Month: September 2026

Students in Ms. Morgan’s Media Research class recently combined research, creativity, and cultural learning through an engaging biography project in honor of Hispanic Heritage Month. As part of the assignment, students selected an influential Hispanic figure and conducted research to learn more about that individual’s life, accomplishments, and lasting impact. After gathering information from a variety of sources, students organized their findings into creative flip charts that showcased key details about their chosen person. Each project included sections highlighting the individual’s introduction, early life, career achievements, legacy, and sources used during the research process. The completed projects demonstrated students’ ability … Read More

  Allapattah Flats K-8 is honored and grateful to receive a $5,000 grant from the Sprouts Healthy Communities Foundation (@sproutsfnd)! This generous support will help strengthen our gardening and nutrition education program, providing students with meaningful, hands-on experiences that teach them how to grow, prepare, and enjoy fresh, nutritious foods. Through these opportunities, students will develop lifelong healthy habits while learning the importance of nutrition, sustainability, and wellness. This grant will benefit approximately 600 students in grades K-5, giving every child the opportunity to participate in engaging, garden-based learning experiences. Together, we are planting the seeds for a healthier future, … Read More

Students at Palm Pointe K-8 recently demonstrated the power of peer learning as 4th graders from Mrs. Bednar’s class shared their science knowledge with 1st graders in Mrs. Migliore’s class. Through presentations of their science projects, students taught their younger peers about Earth’s rotation, revolution, and the phases of the moon. This cross-grade learning opportunity allowed our 4th graders to strengthen their communication skills, build confidence, and deepen their understanding of important science concepts. At the same time, our 1st graders were engaged and inspired by learning from fellow Rockets. Experiences like these highlight the collaborative learning culture at Palm … Read More

Southport Middle School welcomed parents and families to its Title I & Acceleration Night, an evening focused on helping families support their students’ success. The night began with an overview of the Title I program. Families learned what the program provides and how Title I funds are used to support students, classrooms, and family engagement at SPMS. Parents then split into smaller groups to learn about the math acceleration options SPMS offers, including how students can earn high school credit while still in middle school. Families saw how these courses expose students to rigorous curriculum, build critical thinking skills, and … Read More

The Jaguar Battalion 3-Position Air Rifle Team delivered an outstanding performance, earning a commanding 1,020.1 to 839.9 victory over the South Fork Bulldogs. Leading the way was Team Captain Abriana White, whose exceptional performance helped propel the Jaguars to victory while also rewriting the Battalion record book. White made Jaguar Battalion history by setting a new overall individual record of 279.3 and establishing a new individual prone record of 98 points with eight bullseyes. These records represent more than high scores. They demonstrate the discipline, concentration, consistency, and commitment required to excel in 3-Position Air Rifle competition. Every new Battalion … Read More

Dr. Galloway’s sixth-grade students recently showcased their scientific knowledge and creativity through an impressive project focused on Earth’s layers and atmospheric structure. Students were challenged to recreate and label the different layers, resulting in a collection of outstanding models that demonstrated both academic understanding and artistic talent. The projects featured carefully crafted representations of Earth’s crust, mantle, outer core, and inner core, with students using a variety of materials and innovative designs to bring their learning to life. Through detailed labeling, colorful displays, and thoughtful construction, students demonstrated a strong grasp of scientific concepts while applying their knowledge in a … Read More

What a wonderful way to kick off another school year at Fairlawn Elementary! Our Back-to-School Luau was such a fun and memorable event for our students, families, and staff. Although we had to reschedule the luau because of rain, Mother Nature tried to test us one more time! Thankfully, our amazing PTO quickly moved the celebration indoors, and we didn’t let a little rain stop us from having a great time. Our Fairlawn PTO did a fabulous job helping organize and run the event. Their hard work, flexibility, and dedication helped make the evening so special for our school community. … Read More

At Treasure Coast High School, our International Business Academy goes far beyond textbooks and curriculum. Through Choppa Nation, students develop the soft skills, professionalism, leadership, communication, and real-world experiences that prepare them for success long after graduation. From sharpening interview skills to learning how to network, present, and lead with confidence, our students are building traits that employers and colleges value most. The results speak for themselves: International Business Academy students earned an incredible $2.9 million in scholarships and awards in the 25/26 school year. After all, why pay for college when college can pay for you? Students are held … Read More

Parent Academy series opens with a hands-on technology night for Eagle families. PORT ST. LUCIE, Fla., September 22, 2026 — St. Lucie West Centennial High School welcomed parents and guardians to campus Tuesday evening for the first Title I Parent Night of the 2026-2027 school year, opening the school’s Parent Academy series with a practical look at the technology that keeps families connected to their students and to the school. The evening centered on the platforms that link home and school. Staff walked families through the tools Centennial uses to share information and showed parents how to monitor their child’s … Read More

On Constitution Day, Centennial High School’s Criminal Justice students stepped out of the classroom and into the St. Lucie County courthouse for a firsthand look at the judicial system. Students were introduced to the wide range of careers that make up the courtroom workgroup, gaining insight into the roles and responsibilities of the professionals who keep our justice system running. Throughout the day, they interacted directly with judges, attorneys, and other legal professionals who shared their career paths and answered questions about the profession. The highlight of the experience was a mock trial and appellate argument, where students argued positions, … Read More

