Year: 2026

Big Apple hosted a delightful and engaging Fairlawn Elementary recently, leaving both students and parents with cherished memories. At Fairlawn Elementary, we believe you have to “Read To Succeed”. The evening was a resounding success, drawing in a large turnout of enthusiastic young readers ready to immerse themselves in the world of books. Adding to the festive atmosphere, a face painter brought joy with colorful designs, while Santa and the Grinch made special appearances, captivating the children’s imaginations. The highlight of the night was the playful antics involving the staff, who gamely participated by getting pied, silly stringed, and even … Read More

Ms. Selinsky’s 7th-grade accelerated math students brought geometry to life through an exciting Dance Dance Revolution–themed lesson focused on identifying and applying angle relationships. As music played, students moved across a floor grid marked with various angle representations and had to place their feet on the correct spots showing vertical, adjacent, complementary, or supplementary angles. This interactive approach encouraged quick thinking, collaboration, and plenty of laughs as students checked their reasoning in real time. The energetic activity helped strengthen their understanding of how different angles relate to one another while keeping them fully engaged and active. It was a memorable, … Read More

Some of Centennial’s finest represented us with pride at the 25th Annual ProStart State Culinary Competitions in Orlando—and they absolutely showed out. Our team took home the most awards of the night, proving once again that hard work, passion, and teamwork always rise to the top. With all these awards, this puts Centennial Culinary, the highest rated Culinary program, not just in St. Lucie County, but on the Treasure Coast. Award Highlights – Waiters Relay – Best Uniform (Cobra Kai Theme)     Cam Harper, Ava Plante & Taylor Mayberry – Best Mascot      Mr. Waldrop -Student Excellence Award     Janiyah Henry … Read More

Wednesday was a meaningful and productive day of professional learning at Fairlawn Elementary. Teachers spent the day engaged in thoughtful conversations, collaborative planning, and reflective discussions focused on strengthening instructional practices and enhancing student achievement. The energy throughout the building reflected a shared commitment to growth and a genuine passion for continuous improvement. Throughout the sessions, staff members worked together to explore new strategies, refine current practices, and align their efforts to best meet the needs of every student. The level of professionalism, dedication, and teamwork on display was truly commendable. Fairlawn’s educators consistently model what lifelong learning looks like, … Read More

SLWK-8 eighth grade students recently had the exciting opportunity to tour the Career and Technical Education (CTE) programs offered at SLW Centennial High School. During the visit, students explored a variety of pathways designed to prepare them for college, careers, and real-world success. Teachers and current students proudly represented their programs, sharing their knowledge, experiences, and passion for their chosen fields. Through engaging demonstrations and meaningful conversations, SLW Centennial HS staff provided valuable information about course offerings, industry certifications, and career opportunities available through CTE. The student ambassadors did an outstanding job answering questions and giving firsthand insight into what … Read More

We are thrilled to celebrate the remarkable achievements of our students at the St. Lucie County Regional STEM Fair Award Ceremony! After several years, Southern Oaks Middle School made a strong return to the regionals, showcasing the dedication and ingenuity of our Hawk community. A special thank you to Mr. Glover for his unwavering support and guidance, which has provided our students with the opportunity to explore their interests and reach new heights. Congratulations to our award winners:• First Place (Regional): Taryn Dokmeci for “Is AI Smarter Than a 7th Grader” • Second Place (Regional): Alanna Mullins for “Stir Crazy” We would … Read More

Weatherbee Elementary School is proud to partner with United Way of St. Lucie and Okeechobee to provide impactful enrichment groups that support the whole child. Through this partnership, our 5th-grade students are participating in an engaging novel study during small-group sessions. These sessions focus on strengthening academic skills, building social-emotional awareness, fostering positive peer relationships, developing goal-setting strategies, and increasing student confidence. Each group provides a safe, supportive environment where students feel encouraged to grow both academically and personally. Together, we are committed to student success and creating brighter futures. We cannot wait to expand our reach to the entire … Read More

Palm Pointe proudly celebrated student excellence at the District STEM Award Night on February 18, 2026. Our Rockets earned top honors, and Palm Pointe captured the District Regional STEM Fair Junior Division Champion Trophy for the third consecutive year. Award-winning students include Chloe Giaquinto (8th), Enoch Hong (8th), Skylar Habib (8th), Owen Royle (7th), and Kendall Takas (6th), who received placements and special awards in plant science, engineering, and environmental science. A very special thank you to our Science Fair Coordinator, Claudy Bois, for leading this work. We extend our gratitude to our teachers for guiding our students through this … Read More

On Saturday, February 7th, Port St. Lucie High School was proudly represented at the PSL Citizen Summit by our incredible Jag Culinary Crew! Led by Chef Sassano, Kevin J., our student chefs served up crowd-pleasers like delicious tacos and empanadas, along with a decadent banana cream dessert that was truly all the rage. From start to finish, their talent, professionalism, and passion for the culinary arts were on full display as they engaged with the community and showcased the excellence of our program. We are beyond proud of our young chefs—Perlatte, Jaslin, Savannah, Divanni, Darchnie, Zariah, Laila, Bethany, and Darnell—for … Read More

