Year: 2026

Forest Grove Middle School’s instructional staff recently participated in a professional learning session focused on enhancing the quality of classroom instruction. Led by Ms. Barriner and Ms. Nichols, the training highlighted the importance of modeling think‑alouds and using active processing strategies to support students’ cognitive understanding. Teachers explored how demonstrating their own thinking helps students better grasp complex skills and concepts. A central focus of the session was the “I Do” component of the Gradual Release of Responsibility model. Presenters emphasized that this step is essential because it provides clear, structured guidance and can be incorporated at any point in … Read More

The Dance Repertory Company at Treasure Coast High School recently completed an inspiring week in Norfolk, Virginia, where they participated in the 15th annual Regional High School Dance Festival. This event brought together high school dance programs from 19 states and 62 schools, with nearly 1,200 students exploring a wide range of classes taught by instructors from high schools, conservatories, colleges, and universities across the country. Throughout the week, our dancers demonstrated commitment, creativity, and a strong willingness to learn. Their hard work was reflected in the positive feedback they received and in the confidence they built as representatives of … Read More

Fort Pierce Central High School proudly celebrated a group of exceptional students who achieved perfect scores in U.S. History, demonstrating not only academic excellence but a deep understanding of our nation’s past and its enduring impact. To honor their achievement, these high-performing Cobras were treated to a Perfect Score Luncheon in the Cobra Café, where they enjoyed a well-deserved break filled with good food, laughter, and recognition. The atmosphere was festive and proud, with teachers and staff joining in to celebrate the students’ hard work and dedication. These scholars exemplify the values we hold dear at Central — discipline, curiosity, and … Read More

Morningside was so proud to cheer on our five Odyssey of the Mind teams as they competed at Regionals. Over the past several months, these dedicated students have worked together to solve problems, build creative ideas, and think in new and imaginative ways. Their hard work, teamwork, and creativity were truly inspiring, and the Regionals competition gave them the chance to showcase everything they had accomplished. We invited families, friends, and our school community to share messages of encouragement so our OM teams could head into the event feeling supported and confident. We could not have been prouder of each … Read More

Forest Grove Middle School is thrilled to showcase the incredible St. Lucie County Fair Exhibit created by our talented students under the guidance of our amazing art teacher, Ms. Grant. This year’s theme, Growing Minds, Glowing Futures, inspired students to design vibrant neon insects that represent the process of metamorphosis. Each piece symbolizes transformation, growth, and the beauty that emerges through learning and creativity. The exhibit features a stunning collection of oil pastel insect illustrations, origami butterflies, and brilliantly colored caterpillars and butterflies. These artworks highlight not only the students’ artistic skills but also their ability to bring scientific concepts … Read More

On Friday, February 28, 2026, students in Mrs. Baechle’s Career Planning and Career Exploration classes rolled up their sleeves for a deliciously interactive culinary lesson. With the guidance of beloved paraprofessional Ms. Rose Renda, students learned how to make their own pizzas completely from scratch. Students watched in awe as Ms. Renda flipped, twirled, and tossed the dough high into the air, stretching each pizza with the flair of a true pizzeria pro! Ms. Renda — a former pizzeria owner with years of real‑world experience — demonstrated how to stretch dough, prepare fresh ingredients, and build a perfect pizza. Students … Read More

TCHS is proud to support the Classroom2Careers initiative by actively engaging with students at Manatee Academy. Today, our dedicated counselors visited the academy and spoke with middle school students about a wide range of potential career paths, helping them to envision their futures beyond the classroom. This outreach is a testament to our commitment to empowering young learners with knowledge and opportunities, making sure they are aware of the possibilities available to them as they continue their education. We are especially proud of our TCHS students who accompanied the counselors and represented our school with professionalism, enthusiasm, and integrity. Their … Read More

The Dan McCarty Sixth-Grade Team proudly celebrates positive behavior and strong academic performance through our PBIS reward system known as Eagle Bucks. Students earn Eagle Bucks by demonstrating responsibility, respect, effort, and a commitment to learning each day. Every few weeks, students are invited to participate in a PBIS supply store, where they can redeem their Eagle Bucks for meaningful and motivating rewards. These include popular items such as epic lunches (including the 6–7 Epic Lunch), school supplies, and other student-selected items purchased by the team and school through Amazon. This month’s store was intentionally focused on this time of … Read More

Ms. Selinsky’s 7th-grade accelerated math class turned geometry into a high‑energy adventure with a Dance Dance Revolution–themed lesson on angle relationships! Students literally stepped into learning as the floor lit up with choices representing vertical, adjacent, complementary, and supplementary angles. Each round challenged them to place their feet on the correct angle type, blending quick thinking with quick moves. Laughter, teamwork, and friendly competition filled the room as students showed off both their math skills and their dance‑game reflexes. This creative activity not only reinforced essential concepts but also proved that learning angles can be just as exciting as hitting … Read More

Dan McCarty Middle School proudly hosted its Third Annual Black History Program, and each year this celebration continues to grow in impact, excellence, and community engagement. The evening featured powerful student performances that reflected confidence, culture, and scholarship. Through music, spoken word, dance, and dramatic presentations, our students honored the legacy of Black leaders with poise and authenticity. A highlight of the night was the Living Wax Museum, where students embodied influential historical figures and brought their stories to life with research, passion, and precision. Guests also enjoyed a vibrant student art display showcasing creativity, heritage, and pride. Every element of the program was designed … Read More

