Year: 2026

The Aerospace Technology Club at Fort Pierce Central High School has reached an exciting milestone with the successful launch of their very first rocket. Known proudly as the FPC Aeronauts, this dedicated group of students has spent the past two years designing, building, and testing their radar rocket, demonstrating perseverance, teamwork, and a strong commitment to innovation. The journey to this achievement was not without challenges. Over the past several months, students conducted multiple test launches that were unsuccessful due to factors such as unfavorable weather conditions and technical difficulties. Despite these setbacks, the team remained focused and continued to … Read More

Thirteen St. Lucie Public Schools students proudly represented our district at Florida History Day in Tallahassee, competing alongside students from across the state in an academically rigorous showcase of historical thinking. This year’s event featured 836 student projects across five categories: Exhibit, Documentary, Website, Performance, and Historical Paper. This year’s National History Day theme, Revolution, Reaction, Reform in History, challenged students to explore moments of transformation and response across time. One standout achievement came from Palm Pointe K-8, where the Junior Group Performance entry titled Council Elders earned two recognitions. The project received both the Outstanding County Award for St. … Read More

Huge shoutout to Kyle Matthews and the PSLHS Band for an absolutely phenomenal Spectrum Concert!   For two straight hours, our talented students delivered non-stop music in a truly unique experience designed and led by the students themselves. As one performance ended, another would immediately begin from a different side of the auditorium — keeping the energy and excitement going all night long!   From incredible full band ensembles to outstanding solos and small group performances, every moment showcased the hard work, creativity, and passion of our band students. The evening ended with the unforgettable tradition of the marching band … Read More

On Friday, May 1st, Southport Middle School Drama hosted their Musical Theatre Class’ spring musical presentation of Finding Nemo KIDS. In cooperation with Port St. Lucie High School Drama, student thespians from the high school level had the opportunity to visit Southport and student-direct and choreograph our 30-minute musical production inspired by the hit Disney/Pixar movie. The audience was delighted as we joined Nemo, Marlin, Dory, and a cast of other memorable characters as they sang and danced through the Australian seas, featuring amazing musical numbers such as Fish Are Friends, Just Keep Swimming, and Go With The Flow. SPMS Drama would … Read More

Mr. Slover and our Building Construction Technologies students recently attended the Future Builders of America (FBA) Leadership Summit at Circle F Dude Ranch in Lake Wales, Florida. During this exciting 3½-day event, students from across the state learned hands-on skills from industry leaders and trades professionals in 12 different trades. Beyond the trades, students also gained valuable experience in business marketing, interviewing, teamwork, leadership, and relationship-building — all while creating lifelong friendships and unforgettable memories. A huge thank you to Cindy Hall (FBA President), all event sponsors, and our local supporters: The Porch Factory, Manning Building Supply, and Floor & … Read More

Our students at Performance Based Prep Academy (PBPA) recently took a deep dive into the world of marine science with a field trip to the Florida Atlantic University (FAU) Harbor Branch Oceanographic Institute. Nestled right in our backyard in Fort Pierce, this premier research center offered our group a front-row seat to world-class innovation. With a community of nearly 200 scientists and researchers, Harbor Branch provided an incredible backdrop for our students to explore cutting-edge oceanography. From touring the beautiful facilities to learning about the vital research happening along our own Atlantic Coast, the day was filled with “aha!” moments. … Read More

Treasure Coast High School’s Titan Theatre program’s recent production of The Addams Family Musical proved to be a tremendous success, leaving audiences entertained and reaffirming the program’s commitment to artistic excellence and student growth. Presented as part of Titan Theatre’s season theme, “Welcome to the Unusual,” the show embraced individuality, creativity, and the joy of telling bold stories through live performance. Directed by Jennifer Goodman, the musical marked a significant milestone for Titan Theatre. In her director’s note, Goodman emphasized why The Addams Family felt like the perfect fit for the season, noting its celebration of embracing differences and finding connection through the unexpected. Beneath the … Read More

On April 10th, SLW Centennial NJROTC proudly celebrated its 25th Annual Military Ball. This time-honored event reflects the rich history and traditions of the Navy and Marine Corps while recognizing the hard work and accomplishments of our cadets. The evening began with a formal presentation of the colors, setting the tone for a night rooted in tradition, professionalism, and esprit de corps. This year, the unit had the distinct honor of hosting Captain Miguel A. Fuentes, currently assigned to the United States Naval Academy as a Company Officer, where he mentors and develops future officers. His presence and remarks provided … Read More

Our Palm Pointe Rocket Historians had an AMAZING time representing St. Lucie County at the Florida State History Day competition this weekend. Their hard work, creativity, and passion for history were showcased on a statewide stage, making our entire district proud. From 6th grader Violet Turner’s thoughtfully researched French Revolution exhibit to the powerful Council of Elders: Salem Witch Trials performance by 8th graders Erick Brusamarello and Enoch Hong, along with 6th grader Jakob Hong, each presentation reflected hours of dedication and academic excellence. The students demonstrated confidence, poise, and a deep understanding of historical inquiry. We are incredibly proud … Read More