PSLHS Dancers Shine at Disney Workshop! Last week, the Port St. Lucie High School Dance Program, with the support of Ms. Quinones traveled to Orlando for an unforgettable experience at the Dance Disney Workshop—and this was the second time having the opportunity to participate! Our dancers stepped into a high-energy learning environment where they were taught choreography by Disney professionals and pushed to grow their skills, confidence, and performance quality. After learning the routine, they had the exciting chance to perform what they learned, turning practice into a real showcase moment! We are so proud of the dedication, teamwork, and Jaguar … Read More

From February 13th to the 18th, 25 of our most dedicated students faced the formidable challenges of the Junior Cadet Leadership Challenge (JCLC) 2026. This intensive week served as a true crucible, testing the character and endurance of every participant through a rigorous schedule defined by 0400 wake-up calls and the technical demands of rappelling, land navigation, and high-ropes courses. While the curriculum was designed to push cadets to their physical and mental limits, our group met every obstacle with remarkable poise and professional excellence. The results of their tenacity were nothing short of history. Seven of our cadets distinguished … Read More

Angela Baumgarten’s Certified Legal Assistant students at SLW Centennial HS recently attended the third session of the Legal Assistants Clinic at the Rupert J. Smith Law Library on February 18, 2026. The experience offered students valuable, real-world insight into the legal profession and the expectations of today’s employers. Guest speakers included Law Librarian Carmela Gallese, Attorney Ashley Minton, and Attorney George Metcalfe, who shared practical advice on interviewing, workplace professionalism, and the essential skills employers seek in legal assistants. Speakers also highlighted the unique strengths young professionals bring to the field, including adaptability, fresh perspectives, and comfort with emerging technologies. … Read More

On Thursday, February 12th, 2026, the Port St. Lucie High School Jaguar Battalion demonstrated exceptional leadership while assisting with the Freshman Open House. A total of 14 Cadets contributed to the event’s success, handling various responsibilities throughout the day. The afternoon began with a formal presentation of the colors, commanded by Cadet Command Sergeant Major Micah Rutter. The Color Guard included Lieutenant Colonel Rebecca Guison as the state color bearer, Cadet First Sergeant Hamza Alqadi as the right guard, and Cadet Captain Kamron Harris as the left guard. While the Battalion has remained active throughout the school year, this event … Read More

Eagles Caught Soaring Once Again!  We are incredibly proud to celebrate our outstanding students who were selected to receive one or more awards at this year’s St. Lucie County Regional STEM Fair Award Ceremony. Their achievements reflect months of curiosity, creativity, and perseverance, and they truly represent the excellence of our Eagle community. A special thank you goes to their dedicated teacher, Mrs. Radke, for providing these Eagles with opportunities to explore, innovate, and soar to new heights. Congratulations to our amazing Eagles: Fatima Aldana, Hakeem Mustafa, Antony Bentance, Lucas Garcia, and Michaela Talbott. Your hard work, determination, and passion … Read More

On Friday, February 20th, the Cobra Café was filled with traditional décor, flavor, and community as the school came together for our annual Black History Month luncheon. Hosted by Chef Strell, Chef Swertfager, Mrs. Leroy, and the Sunshine Committee, the celebration honored the richness of Black culture through food, performance, and shared appreciation. The event opened with a warm welcome and was highlighted by a special performance from the Cobra Dancers, whose energy and artistry brought the room to life. Their choreography paid homage to the movement traditions deeply rooted in the African and African American experience, adding a dynamic … Read More

Our math lesson was as sweet as it gets! Students dove into the world of equivalent fractions using a full-size Hershey’s bar, turning a tricky concept into an unforgettable, hands-on adventure. As they snapped the chocolate into equal pieces, they could see fractions come to life—discovering cool connections like how 1/2 is the same as 6/12 when the bar is divided into twelve parts. Laughter, curiosity, and a little bit of chocolate filled the room as students explored how different fractions can represent the same whole. It was fun, engaging, and deliciously educational. The chocolate may have disappeared quickly, but … Read More

Fairlawn families made memories to last a lifetime at our recent Movie Night celebration! As the grand finale to our One School, One Book journey with Nim’s Island, students, parents, and staff gathered together for an evening filled with laughter, learning, and community spirit. The excitement in the air was contagious as families spread out blankets and chairs, enjoyed tasty treats, and watched the story they had been reading come to life on the big screen. It was truly special to see students making connections between the book and the movie while sharing the experience with their loved ones. Events … Read More

Congratulations to the SLW Centennial High School’s Navy JROTC “Black Talon” Drill Competition Team! They competed in the Lake Howell “Silverhawk Showdown” Drill Competition in Winter Park, Florida on Saturday, February 21st, 2026 against multiple other NJROTC units from all over Central Florida. Navy Drill Competition Field Meets have multiple events that individual school unit drill teams compete in.  These events include an Academic Test, 5 separate drill events, Push-Ups, Curl-Ups, a 16x100Yard relay, and a Personnel Uniform Inspection.  All in all, there are 13 separate trophies that can be earned at Navy JROTC Drill Competitions. Congratulations to the Black … Read More

Last week, Fairlawn Elementary’s fourth-graders traded their desks and textbooks for hiking trails and discovery as they visited the Oxbow Eco-Center. The field trip was packed with hands-on learning and exciting outdoor exploration that made science come alive in a whole new way. Students had the opportunity to explore Florida’s natural habitats while learning about ecosystems, food chains, and the importance of conservation. They observed native plants and animals, discussed how humans impact the environment, and discovered ways they can help protect local wildlife. The interactive activities kept everyone engaged and curious throughout the day. One of the highlights was … Read More