The students of St. Lucie West K-8 once again have brought the past to the present alongside their sharp skills and in-depth knowledge for National History Day, showcasing projects in the junior division across multiple categories, including Exhibits, Documentaries, Websites, and Historical Papers. This year’s theme of “Revolution, Reaction, Reform in History” led to thought-provoking research and presentations on such moments in history as the women’s suffrage movement of the 20th century in the United States, the bold revolutions of 19th-century South America, and the international Space Race spanning decades. Our students performed well, and we hope to send them … Read More

Oak Hammock K-8 recently provided students with two meaningful and impactful experiences that brought history to life and deepened students’ understanding of perseverance, empathy, and the lasting impact of history. Holocaust Survivor Visit – 5th and 6th Grade Our 6th-grade students had the profound opportunity to participate in a Holocaust Survivor Visit as part of our annual Holocaust Remembrance observance. Survivors from The Child Survivors/Hidden Children of the Holocaust of Palm Beach County spent the day at OHK8 sharing their personal stories and lived experiences with students. Through firsthand accounts, students gained a deeper understanding of the historical realities of … Read More

Project Citizen asks Civics students to examine problems in their own lives and communities and seek meaningful solutions. These issues may be deeply personal or broad dilemmas affecting the public, but the commitment to finding answers remains the same. This year, students explored topics centered on improving security and safety—such as strengthening classroom protection in the event of intruders, establishing helmet requirements for all motorcyclists, and expanding affordable housing options for vulnerable populations in our city. Through research, collaboration, and thoughtful discussion, students gained a deeper understanding of how informed citizens can influence change and help create stronger, more resilient … Read More

On March 7th, the Port St. Lucie High School Jaguar Battalion Drill Team competed at Seminole Ridge Community High School for the annual regional, state-qualifying drill meet, where they competed against seven other schools. The Jaguars delivered an outstanding performance across multiple categories, ultimately securing a 1st Place Overall win for the 13th consecutive year!  The teams thrived, securing impressive finishes in both male and female team events. Male Armed Squad Exhibition, Male Armed Platoon Exhibition, Male Unarmed Platoon, Female Armed Squad, Female Armed Platoon, Female Armed Platoon Exhibition all placed first. With Male Unarmed Squad, Male Armed Squad, Male Armed Platoon, Female Color Guard, Female Armed Squad Exhibition, Female Unarmed Platoon secured 2nd place, … Read More

The Fort Pierce Yacht Club Foundation welcomed students to its 4th Annual Chart Your Course maritime and marine industry career expo, held at the Fort Pierce Yacht Club and the River Walk Center. Twenty‑five students from the Outboard Marine Technology program at St. Lucie West Centennial High School attended the event.  The expo connected students with local maritime and marine industry professionals who shared insights into career pathways along the Treasure Coast. Representatives discussed the skills and education needed for success in the field and offered valuable guidance to help students plan their future career goals. This career expo provided excellent opportunities … Read More

Palm Pointe is proud to celebrate the outstanding achievements of our students as they continue to shine across the district. Our 7th-grade Rockets did an excellent job representing Palm Pointe at the District Project Citizen Fair, where they demonstrated strong civic knowledge, critical thinking, and teamwork. Through research, collaboration, and thoughtful presentations, students brought real-world issues to life, showing Social Studies in action and the power of student voice. In addition, our Palm Pointe Rockets shone brightly at the District History Day Competition. This year’s theme, Revolution, Reaction, and Reform, was creatively and thoughtfully represented through a wide range of … Read More

Kindergarten students at Fairlawn Elementary recently went on a sparkling adventure without ever leaving campus! Diamond Del’s Mobile Gem Mining Adventure visited the school to give students a hands-on, in-school field trip full of discovery and excitement. Students had a blast sifting through mining trays to uncover colorful gems and special stones hidden in the sand. As they searched, they also learned about different types of rocks and minerals and how they are found in nature. The experience combined science and fun, giving young learners a chance to explore geology in an exciting and interactive way. Each student even got … Read More

Fort Pierce Central High School students recently embarked on another exciting and educational adventure to the Cox Science Center and Aquarium, where learning came to life through hands-on exploration and discovery. During their visit, students immersed themselves in a variety of interactive experiences. They explored the museum’s dynamic exhibits, participated in the Brain in Motion Lab, and engaged in a dissection activity that offered valuable, real-world insight into science and anatomy. These opportunities allowed students to deepen their understanding of biological systems while practicing critical thinking and teamwork in a lab setting. After a morning of scientific exploration, students gathered for … Read More

Forest Grove Middle School is incredibly proud to celebrate the success of our talented chorus students, who earned excellent ratings at this year’s Music Performance Assessment (MPA). Their achievements reflect not only their musical skill but also their dedication, focus, and professionalism throughout the event. Each student represented our school with pride, demonstrating the hard work they have put into developing their vocal abilities and performance techniques. We also extend heartfelt appreciation to our exceptional chorus director, Mr. Ames. His leadership, passion for music education, and commitment to nurturing confident performers have greatly strengthened our chorus program. Thanks to his … Read More