Lakewood Park Pre-K and Kindergarten students were invited to take part in creating memorable human and nature connections through the live release of butterflies. The revealing and releasing of the butterflies occurred in our new school garden to help positively support their lifespan so they can survive and thrive longer during their initial transition from captivity into the wild. Before transforming into butterflies, the caterpillars were kept in a meshed enclosure in one of our grade Kindergarten classrooms. From late-Winter through early-Spring, the caterpillars transformed from a pupa, also known as a chrysalis, and underwent metamorphosis to become butterflies. Before … Read More

Students participating in Special Olympics events at Lakewood Park demonstrated perseverance, teamwork, and joy as they competed in activities such as the 100-meter dash, softball throw, tennis ball throw, and cornhole. Each athlete gave their best effort, embodying the Special Olympics motto, “Let me win. But if I cannot win, let me be brave in the attempt.” Cheers of encouragement could be heard from teachers, fellow students, and the School Resource Officer, all of whom proudly supported the athletes throughout the day. Teachers guided and motivated their students, peers celebrated each accomplishment with excitement, and the SRO provided both encouragement … Read More

  Fifth-grade students at Lakewood Park Elementary recently took learning to the next level during an action-packed Science Bootcamp designed to sharpen their skills ahead of the state Science assessment. Led by the energetic and engaging Professor Hypothesis and her team, the event transformed the cafeteria into a lively laboratory filled with curiosity and discovery. Students were fully immersed in hands-on investigations that brought key scientific concepts to life. From exploring the fascinating processes of the Water Cycle, to bending light with Refraction, to uncovering the inner workings of the Digestive System, every activity sparked excitement and deepened understanding. With … Read More

On April 22, Morningside Elementary School joyfully celebrated Earth Day with a special hands-on learning experience in Ms. Black’s class. The students had the exciting opportunity to release their Painted Lady butterflies after carefully watching them grow and change. From tiny caterpillars to beautiful butterflies, the class observed each stage of the life cycle and learned about metamorphosis in a meaningful way. The experience sparked curiosity and excitement as students connected science lessons to real life. Watching the transformation unfold right before their eyes made the learning process memorable and engaging. By the time it was time to release the … Read More

Bayshore Elementary’s Mental Health Awareness Night was a wonderful evening focused on connection, learning, and wellness for our school community. Families enjoyed a delicious dinner from Publix, and the first 50 Bayshore students were treated to free Kona Ice, adding to the excitement of the event. Students participated in engaging, hands-on activities designed to support their mental health, including creating pinwheels for breathing exercises, calming glitter bottles, bracelets, and squish balls. They also explored games and calming strategies, received glitter tattoos, and took fun pictures at the photo booth. These stations were led by our dedicated Bayshore teachers—Ms. Pank, Ms. … Read More

Palm Pointe K–8 proudly hosted its annual Action Research Summit, a district tradition that highlights innovation, reflection, and continuous improvement in teaching and learning. The event showcased the impactful work of educators who explored meaningful research questions and used data to better understand and strengthen their impact on student achievement. Teacher presentations demonstrated a range of effective instructional practices, including the positive influence of hands-on science experiments on academic performance, the use of brief daily math talks to enhance mathematical understanding and student outcomes, and the role of reciprocal teaching in improving comprehension and student engagement. Palm Pointe’s commitment to … Read More

On Friday, May 15, the cadets of the St. Lucie West Centennial NJROTC program participated in an educational field trip to a National Guard Armory, where they gained valuable insight into military operations, safety procedures, and leadership training. Upon arrival, the cadets were welcomed by Staff Sergeant Munshower, who introduced the group to a variety of military weapons and equipment used by today’s armed forces. Cadets were able to closely observe several tactical systems and combat firearms while learning the importance of proper weapon safety and handling procedures. Although all weapons were unloaded, cadets received instruction on maintaining muzzle awareness, … Read More

