly All Pro Dad gatherings that continue to foster strong family partnerships and student … Read More

Fifth Grade Students of Lawnwood Elementary Completed a Water Cycle Investigation Activity Unit: Weather and Climate Standard: SWBAT create a model of the water cycle, illustrating the role of the Sun and identifying the phase changes involved (evaporation, condensation, precipitation, runoff, and melting). (SC.5.E.7.1) SWBAT Investigate the water cycle by making simple observations about how the Sun, clouds, and ocean interact, even outside the typical scientific method. (SC.5.N.1.5) The students in Ms. Jacob’s 5th Grade Science Class had an exciting time exploring the water cycle through hands-on model building and observations! Students created scientific models to demonstrate evaporation, condensation, precipitation, … Read More

Fairlawn Elementary’s kindergarten classes had a wonderful time celebrating the conclusion of Benchmark Unit 1 while learning about the life and legacy of Johnny Appleseed during Apple Week!  Our young learners enjoyed a variety of hands-on activities that brought their learning to life. Students read engaging apple-themed stories, participated in apple investigations, and explored the many characteristics of apples using their senses. They even used apples to measure themselves, making math learning fun and meaningful! Of course, no Apple Week would be complete without some special apple-themed snacks. Students had the opportunity to connect their classroom learning to real-world experiences … Read More

At Oak Hammock K-8, we believe that positive behavior deserves recognition. One of the exciting ways we celebrate students who demonstrate The Osprey Standard is through our Osprey Store, a PBIS reward store where students can spend the PBIS dollars they earn throughout the school year. Students earn PBIS dollars by showing responsibility, respect, kindness, and other positive behaviors that help create a safe and supportive learning environment. Whether they are helping a classmate, following expectations, demonstrating leadership, or making positive choices, students are rewarded for contributing to our school community. The Osprey Store gives students the opportunity to save … Read More

ORLANDO, Fla. – The Allapattah Flats K-8 FFA Chapter achieved a remarkable milestone at the Florida FFA State Convention in June, earning first place in the prestigious Opening and Closing Ceremonies Leadership Development Event. Representing Allapattah Flats on the championship team were Chloe Rider, President; Elizabeth Gutierrez, Vice President; Aubrie Thompson, Secretary; Avery O’Brien, Treasurer; Ly’Nia Chastine, Reporter; Jake Kunkel, Sentinel; and Luna Romero, Student Advisor.The Opening and Closing Ceremonies competition is one of the premier leadership events in the Florida FFA Association, requiring members to demonstrate knowledge of FFA traditions, parliamentary procedure, professionalism, teamwork, and public speaking skills. Teams … Read More

What a wonderful evening at Fairlawn Elementary! We are so grateful to everyone who joined us for Title I & Curriculum Night! It was such a joy to welcome our families onto campus, share what our students are learning, and spend time together as a school community. Your presence and support mean so much to our teachers, staff, and students! At Fairlawn, we believe that strong schools are built through strong partnerships, and our families are an important part of that partnership. When families and schools work together, our students are given even more opportunities to learn, grow, and succeed. … Read More