Month: March 2025

On Thursday, March 27th, 2025, the Port St. Lucie High School JROTC Jaguar Battalion held its 31st Annual Award Ceremony. The purpose of this award ceremony was to award deserving Cadets for their service, loyalty, personal appearance, character, and knowledge of JROTC, as well as their outstanding achievements in and outside of the program. Select Cadets were recognized by different Veteran organizations such as MOAA, Vietnam Veterans of America, Korean War Veterans, etc…More awards are also given to the cadets during the company.  The ceremony was a success as there were 38 awards given to honorary cadets for their outstanding achievements.

On Thursday, March 27th, Fort Pierce Central High School hosted a Cobra Nation Perfect Attendance BBQ! This event celebrates the commitment and dedication of students who achieved perfect attendance and no tardies from Feb. 6th- March 13th. This special occasion brought together students and staff to honor the importance of consistency and perseverance in education. Students enjoyed hotdogs, chips, and freezy pops. The BBQ was a lively affair, filled with delicious food, laughter, and camaraderie. Students were recognized for their outstanding achievement, and the event served as a reminder of the value of showing up and staying engaged in the … Read More

Forest Grove Middle School celebrated Maintenance Appreciation Day by showing our maintenance staff some appreciation for all that they do to improve our school each day. A clean campus provides an environment for our students and staff to thrive. We have some of the best Forest Grove Bulldogs that make it happen daily. We are so grateful for our maintenance staff and their dedication to our school’s appearance and cleanliness. They continuously go above and beyond to provide our students with the most comfortable and safe learning environment. A big thank you to our FGMS Maintenance Team from your fellow … Read More

“Fashion club is a place where you can express your creativity and have fun,” says sophomore Shanikah Applyrs. Having been a member for two years, Shanikah adds, “My favorite part is dressing up! We practiced our poses and walking for the fashion show.” Spring, a season of renewal and growth, marked an exciting chapter for Fort Pierce Central’s Fashion Club as students brought glamour and ingenuity to the runway during their spring fashion show. The event highlighted not only a celebration of style but also the dedication and teamwork of the club’s members. Under the guidance of Mrs. Kaelyn Guillaume … Read More

St. Lucie West Centennial High School’s culinary arts students recently had the exciting opportunity to visit Oak and Ember Steakhouse in downtown Stuart, a renowned Kyle G restaurant. This field trip was an invaluable information-gathering session, during which students were able to meet and ask questions to the restaurant’s staff, including chefs, managers, and other key personnel. These interactions provided them with a deeper understanding of the restaurant industry, including the challenges and rewards of working in a high-end establishment. The professionals shared their personal experiences, offering valuable advice and inspiring the students to pursue their culinary passions. The trip … Read More

Forest Grove Middle School expects greatness from our students every single day!! Every task, assignment, and or assessment they complete, we challenge them to strive for excellence!! Elective classes are no exception to those expectations. Ms. Chappelle’s Spanish showed amazing work when they submitted their Spanish projects. We are always so impressed with the creativity and attention to detail that our students express with their work. We encourage them to take pride in all that they do. Our students did not disappoint with these Spanish classroom models. We are so proud to share their best efforts for everyone to see. … Read More

Congratulations are in order for the Fort Pierce Central Concert Choir and their talented vocal director, Mr. Harris, for their stellar showing at the Florida Vocal Association Music Performance Assessment. Held this past March at Jensen Beach High School, the event brought together some of the best young vocalists from across the state. Representing their school with passion and precision, the choir received high praise for their efforts—earning an excellent rating in choral singing and a superior rating in sight singing. We are COBRA PROUD of these students and the remarkable progress they’ve achieved in just eight months! Their dedication … Read More

Congratulations to St. Lucie Public School administrators Brad Lehman, Principal at Treasure Coast High School, Heather Bolitho, Director of Elementary Curriculum, and Louisa Saget, Assistant Principal at Samuel S. Gaines Academy of Emerging Technologies, for completing the FLDOE 2024-25 Chancellor’s Leadership Academy.  This year-long leadership institute focused on fostering a sustainable statewide community of leaders with a shared vision of high-quality instructional leadership.  Our administrators participated in professional learning sessions and learning walks to deepen their knowledge of high-quality teaching and learning and on Florida’s state academic standards to support student achievement.  We are proud of our administrators and their … Read More

