Month: January 2025

Congratulations to the Fort Pierce Central BETA Club who swept seven wins at the State Convention in Orlando! Fifty-six schools from all around the state of Florida competed. Here are our outstanding winners: Lucas Salcedo – Health/Physical Education – first place Anabelle Lopez – Social Studies – second place Makayla Vasser – Quilling – first place Maleyah Vasser – Dancer – second place Aiden Hong – Black and White Photography – third place Lorraine Bundaon – Pottery – third place Jua Anderson, Mathew Mina, Michael Rosado, Destiny Brandenburg, Diana Rivas, Melissa Moreno – Technology – second place BETA club sponsors … Read More

On a chilly January morning, some special deliveries were making their way around. Our dynamic PBIS team of Mrs. Mazzo and Ms. DeVries wheeled around drinks and treats in appreciation of setting the Golden Cobra Standard of PBIS on our campus. On behalf of the entire Cobra Nation, the faculty and staff want to thank our tireless PBIS team for their thoughtfulness of personally catering treats to the classrooms. At school as it is with life, it truly is all the little things that add joy to a single school spirit and culture. As the faculty and staff enjoyed a … Read More

The annual Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Celebration and Parade in Fort Pierce is an honored tradition. More than a walk in a processional line, the students, staff, faculty, and families of Fort Pierce Central High School take part in something bigger and brighter. Each year, our celebration and dedication increase as we mark a point of remembrance that seeks to change and inspire generations to come. The entire FPC Cobra family thanks all the sponsors, participants, volunteers, clubs, organizations, and float creators for another year marking victory in unity. Change is possible and it begins with all of us. … Read More

Come one, come all Cobra Nation to the first Club Rush of 2025! From Psychology to HYPE, Cobra Pals, SWAT, Spiritual Clubs, Gardening, Crochet, National Art Honor Society, STEM, Fashion, Thespians, Aeronautics, Puzzling, Spanish, French, Speech & Debate, BETA, KEY, Majorette & Dance, D & D, Board Games, and two dozen more, Fort Pierce Central student organizations contribute to a vibrant campus life! With so many student organizations to join, Cobras place academic priorities at top of mind! Sponsors at Central encourage students to be their best selves, stretch their abilities, and push for positive impact. Volunteering, service, community investment, … Read More

One hundred students from Port St. Lucie High School attended the District Historical Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) and Hispanic-Serving Institutions (HSIs) College Fair held at the district office on January 23rd, 2025. The college fair facilitated on-the-spot acceptances and scholarship offers to several students, highlighting the valuable connections made between students and higher education institutions. Dr. Belgraves shared that she was incredibly proud of our Jaguars and their impressive achievements at the college fair. Securing nearly $300,000 in scholarships demonstrates their dedication and hard work. These opportunities will undoubtedly open doors to bright futures for these deserving students. Furthermore, the … Read More

Congratulations to Village Green’s Martin Luther King Jr. Parade Committee, led by ESE specialist, Mrs. Sykes, who took first place in this year’s parade celebration! Village Green’s float theme was “The Change Begins With Me.” Village Green’s strong teamwork was on full display as we came together to deliver a truly spectacular performance. Students performed a song and dance to the famous Michael Jackson song “Man in the Mirror.” The float has a beautiful garden to represent Village Green and in between two of the trees was a mirror where two students stood. The back of the float read “The … Read More

The MSE Student Council made a significant impact during KINDNESS Week, helping our school embrace the spirit of compassion. Throughout the week, council members showcased their creativity by decorating vibrant posters that inspired positivity. In addition, they spread sweetness by distributing lollipops paired with uplifting affirmations for every student. This initiative reminded us all that kindness begins with each of us. By fostering a culture of encouragement and support, the Student Council helped create a warm and welcoming environment, reinforcing the importance of treating one another with care and respect. Together, we can make kindness a part of our daily … Read More

The second-grade students at Lakewood Park Elementary are learning everything that they can by giving 100% effort, believing in themselves, and working collaboratively. Quality instruction often includes the gradual release method. Our instruction includes a “they do together” part of the plan that we feel is one of the most impactful sections of the lesson. Working with assigned or self-chosen partners or small peer groups gives students a chance to share ideas before presenting to a larger group, gain confidence with their own responses, and hear other students’ ideas and strategies for added clarification and understanding. We are sure to … Read More

The seniors at Centennial High School gathered to mark a significant milestone in their high school journey. The event, held in the school’s gym, was filled with excitement and anticipation as the Class of 2025 came together for their senior panoramic picture. Upon arrival, each senior received their official Senior shirts. The shirts, decorated with a unique design representing the Class of 2025, added a sense of unity and pride to the occasion. As the photographer directed the students, laughter and chatter filled the air, creating a lively and joyous atmosphere. Following the photo session, the seniors received crucial information … Read More