Fairlawn Elementary was filled with smiles, hugs, and special memories as we celebrated Grandparents Day with two wonderful days of grandparents’ lunches! This special celebration gave our students the opportunity to share a meal and spend quality time with some of the most important people in their lives. To accommodate all of our wonderful families, Grandparents Day was celebrated over two days. On Monday, our kindergarten, third-grade, and fourth-grade students welcomed their grandparents and special guests to campus for lunch. On Tuesday, it was the turn of our first-, second-, and fifth-grade students to enjoy this special time together. The … Read More

On September 11, St. Lucie West Centennial High School NJROTC cadets gathered at the school’s flagpole to honor and remember the victims, first responders, and families affected by the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001. Twenty-five years ago, 19 terrorists associated with al-Qaeda hijacked four commercial airplanes in a coordinated attack against the United States. Two aircraft were flown into the Twin Towers of the World Trade Center in New York City, a third struck the Pentagon in Arlington, Virginia, and a fourth, United Airlines Flight 93, crashed near Shanksville, Pennsylvania, after passengers and crew members fought back against the … Read More

PPK8 kindergarten families had the opportunity to step into their child’s shoes by sitting in student seats and experiencing a little bit of what kindergarten is all about. Parents learned about our kindergarten curriculum, explored UFLI reading instruction, and gained a better understanding of kindergarten expectations. The best part? Families went home with new knowledge and a collection of books so their young readers can continue practicing and building their skills at home.  Thank you to our amazing kindergarten team for helping families feel informed, supported, and excited for a successful school year. We look forward to partnering with our … Read More

On Friday, September 18, 2026, the Port St. Lucie High School Jaguar Battalion participated in the POW/MIA ceremony at the Veterans Memorial Park at 6 pm to pay tribute to Prisoners of War (POW) and those Missing in Action (MIA). The event was conducted to honor and show respect to the sacrifices of service members who never returned home. Cadets stood in formation, held a candlelight vigil in honor of the POW/MIA, presented the colors, and took part in a solemn tribute that reminded the community of the bravery and sacrifices of all our American service members. The cadets-maintained discipline … Read More

Palm Pointe’s fifth-grade teachers welcomed families into their classrooms for our Parent and Family Engagement event, “Coffee and Content.” Over coffee and conversation, families learned more about fifth-grade expectations, student goals, and the milestones ahead this year. Teachers also shared helpful resources and practical strategies families can use at home to support continued academic success. It was a wonderful morning of connection, collaboration, and shared purpose.  Students in attendance spent some time in the Content Cafe working on art and puzzles while their parents were engaged in learning.  Thank you to our fifth-grade team for hosting such a welcoming event, … Read More

St. Lucie West K8 Sharks in Mrs. Schettini’s AMP class started a new routine today called Building a Thinking Classroom. Students are randomly grouped and work collaboratively to solve problems. Today, they were challenged to find all the possible ways to arrange 24 carpet squares into equal arrays. Each member of the group is encouraged to contribute and have a voice in the discussion. Students listen to one another, share observations, and learn from the strategies used by other groups. This engaging activity helps get their brains ready for the day’s learning while also building a strong sense of classroom … Read More

Port St. Lucie High School Army JROTC proudly recognizes two Cadets from each Company as our Cadets of the Month. Alpha Company – LET 1: Anabella Bernal and LET 3: Lee-Anne Jean-Francois Bravo Company – LET 2: Sean Michell and LET 1: Mailee Belliard, Charlie Company – LET 2: Julieta Rodriguez and LET 1: Jayden Paucar Delta Company – LET 1: Yarely Avalos-Agustin and LET 2: Gabriel Millet-Mendez This recognition is awarded to Cadets who exemplify the highest standards of leadership, character, service, and dedication to the Army JROTC mission. Through their commitment to the Jaguar Battalion, these Cadets have consistently … Read More

At Forest Grove Middle School, Fridays are a special time for our school community to come together through reading. During homeroom, students and staff participate in DEAR Fridays, which stands for “Drop Everything and Read.” Across our campus, classrooms are filled with students, teachers, and staff members enjoying their favorite books and becoming immersed in the joy of reading. DEAR Fridays are more than just a dedicated reading time. They reflect our commitment to fostering a culture of literacy and lifelong learning. By setting aside time each week to read, we demonstrate the importance of reading as a foundational skill … Read More

Fairlawn Elementary is growing something exciting this year—a brand-new Gardening Club! This wonderful new group gives students the opportunity to get outside, get their hands dirty, and learn all about the amazing world of plants and gardening. Each week, students participate in engaging gardening lessons where they learn about plants, soil, seeds, and what it takes to help a garden grow. They also spend time working in our school garden, putting their new knowledge and skills into action. Through these hands-on experiences, students are learning about responsibility, teamwork, patience, and the importance of caring for our environment. The Gardening Club … Read More