Year: 2026

Book Man’s visit to Treasure Coast High School was a truly memorable experience for our Titans! Even in high school, the Titans show their ongoing love for reading by eagerly participating in events like this and always being open to exploring new books. We owe a huge thank you to our amazing media specialist, Janie Tausch, whose dedication and effort brought Book Man to our school. Her hard work made it possible for students to not only meet a passionate advocate for reading but also discover exciting new books and genres they may not have considered before. The Titans’ enthusiasm … Read More

Oak & Ember Sparks Culinary Inspiration for SLW Centennial High School Culinary Students Centennial would like to extend a profound acknowledgment to the exceptional team at Oak & Ember in Stuart. During a recent visit, Chef Raf delivered an extraordinary experience for our Culinary Arts students from St. Lucie West Centennial High School. His energy, expertise, and generosity of knowledge—shared in such a short amount of time—left a lasting impact on every student present. The real, industry-level techniques and insights he provided will continue to shape their growth long after they return to the classroom. Oak & Ember is a … Read More

Students across St. Lucie County are shaping clay and compassion as they create handmade ceramic bowls to support the Treasure Coast Food Bank. Young artists from Fort Pierce Westwood Academy, Legacy High School, Centennial High School, and Fort Pierce Central High School are joining together for this year’s Annual Empty Bowls event. “This is such an incredible project—for the students to not only share their artwork with the public, but also for the community. They come out every year to support this event,” says Heather Blackmon-Gordon of Ft. Pierce Westwood Academy. Save the date: March 14, 8 a.m.–noon at the … Read More

 SPMS Fishing Club members have been hard at work learning the many components that make fishing both a skill and a science.  All of this preparation paid off during their recent trip to a nearby pond, where students had the chance to put their knowledge into action. The outing was a great success, with plenty of exciting catches and lots of smiles to go around. Experiences like this help students build confidence, patience, and an appreciation for the outdoors. A big thank‑you goes to Coach Zoerhorf, Coach Gonzales, and Mr. Mirc for guiding our students and making this hands‑on adventure … Read More

Fairlawn Elementary proudly kicked off Literacy Week with our beloved “One School, One Book” initiative, an event that brings our entire school community together through reading. During this program, every student at Fairlawn receives a copy of the same book so families can enjoy the story together at home. This year’s featured selection is Nim’s Island, an exciting and engaging novel that has captured the attention of students across all grade levels. Each evening, a special guest teacher reads a chapter aloud on YouTube, making the experience interactive and fun for students. In the classroom, students participate in daily discussions … Read More

Forest Grove Middle School hosted our 2025-2026 Reality Store. Our students learned some powerful life lessons during this real-world activity. What is the Reality Store? The Reality Store gives students a hands‑on look at the financial responsibilities adults face every day. Students begin in their math classes, where they receive a simulated income—based on their GPA—and a family size. After calculating basic taxes and student loan payments, they determine the money they’ll have available during the activity. At the Reality Store, students rotate through stations representing real‑life expenses such as housing, transportation, food, childcare, medical care, and other necessities. As … Read More

Lincoln Park Academy’s 2025-26 STEM Fair was a huge success! 38 projects were submitted by LPA Science teachers, which were narrowed down to 20 invited to participate in the LPA STEM Fair! The school STEM Fair took place on Thursday, January 15, in our Media Center. 6th-grade classes, escorted by Mrs. Pease, did their own judging on all of the projects on display. Our participants enjoyed reviewing the comments, encouragement, and evaluations of our 6th-grade students! Official judges determined our winners, and those students have been invited to participate in the St. Lucie County Regional STEM Fair! Congratulations to these … Read More

Morningside is excited to share our school’s Martin Luther King Jr. parade float, created with love and creativity by our amazing students, staff, and families. This year’s theme, “Never Give Up on the Dream,” reminds us that Dr. King’s vision of unity, justice, and equality is one we continue to work toward every single day. Our float celebrates hope, perseverance, and the power of dreaming big—just like Dr. King inspired us to do. Thank you to everyone who helped bring this beautiful dream to life, and to our community for showing such strong support! “Faith is taking the first step even … Read More

We are thrilled to share that CTE students from Treasure Coast High School recently visited White City Elementary to connect with inquisitive, respectful, and energetic 5th graders for a special Career Day event! In preparation for the visit, students brainstormed different career options, exploring a variety of fields and discussing what interests and skills might lead to exciting futures. Through our ongoing partnership with United Way within White City, Senior Titans shared insights about TCHS academies and opened young minds to the wealth of opportunities ahead. These outstanding seniors spoke professionally, encouraging students to choose careers they are passionate about, … Read More

On January 19, 2026, the Port Saint Lucie High School Jaguar Battalion proudly participated in the annual parade commemorating the life and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Approximately 150 Cadets marched the three-mile route along Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard, beginning at Lincoln Park Academy and concluding at Lawnwood Elementary School. Leading the formation was the Battalion Commander, c/LTC Rebecca Guison, accompanied by the Battalion Staff. Following them were companies Alpha through Delta, each maintaining exceptional discipline and professionalism throughout the event. A distinguished Color Guard, commanded by c/SFC Trinity Thompson, led the ceremonial presentation of the colors. … Read More