Another MLK Parade Day has come to a close, and our Morningside Elementary community reflects on the enduring legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s dream. Thank you to everyone who contributed to making this day a meaningful remembrance of his vision for equality and justice. Together, we celebrated the significance of unity and community, showcasing MSE’s commitment to living THE DREAM. As we marched, we were reminded of Dr. King’s powerful message of hope and love, inspiring us to work towards a brighter future. Let’s continue to embody the spirit of unity as we honor his dream every day. … Read More

Our dedicated students attended an ELA Bootcamp to gear up for their upcoming assessments. They spent the afternoon diving into complex texts, working collaboratively with their peers and receiving guidance from our committed instructors. The atmosphere was filled with determination and a shared goal of academic excellence. This bootcamp not only helped students enhance their reading and analytical skills but also showcased their incredible dedication and perseverance. Their hard work is a true reflection of the Treasure Coast Titan spirit. We are proud of our students for their commitment to learning and their relentless pursuit of success. Keep up the … Read More

The Cobra cafeteria turned into the hot spot for hosting an incredible celebration! Fort Pierce Central honored more than 560 students who achieved significant learning gains on their ELA PM2 assessment! These dedicated students demonstrated the growth targets needed to show academic progress. To recognize their achievement, FPC faculty, staff, and administrators treated Cobra scholars to a festive celebration complete with cupcakes, refreshments, and an energetic dance party featuring our own DJ Mr. Bradley, who kept the energy high with amazing music. This is just the beginning! Cobra Nation is already planning an even bigger celebration for our PM3 Learning … Read More

Lincoln Park Academy Orchestras are proud of Giselle Arana Cisneros and Sophia Leeflang, who recently took part in the Florida Orchestra Association All-State High School and Middle School Orchestras in Tampa. These musicians made it through rigorous rounds of auditions in September, in addition to re-seating auditions. Giselle Arana Cisneros, violin also joined her sister, Isabella Arana Cisneros who performed in the All-State Middle School chorus this year.  Giselle has been in the All-State Orchestras since 7th grade.  Sophia Leeflang, who plays viola, has been in the Lincoln Park Orchestra since 6th grade on viola.  Ms. Laura Hopkins is the Orchestra … Read More

On Thursday, January 23, SLW Centennial High School held a special incentive event to reward academic excellence among its students. The top 100 students who achieved the highest scores on the FAST ELA PM2 assessment were treated to a delicious lunch from Chick-fil-A, creating an atmosphere of celebration and motivation. The event aimed to recognize and encourage students’ hard work and dedication to their studies. It served as a way to show appreciation and to motivate students to continue striving for excellence. The students who received the special lunch were thrilled with the recognition. The Chick-fil-A testing incentive is part … Read More

On Monday, January 20th, 2025, The Port St. Lucie High School Jaguar Battalion participated in the annual Martin Luther King Jr. Day parade. This parade aimed to showcase Martin Luther King’s importance and accomplishments. Nearly 150 cadets attended and marched at this parade for 2 miles. The color guard presented the colors, cadets marched with the battalion colors, marched with the state flags and cadets held the banner leading not only the Jaguar battalion but the Port St. Lucie High School. Overall, the Jaguar Battalion was very grateful to be included in such a memorable event. Therefore, it was another … Read More

On January 21st, 5th grade students with 97% attendance (2 days or less absent) or better and no referrals in Quarter 2, were blessed with a grand, catered luncheon and gift bags by Chef Tamesha Hamilton-Spivey. Students entered the transformed cafeteria to see tablecloths, silverware and color coordinated place settings, donated by our Reading Coach Latisha Fuller-Mustafa.  The Fifth-grade students were served ribs, mashed potatoes with gravy, pulled chicken, and corn. Students were also treated to make their own sundae ice cream bar. Chef Tamesha was a former student of C. A. Moore Elementary and wants to give back to … Read More

At Treasure Coast High School, Ms. De Leon’s class recently completed a fun and engaging science lesson that had everyone excited about learning! The lesson began with a discussion on how materials undergo changes, sparking curiosity among the students. Ms. De Leon introduced the concept of how baking soda can be altered by different liquids, leading to an intriguing question: Which liquid will cause the most significant change in baking soda? To find the answer, the students conducted an experiment where they added various liquids—water, lemon juice, and vinegar—along with red food coloring to baking soda. They carefully observed and recorded … Read More

Mrs. Slappey’s Wilderness Club from Rivers Edge Elementary embarked on another trail expedition, uncovering some of nature’s hidden gems. The students were thrilled to discover an opossum jaw bone, a snake skin, and some enchanting lichen along the way. The experience was nothing short of magical, sparking curiosity and wonder among the budding naturalists. Founded in 2017 by Mrs. Slappey, the Wilderness Club has been a cornerstone of hands-on learning at Rivers Edge Elementary. The club’s activities include hiking the trails behind the campus and exploring the back trails overlooking the St. Lucie River. Students learn to identify various animal … Read More