Month: November 2024

Last week, our senior students had the privilege of hosting a visit from the University of Central Florida (UCF) in our auditorium. This informative session provided students with crucial insights into UCF’s admission requirements, vibrant campus life, and diverse degree programs. Such university visits play a pivotal role in shaping students’ future academic and professional paths. By exposing students to various higher education institutions, we empower them to make informed decisions about their college journeys. These visits also foster a sense of excitement and anticipation for the next chapter in their lives.

Mrs. Charles and her wonderfully selfless team do it again! On Thursday, October 24, the Fort Pierce Central Medical Academy partnered with OneBlood to host a blood drive in the school auditorium. We successfully collected 143 units of blood, with each donation capable of saving three lives. Thanks to our amazing volunteers and donors, we were able to save 429 lives! We extend our heartfelt gratitude to the heroes who boarded the Big Red Buses to donate! Your generous act of kindness will make a huge impact!    

The Treasure Coast High School Dance Repertory Company attended the Day of Dance at the University of South Florida in Tampa. The dancers participated in collegiate-level dance classes taught by USF dance professors and danced alongside current dance majors and other Florida high school students. They also enjoyed an eclectic and impressive college dance concert. The dancers are fulfilled and inspired!   Titan Born, Titan Bred!

TCHS ROTC first-year cadets AS1 (aerospace science cadet) were awarded a new rank of C/Amn (cadet airman) for passing their initial rank test.  Additionally, one cadet of the quarter for each AS level was also recognized. Titan Born, Titan Bred!  

On Thursday October 24th, the normally purple and gold flooding Cobra Nation went red for a good cause. The national Red Ribbon Week is a long-standing campaign of anti-drug communities and schools across America. (photo courtesy The Drug Enforcement Administration) The history of Red Ribbon Week has its roots in the mid-1980s. First Lady Nacy Reagan brought national attention to the campaign by highlighting the importance of the sacrifice made by Enrique (Kiki) S. Camarena, former U.S.  Marine, Sheriff’s deputy, and special DEA agent. Agent Camarena made the ultimate sacrifice trying to keep billions of dollars’ worth of drugs out … Read More

Students at Bayshore Elementary wore their favorite superhero shirts to stand against bullying. The colorful attire symbolized their commitment to kindness and respect, creating a supportive and inclusive school environment. Together, they showed that everyone can be a hero by standing up for others!

The TCHS Titan Sound Band has rocked the District 13 Marching Festival, earning superior ratings in every category! This incredible achievement is a testament to the hard work, dedication, and passion of each band member, along with the unwavering support from our amazing band parents. Let’s give a huge round of applause to our talented Titans! Titan Born, Titan Bred!

Lawnwood Elementary students enjoyed the Eco Guardians Performance.  With the help of Nikki Neutron, a superhero for the energy-saving Eco Guardians, Grades K-5 students learned about energy efficiency.  In summary, students learned about the importance of energy conservation and ways they can help save energy.  GO LEOPARDS!

Our junior class took an important step towards becoming responsible citizens by completing state-mandated CPR training. By learning lifesaving skills, our students are prepared to make a positive impact on their communities. CPR training is essential for students for several reasons: Lifesaving Skills: CPR can significantly increase the chances of survival in cardiac arrest situations. Increased Confidence: Knowing CPR can empower students to act decisively in emergencies. Community Impact: Students equipped with CPR skills can contribute to a safer community. Personal Growth: Learning CPR fosters a sense of responsibility and empathy. By prioritizing CPR training, we are investing in the … Read More

When playing with your food is finally acceptable because you’re modeling scientific information! Ms. Jordan’s 8th-grade classroom (with the assistance of Mr. Tygesson) participated in a lunar phase lab (demonstrating the 8 phases of the moon using Oreos).

Palm Pointe Kindergarteners spent a few weeks learning about fire safety. As a part of their lesson, they created “thank you” cards for local firefighters. The cards were sent to a local station who shared them with the crew. The students were SO EXCITED when they received a picture BACK from the firefighters! It was so rewarding to see that their hard work makes a difference to others!

Manatee K-8’s annual Fall Festival celebrates the hard work and adherence to school-wide expectations by students throughout October. Students in grades K-5 cheered on their teachers as they competed in various fun events. Laughter and cheers filled the air as teachers took part in activities like the donut-eating contest and Red Light, Green Light. The festival not only highlighted the students’ achievements but also fostered a sense of community and school spirit. It was a joyful reminder of the bond between students and teachers, leaving everyone eagerly anticipating next year’s festivities!

At Bayshore, we are all Treasure Hunters! Every student is a treasure, full of potential and promise.  As a staff, we are committed to high academic and behavioral expectations for all of our students, believing that every child is capable of success, no exceptions.  Together, let’s continue to uncover the greatness within each of our kids, supporting them in their journey to thrive and achieve their dreams.

Students in the TCHS Criminal Justice Academy recently had the privilege of hosting Mr. Steven Couzens from the Public Defender’s Office in Saint Lucie County. Engaged and eager to learn, the students explored various professional opportunities within the Criminal Justice system and came prepared with insightful questions for Mr. Couzens. Titan Born, Titan Bred!

October 16th marked the annual Wear Orange for commUNITY day! Fort Pierce Central honored the day by joining together wearing orange to share kindness, promote acceptance, encourage inclusion, and prevent bullying. Color is not only a symbol but a demonstration of our strength, resolve, and commitment to a positive school campus and community culture. Our diversity is our strength and our collaboration benefits Cobra Nation and beyond.

In the eerie halls of Ms. Bass’ art class, a spine-chilling pumpkin painting contest took place. Our ghoulishly talented students unleashed their inner Picassos, transforming mini pumpkins into haunting masterpieces. Titan Born, Titan Bred!    

The Manatee K-8 PTO would like to extend our heartfelt thanks to our school staff, families, and friends for making our first fundraiser of the year at Dave & Buster’s a tremendous success. Thanks to the advance Power Up card sales and Spirit Night, we raised nearly $1,500! It was fantastic to see our Manatee community come together for a night of fun and food, with students enjoying a variety of games and attractions at Dave & Buster’s. This achievement wouldn’t have been possible without your support. A special thank you goes to Eleanor Harrison, who not only managed the … Read More

VGESS hosted a fabulous Garden Community Event over the weekend, where Village Green families, faculty and staff, and community members came together to help rebuild our beautiful garden. Volunteers helped with cutting branches, planting new trees, and creating paths for students to explore the garden. A heartfelt thank you goes out to everyone who came out to support our efforts to revitalize the garden.  We also donated over 40 banana trees and plants. The community was so appreciative of our generosity. We were especially honored to have a special guest, Mr. Terry Davis, the principal who initiated the garden many … Read More