Year: 2025

Mrs. Maxwell’s 5th grade science class at Weatherbee Elementary tackled moon phases this week.  The students got hands-on to learn about moon phases, using models they created out of Oreos.  They represented each phase of the moon as they discussed the transitions as well as the Earth’s movement, including rotation and revolution.  From 1st quarter moon, to waxing and waning crescent moons, the student’s understood how the moon and sun’s positions affect us all. Then the students even enjoyed the lesson as they ate their phases of the moon at the conclusion of the task. The students are looking forward … Read More

This week, the Career and Technical Education (CTE) Department at Treasure Coast High School administered the ASVAB to 240 11th and 12th-grade Academy students as part of a comprehensive career readiness initiative. Each student will receive personalized results highlighting their academic strengths and areas for growth. With guidance from CTE teachers, students will create career profiles on the ASVAB website, which blends academic and personality insights to match them with careers where they’re likely to thrive. Students will use this data to develop a three-tiered career plan (A, B & C), ensuring they have multiple pathways to success. According to … Read More

Congratulations to the SLW Centennial NJROTC Academic Team!  They competed in the BOCA NJROTC Brain Brawl Competition hosted on Saturday, September  20th, 2025, against 24 other NJROTC teams. Team Alpha consisted of c/PO3 Andrew Witz-Schaffer, c/LT Brandon Ramirez, c/PO1 Jacob Ramos, c/PO1 Eli Ross, and c/PO2 Brody Nestler. They made it through the Quarter-Finals, survived the Semi-Finals, and made it all the way to the Finals.  They finished in 3rd Place and are coming home with the 3rd Place Trophy/Plaque! Bravo Team consisted of c/PO2 Nolan Hamel, c/PO2 Zoey Fletcher, c/PO2 Payton Brown, c/PO3 Lamenthia Scott, and c/SN Cameron Pecci. … Read More

Southport Middle School recently hosted a parent night for families with students enrolled in high school credit courses such as Algebra 1, Geometry, and Spanish 1. The event provided valuable information about how students were selected for these advanced courses and the academic opportunities they offer. Parents learned how these courses open doors for their children in high school, including access to honors programs, dual enrollment, and early college pathways. Families were also introduced to resources and strategies to support learning at home. The evening encouraged strong collaboration between families and educators to help students thrive in these rigorous academic … Read More

On September 17, 2025, the Port Saint Lucie High School Jaguar Battalion hosted its first Blood Drive of the year, making a significant impact by helping save over 132 lives in collaboration with OneBlood. A total of 44 students, teachers, and staff members participated in the event. Cadets were assigned different roles to ensure the blood drive ran smoothly. Some cadets were responsible for checking in donors to confirm their eligibility, while others acted as “runners,” retrieving students from their classes to donate and escorting them back after they had donated.  Additionally, a group of cadets assisted in the recovery … Read More

Over the summer, the Class of 2028, guided by the creative skills of Katie Avra and the leadership of Darlene Brown, transformed Fort Pierce Central High School’s courtyard with a bold and beautiful new addition—a vibrant Cobra mural that now pulses with color, energy, and meaning. This striking artwork is more than just paint on a wall; it’s a powerful symbol of the strength, spirit, and unity that define Cobra Nation. Designed to reflect the dynamic identity of our school community, the mural features the iconic Cobra in motion, surrounded by bursts of color that represent diversity, resilience, and pride. … Read More

Emily exemplifies what it means to be a Titan through her consistent engagement in behaviors that support our schoolwide expectations. Since the beginning of the school year, she has taken full ownership of her personal and academic goals, demonstrating maturity and dedication beyond her years. Her academic excellence shines through in her honors and AICE classes, where she continues to thrive. Emily has built strong connections with a wide range of Titan staff and proudly displays her school spirit every week. Her strong sense of justice and compassion is evident in the way she supports and uplifts her peers. We’re … Read More

We are proud to announce that SLW Centennial’s Key Club students won the Naturally PSL Environmental Stewardship Award.  The Naturally PSL Environmental Stewardship Awards spotlight individuals and groups making extraordinary contributions to environmental stewardship in our city.  Thank you to Ms. Eak, the Key Club sponsor, for guiding and empowering our students to make a real difference in our community. Key Club is a student-led, international organization that empowers high school students to become leaders through service. Key Club is built around four core values: Leadership: Inspiring others to serve and lead community initiatives. Character Building: Developing integrity, responsibility, and … Read More

On September 8th and 9th, Mrs. Foreman’s senior classes welcomed representatives from Full Sail University for an exciting and interactive presentation. The visiting team introduced students to the wide range of academic programs and career pathways available at Full Sail, a university known for its focus on media, arts, technology, and entertainment industries. During the visit, students had the opportunity to explore various fields of study offered by the university, such as film production, game design, music business, digital art, and more. Each student selected an area that sparked their interest and participated in a hands-on activity tailored to that … Read More

Students at Lawnwood Elementary School attended a special presentation by the Oxbow Eco-Center for meeting their first attendance incentive. Children learned about several animals and the features that make them unique. One fun fact discussed was that the eye shape of snakes is a key feature that can allow a person to distinguish which are venomous and not. This was a very interactive and fun experience for all those who attended. Remember to come to school, arrive on time, and stay all day in order to participate in the attendance incentives! Tracking attendance is valuable and serves a critical role … Read More