Our 11th-grade students recently took part in a United States History pod takeover, an intensive boot camp designed to prepare them for their upcoming End-of-Course (EOC) exam in May. Led by our exceptional teachers, this boot camp provided students with a comprehensive review of key historical events, concepts, and themes. The teachers employed engaging and interactive teaching methods to ensure that students were well-prepared and confident for their exams. The dedication and hard work of both students and teachers were evident throughout the boot camp, and we are proud of their commitment to academic excellence. As the EOC exam approaches, … Read More

During the week of March 27th, the 9th-grade students at SLW Centennial participated in the IXL incentive program. The students achieved success by consistently completing an average of 1 to 2 lessons per week, demonstrating proficiency or mastery of skills. They were motivated by the promise of donuts as a reward. These incentives encouraged the students to reach proficiency or mastery in their lessons. Many students exceeded expectations, mastering multiple skills and earning their delicious rewards.   The program received positive feedback from both students and educators. Students enjoyed the fun and engaging learning experience, while educators praised the program’s … Read More

Mosaic Owls in Grades 3-5 enjoyed a GLOW party on campus with their teachers, Mrs. Schwenger and Mrs. Mimnaugh before Spring Break, celebrating their growth from the FALL PM1 to the Winter PM2 Reading & Math state assessments. We are so proud of you, Owls! Want to Grow Before PM3? Try These 3 Smart Strategies! 1. Read Every Day Even 15–20 minutes a day helps! Pick books, articles, or stories you enjoy. The more you read, the better your vocabulary and comprehension get! 2. Practice Writing Write a short journal entry, a story, or even a summary of what you … Read More

Forest Grove Middle School was excited to provide the opportunity for our 8th-grade students to attend the Maritime and Marine Career Expo. The purpose of this trip was to connect the students with local leaders to learn about the potential careers in the maritime and environmental science related fields. We strive to provide our students with opportunities to plan for the future as they grow during their limited time in middle school with us. We want our 8th-grade students to see what options they have for their future as they begin to prepare for their transition to high school in … Read More

St. Lucie West Centennial High School’s track team delivered an outstanding performance at the St. Lucie County Track Championship. The boys’ team emerged as SLC Champions, while the girls’ team secured the runner-up position. The track team showcased the depth of talent and dedication among the athletes. The boys’ team had several first-place winners: Giovani Jean-Pierre dominated the sprints, winning the 100m and 400m events. Dominic Dimarco excelled in the 800m, while Adam Kirkwood took first place in the 3200m. Emmanuel Dorelus Jr. impressed in the Long Jump. The boys also excelled in relay events, with the 4×1 team (Marc … Read More

Fort Pierce Central High School’s Culinary Arts program continues to amaze with its outstanding achievements and remarkable talent! A huge round of applause to Chef Strell, Chef Swertfager, and the stellar team of students: Isabell, Peyton, Joshua, Lily, Alana, Channisse, and Wyatt. Your hard work, creativity, and passion have truly paid off. Special recognition goes to Lily, Peyton, and Wyatt for their incredible performance in the Waiters Relay. Your precision, teamwork, and dedication were nothing short of spectacular. The edible centerpiece crafted by the team was not only intricate but also a masterpiece of detail and beauty—showcasing the incredible artistry … Read More

Our beloved Titan Sound had an incredible opportunity to showcase their craft at the Music in our Schools event on March 27th. Our students did a wonderful job, impressing everyone with their talent and dedication. Their performance was a testament to their hard work and passion for music. We are so proud of their achievements and the way they represented our school. The event was a fantastic platform for our students to shine and demonstrate their musical abilities. It was heartwarming to see the support from the community and the enthusiasm of the audience. The experience highlighted not only the … Read More

The St. Lucie Education Foundation, Children’s Services Council of St. Lucie County, and The Fort Pierce Rotary Club visited Lawnwood Elementary and provided a dictionary for every second-grade student. Our students will benefit from this generous donation of brand-new student dictionaries and free passes to the Manatee Center. We appreciate the commitment of these local agencies for enhancing our students’ learning in such a unique way. Students need dictionaries because they provide information about words such as pronunciation, spelling, meanings, parts of speech, and more. Providing students with their own dictionary will support them as they develop their language skills … Read More