Fort Pierce Central High School students, faculty, and staff came together on Monday, January 19, to honor the life and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. by proudly participating in the annual Martin Luther King Jr. Parade. The event served as a powerful opportunity for the Cobra family to reflect on Dr. King’s commitment to justice, equality, service, and unity, while actively demonstrating those values through participation and presence. Fort Pierce Central made a remarkable impact, collectively logging more than 2.2 million steps for justice during the parade. This impressive accomplishment symbolized a shared commitment to moving Dr. King’s … Read More

Fort Pierce Central High School’s JROTC program proudly hosted its 42nd Annual Military Ball this past Friday, delivering an evening marked by tradition, excellence, and unforgettable moments. The formal event reflected the discipline, unity, and pride that define FPC’s cadets while celebrating their commitment to leadership and service. The evening began with a dignified Presentation of the Colors, followed by the introduction of the head table and honored guests. Cadets then led a moving Salute to the Armed Forces and recognized prisoners of war, setting a respectful and meaningful tone. Time-honored traditions continued with the preparation of the punch by … Read More

Fort Pierce Central High School proudly hosted its annual Student-Led Conferences for ninth and tenth-grade students, welcoming more than 1,200 families to campus. The evening highlighted student responsibility and ownership, as students confidently guided conversations about their academic progress, goals, and growth while families actively participated in the learning process. The event ran smoothly thanks to thoughtful planning and strong collaboration. Leadership Techniques and History teachers were consistently visible throughout the classrooms and hallways, providing guidance and ensuring seamless transitions. Faculty and staff also stepped in to support students whose parents were unable to attend, ensuring every student felt encouraged, … Read More

Bayshore Elementary partnered with the Morningside Library for a wonderful Library Night that brought our school community together for an evening of learning, creativity, and fun. Families enjoyed hands-on craft stations where students designed their own photo frames and colorful bookmarks. Many students were excited to sign up for new library cards and explore the wide range of resources offered through the St. Lucie County Library system. During the event, librarians led guided tours of the building, giving students and parents an inside look at all the services available to support reading and learning. Two engaging story times kept younger … Read More

Exciting things are happening at Treasure Coast High School, thanks to the dedicated team in our Career and Technical Education (CTE) department! This week, our students experienced firsthand how CTE is paving the way for college and career success. We were honored to welcome guest speakers from the National Guard, who shared valuable insights into future opportunities and ways students can prepare for life after high school. Students in our academies had engaging discussions, learning more about career paths and discovering options they may not have considered before. Meanwhile, our 9th graders in leadership classes had a unique chance to … Read More

Oak Hammock K‑8 proudly participated in this year’s Martin Luther King Jr. Day Parade, showcasing our school spirit, student leadership, and commitment to honoring Dr. King’s legacy of service and unity. Our Operation Osprey students—an Air Force–based citizenship program sponsored by Ms. Bozzo—represented Oak Hammock with excellence as they carried the United States Flag and our school banner throughout the parade route. These student leaders also played a key role behind the scenes, assisting with the creative decoration of the school’s parade float. The float itself was a true labor of love. Ms. Miller‑Grant, Mr. Franzese, Ms. Bozzo, and Ms. … Read More

What you see in social media pottery videos rarely tells the full story. Wheel‑throwing isn’t always effortless or pristine—but there is something undeniably magnetic about it. The steady hum of the wheel, the quiet concentration, and the cool, smooth clay moving between your hands create an experience that’s both grounding and transformative. That experience came to life at Fort Pierce Central High School with the inaugural meeting of Cobras on the Wheel, a brand‑new pottery experience designed to bring our Cobra community together through the Arts. Led by veteran ceramics instructor Katherine Avra, the studio buzzed with energy as she … Read More

On Saturday, January 24, 2026, the Port St. Lucie High School Jaguar Battalion hosted its 31st Annual Military Ball at the Santa Lucia River Club. This formal event brought together cadets, faculty, and distinguished guests to celebrate another year of leadership and excellence. Male cadets attended in their Class A uniforms, while female cadets wore formal gowns. The evening commenced with the formal posting of the colors. This year’s Color Guard was commanded by C/CPT Axel Andrade, serving as the National Flag Bearer. He was joined by C/1SG Hamza Alqadi as the State Flag Bearer, C/CPT Jaden McCown as the … Read More

Fairlawn Elementary recently welcomed K–2 families for an engaging and informative Camp UFLI Parent Night that brought learning, community, and fun together. Rebecca did a fantastic job presenting all of the information. The evening was designed to help families better understand the UFLI literacy program and learn practical ways to support reading development at home. Parents and students had the opportunity to explore what UFLI looks like in the classroom while gaining helpful tips to reinforce skills beyond the school day. The event also had a festive atmosphere, with families enjoying hot dogs fresh off the grill, cooked by Principal … Read More

On January 22, 2026, the Port Saint Lucie High School Jaguar Battalion successfully hosted its third blood drive of the school year. In partnership with ONEBLOOD, the event saw 28 students, faculty, and staff members participate, potentially saving up to 84 lives. Cadets played an essential role in the drive’s success by managing various logistics. Key responsibilities included checking in donors to verify eligibility, acting as “runners” to escort students to and from their classes, and monitoring donors in the recovery area. This hands-on involvement ensured the ONEBLOOD “BIGREDBUS” operated efficiently throughout the day. The Jaguar Battalion is proud of … Read More