Fort Pierce Central High School’s seniors gathered for a memorable evening during the annual Senior Sunset, a cherished tradition that gave students an opportunity to relax, reflect, and celebrate their final weeks together. As the sun began to dip below the horizon, students spread out across the courtyard, creating a relaxed and joyful atmosphere. Laughter and conversation filled the space as friends reminisced about their high school experiences and looked ahead to the future. A highlight of the evening was an outdoor screening of High School Musical, a fitting and nostalgic choice that had students singing along and enjoying the … Read More

The SLW Centennial High School’s Navy JROTC “Black Talon” Company held its Annual End of the Year Awards Night Ceremony on Tuesday, April 21st, 2026, in the school’s auditorium. The “Awards Night” Ceremony provides the opportunity for highly motivated and detailed oriented cadets a chance to be recognized by the unit for their stellar performance through out the school year. Multiple Community Veteran Organizations attended our event to present awards to selected Cadets for their achievements in Leadership, Academics, and Physical Fitness. Over 30 individual awards and 4 scholarships were presented!   Congratulations to the following Cadets from the Black … Read More

Mr. O’Neill from Fort Pierce Central High Schol held a Culinary Career Fair Monday May 4th. Many local businesses were invited to participate in the Fair. Tables were set up and staffed with information about their establishments and opportunities. Students were able to meet restructures and ask questions directly to industry professionals, learn about their careers, training pathways, and employment. A special highlight was welcoming John Westing Jr., managing partner of Zest Kitchen (owned by Ms. Carolyn Collins, FPC reading teacher). John is a Cobra Alum! Students enjoyed hearing how an SLC graduate turned his passion for hospitality into a … Read More

Southport Middle School proudly hosted its annual Sports Banquet on Wednesday night, bringing together student-athletes, families, and staff for an evening of celebration and recognition. This special event highlights the dedication, perseverance, and achievements of our students and teams throughout the school year. Each intramural team was recognized for their hard work, sportsmanship, and commitment, with individual honors presented for Most Valuable Player and Most Improved in every sport. The evening served as a wonderful reminder of the teamwork, resilience, and school spirit that define SPMS athletics. We extend our sincere appreciation to our families for their continued support of … Read More

Fairlawn Elementary’s 2nd–5th grade students recently enjoyed an exciting and well-deserved celebration during the final ACALETICS Green Party of the school year. Students who earned an 80% or higher in ACALETICS were rewarded for their hard work and dedication with a fun-filled event on the green that included games, snacks, music, and time to celebrate with friends. The event also recognized students who showed perseverance by improving their performance and turning their red questions to green. These students received a special treat for their determination and commitment to growth. It was wonderful to see so many students being recognized for … Read More

As a follow-up to the Junior & Senior Career Fair held in April, St. Lucie Public Schools Junior & Senior high school students recently participated in a May hiring event at the voco Sandpiper All‑Inclusive Resort in Port St. Lucie. The event provided students with hands-on exposure to hospitality careers while allowing them to utilize professional skills in an authentic workplace setting. Resort leadership shared information about available employment opportunities and encouraged students to reflect on which positions best aligned with their interests and career goals. Students then participated in a guided tour of the resort, where they met team … Read More

Fort Pierce Central High School came alive with creativity, laughter, and a touch of mystery during this year’s Underground Spirit Week. While maintaining their commitment to daily instruction and professionalism, faculty and staff found playful and unexpected ways to show their school spirit, leaving students both amused and curious throughout the week. Each day brought a new theme that added energy and excitement across campus. The week began with the laid-back fun of Mumu Monday, followed by Jersey Day, where staff proudly represented their favorite teams. Midweek took a humorous turn with “Not My Job” Wednesday, inspiring clever and entertaining … Read More

From Pixels to Press: Mrs. Johnson-Braswell’s Students Bring Digital Designs to Life The hum of a heat press and the smell of fresh ink filled Mrs. Johnson-Braswell’s Digital Media classroom this week at Fort Pierce Westwood Academy as students reached the finish line of their highly anticipated “Wearable Media” project. The assignment Challenged students to bridge the gap between digital graphic design and physical production by creating their own personalized hoodies. Results You Can Wear “It’s one thing to see your art on a monitor, but it’s another thing to actually wear it down the hallway,” said Lindell Young, proudly … Read More