Kindergarten students at Fairlawn Elementary had an exciting and memorable visit from local firefighter Tyler Logsdon, and it was definitely a highlight of the week! From the moment he walked in, he had our students engaged, excited, and ready to learn. Tyler did an incredible job explaining what it means to be a public worker and how important it is to help and support your community. He connected it back to school in such a meaningful way, showing students that even now, they can start building leadership skills by making good choices and helping others. One of the students’ favorite … Read More

Fourth-grade at Fairlawn Elementary School put such a fun and creative spin on getting ready for their reading state test with a Harry Potter-themed poetry review! To make things extra exciting, students were sorted into different Hogwarts houses and worked together to earn points by answering questions correctly. The room was full of energy, teamwork, and just the right amount of friendly competition. Everyone was eager to help their house come out on top and show what they know! In the end, Mr. Ader, our very own headmaster, awarded the House Cup to Gryffindor for their hard work and determination. … Read More

On April 24, the St. Lucie Public Schools District Office was transformed into a vibrant gallery showcasing the exceptional artistic talent of high school students from across the district during the St. Lucie County High School Juried Art Show. The annual exhibition celebrated student achievement in the visual arts and highlighted the creativity, skill, and dedication of young artists working in a wide range of media. The exhibition was hosted by Fort Pierce Westwood Academy, whose students and faculty played a key role in making the evening a memorable success. Guests were welcomed with culinary presentations by Westwood’s Culinary Arts … Read More

April was a busy one for Fairlawn’s Student Council, and in the best way possible! Those students really stepped up and showed what it means to care for others and take pride in their school. They kicked things off by celebrating staff with the sweetest handmade bookmarks. Each one was created by students, and you could tell how much thought and effort went into them—definitely brought lots of smiles around campus! Not long after, they made sure bus drivers felt the love, too. For Bus Driver Appreciation Day, students put together treat bags as a small thank-you for the big … Read More

Lawnwood Elementary Celebrates DAR Essay Contest Winners Fifth grade students in Mrs. Collins’ accelerated class recently participated in the Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR) Essay Contest, demonstrating strong writing skills and a deep understanding of American history. This year’s theme, “Lunch with a Signer,” invited students to imagine having a conversation with a signer of the Declaration of Independence. Students wrote from a first-person perspective, blending historical accuracy with creative storytelling to bring these important figures to life. We are proud to share that the following students earned top honors through the Cora Stickney Harper Chapter: 1st Place: Laila Boykin 2nd … Read More

We were proud to welcome representatives from the State Attorney’s Office to our campus on April 29 for a meaningful visit with our Certified Legal Assistant students. Assistant State Attorney Daniel Mittleman, Office Manager Kayla Hamrick, and Clerk Lesley Norman spent time sharing real-world insights into the legal profession and discussing the important roles that legal assistants and office staff play within the justice system. Their visit gave students an authentic look at career pathways in law, highlighted workplace expectations, and reinforced the skills needed to be successful in the field. Experiences like this help connect classroom learning to real-life … Read More

At Fairlawn, we truly hit the jackpot when it comes to our bus drivers and bus aides. Bus Driver & Bus Aide Appreciation Week gave us the perfect chance to show just how thankful we are for everything they do each and every day. From the early mornings to the afternoon drop-offs, they keep our students safe, cared for, and smiling—and that means everything to us. We started the week off strong with our Student Council bringing the energy, cheering them on with bright banners full of love and appreciation. It was such a special moment seeing our students celebrate … Read More

At Bayshore Elementary, our Kindergarten through 2nd-grade students had an exciting and uplifting pep rally designed to build confidence and motivation as they prepare for testing! Students were warmly encouraged by our principal, Mrs. Silas, and assistant principal, Mrs. Rivera, who shared positive words and reminded everyone to do their very best. The rally featured a fun and engaging PowerPoint filled with encouraging messages and helpful testing strategies to support student success. Research shows that pep rallies can boost student confidence, reduce stress, and create a positive learning atmosphere. Music filled the room, energizing students and creating a joyful environment … Read More

To celebrate Earth Day, all students at Floresta Elementary took part in a campus-wide cleanup focused on caring for their school and community. Partnering with Keep Port Saint Lucie Beautiful, students were provided gloves and guidance to safely collect litter around the campus. Each grade level was assigned a specific area, with classes rotating through scheduled cleanup times to ensure full coverage. Every student participated, discovering common items such as lollipop sticks, candy wrappers, pencils, erasers, Band-Aids, and small plastic pieces. The activity reinforced responsibility, teamwork, and environmental awareness while showing how small actions can make a big difference. Great … Read More

Congratulations to Take Stock in Children graduating senior Juan Herrera on completing an incredible four-year commitment to the program! Take Stock in Children is a college access program that supports students through mentorship, academic guidance, and a college scholarship that begins in high school and continues through graduation. It takes dedication, strong character, and perseverance to successfully complete the program. Juan’s hard work over the past four years has paid off, and we are so proud of everything he has accomplished. We can’t wait to see what the future holds for him as he takes the next step toward his goals. Way to go, Juan—your success … Read More