🇺🇸Happy Constitution Day from Mr. Meeks ASD classroom at PSL High School! To celebrate, our students learned about the Constitution in a creative way. Our amazing paraprofessionals became the “laws,” and the students became the “states.” Students got to sign their names to the classroom rules, and then they picked the rules they liked best and signed those as well. Mr. Meeks read a story to help explain the dynamic of the Constitution and the Bill of Rights, comparing them to our own classroom setting. It was a fun lesson that everyone seemed to enjoy! A big shout-out to my … Read More

On September 3rd, the Lincoln Park Academy Key Club kicked off the new school year with an outstanding inaugural meeting, attracting an impressive attendance of 130 enthusiastic members! This remarkable turnout is a true testament to our students’ unwavering dedication to community service and their vibrant enthusiasm for the exciting events planned throughout the school year. Additionally, we are thrilled to extend a warm welcome to Ms. Sullivan, who will be joining us as our new Kiwanis Sponsor this year. We are indeed fortunate to have her valuable guidance and support! We eagerly anticipate an incredible year filled with opportunities, … Read More

September is National Deaf Awareness Month, a time dedicated to promoting understanding, inclusion, and support for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing (D/HH) community. Across the nation, schools, organizations, and individuals are recognizing the rich contributions of Deaf culture and working to break down barriers in communication and accessibility. The month highlights the importance of equal rights, greater awareness, and the unique identity of the Deaf community, helping to create more inclusive spaces in both education and society. At Fort Pierce Central High School, Mrs. Edwards, the speech and language pathologist, is making a meaningful impact by educating her students … Read More

On September 13, 2025, the Port St. Lucie High School Jaguar Battalion proudly participated in a community fundraiser hosted at Publix. The event was organized to raise funds in support of the Battalion, providing essential resources for cadet field trips, the military ball, and future cadet competitions.  The cadets chosen to represent the program were Lieutenant Colonel Rebecca Guison, Major Bryan Juarez De Leon, Captain Jayleen Valentin, Captain Rilee Baker, Captain Shawna Caswell, Captain Axel Andrade, Captain Kamron Harris, Captain Jaden McCown, Captain Cadence Preston, Sergeant First Class Shiloh Garrick, Sergeant First Class Emery Fanslau, and Sergeant First Class Trinity … Read More

Collaboration in education is key, especially for our third-grade Sharks at St. Lucie West K8! It plays a crucial role as students engage in a project that examines how two authors convey information through their unique perspectives. They can select from various formats, including essays, Venn diagrams, posters, or Canva presentations, to showcase their analyses. This initiative not only sharpens their critical thinking abilities but also promotes teamwork and encourages creative expression among peers. Through this process, students can deepen their understanding of diverse perspectives while enhancing their communication skills and fostering an environment of collaborative learning. Our Sharks thoroughly … Read More

Fifth-grade AMP students at Morningside Elementary are delving into the wonders of our solar system as they explore the planets. Aligned with Florida Science Standards SC.5.E.5.1, SC.5.E.5.2, and SC.5.E.5.3, students are building knowledge of planetary characteristics, movements, and patterns. Through collaboration, one student researches while the other partner takes notes, and together they develop their PowerPoint using a shared digital document. This teamwork not only strengthens their science knowledge but also builds skills in communication, teamwork, and technology. By working together, students are developing a deeper understanding and ownership of their learning while exploring the mysteries of space in a … Read More

8th-grade students at Southport Middle School immersed themselves in the world of poetry. Through focused instruction and engaging activities, students explored a variety of poems with an emphasis on figurative language. They examined how literary devices such as metaphors, similes, personification, and imagery contribute to deeper meaning and emotional impact. By analyzing the poets’ word choices and stylistic techniques, students developed a stronger understanding of how language can evoke mood, tone, and theme. This deep dive into poetry not only enhanced their analytical skills but also encouraged personal interpretation and creative thinking, fostering a greater appreciation for literary expression.

On Thursday, September 11, Treasure Coast High School’s Air Force JROTC cadets honored the memory of those who lost their lives on September 11, 2001, and paid tribute to the heroes who emerged in the face of tragedy. As part of St. Lucie Public Schools, we pause to reflect on the courage, unity, and resilience that define this day. Patriot Day is a time to remember the nearly 3,000 lives lost, the first responders who ran toward danger, and the countless acts of kindness that followed. Let us continue to teach our students the importance of service, compassion, and remembrance. … Read More

Ms. Jacob’s fifth-grade science students are currently delving into the fascinating world of Earth and Space. Through collaborative learning activities, they have explored how gravity and energy shape the formation of galaxies, including the Milky Way, stars, the Solar System, and Earth. Utilizing various materials, the students created a model of a galaxy, which enhanced their comprehension of its components, such as gas, dust, and numerous stars along with their orbiting objects. This hands-on experience has kept the students actively engaged while they identified and understood the essential elements within a galaxy. Science inquiry is an intricate and dynamic process. … Read More

Our Jaguar Battalion would like to extend a heartfelt thank you to the National Guard for their generous contribution to our JROTC program. Their support has made a tremendous impact on our cadets and the opportunities we are able to provide. With their donation, we were able to rewrap our JROTC trailer, giving it a fresh new look that proudly represents who we are as a battalion. This trailer not only serves as transportation for our equipment but also as a moving symbol of our program’s pride and professionalism wherever we go. The National Guard’s generosity shows their commitment to … Read More