Year: 2026

On Saturday, August 29, Lincoln Park Academy’s Band Program welcomed more than 70 future musicians to its annual Mouthpiece Party Day. Students had the opportunity to test mouthpieces and instruments, helping them find the best fit as they begin their musical journey. The event also featured games, prizes, and an informational parent meeting designed to help families prepare for a successful year in band. The band room was filled with excitement as students explored instrument options, met fellow musicians, and learned about the opportunities ahead. Mouthpiece Party Day was a fantastic start to another great year of music at LPA.  … Read More

Standing Together for Childhood Cancer Awareness Month Today, our Morningside Elementary family proudly wore yellow in recognition of Childhood Cancer Awareness Month. By standing united in yellow, we honored the incredible strength, courage, and resilience of children and families impacted by childhood cancer. We stand together with our brave childhood warriors. As a school community, we believe in the power of kindness, compassion, and support. Today was a reminder that even small acts of awareness can make a big difference in showing families they are not alone in their journey. Together, we shine brighter, stand stronger, and spread hope. #ChildhoodCancerAwarenessMonth … Read More

The first few weeks have been exciting at Lawnwood Elementary School! We have gone over PBIS school-wide expectations and learned our way around the school. Our Achievers were the first class to earn their first class loot reward, a Fun Friday popcorn day. We were also visited by some community leaders during an amazing Tunnel of Hope to kick off the year. Thank you for being a contributing factor to the academic success at Lawnwood Elementary! Welcoming students to campus brought a smile to their faces. We’re ready for a great year because… We achieve every day. That’s what we … Read More

St. Lucie West K-8 students in Ms. Hirstius’ third-grade class combined learning and movement during an exciting multiplication number line activity. Using a life-sized number line on the classroom floor, students eagerly took turns solving multiplication problems by making equal jumps to represent groups and products. As they worked, classmates checked one another’s thinking, provided feedback, and engaged in meaningful mathematical discussions. This hands-on lesson helped students strengthen their understanding of multiplication concepts while building collaboration and problem-solving skills. By actively participating and supporting their peers, students demonstrated that math can be both engaging and fun. Way to go, Sharks!

Palm Pointe’s first graders kicked off their first hands-on science investigation by exploring magnets around the classroom! Students eagerly asked questions, made predictions, tested their ideas, and discovered which objects were attracted to magnets. As they investigated, they practiced observation skills, shared their thinking with classmates, and learned through exploration and discovery. It was wonderful to see their curiosity, excitement, and scientific thinking on full display as they embraced the role of young scientists. These engaging experiences help to build a strong foundation for future learning while encouraging students to wonder, explore, and make connections to the world around them.

Lincoln Park Academy’s Key Club kicked off the school year with an impressive first meeting, welcoming more than 100 student members. Students were introduced to club officers, reviewed membership expectations, and learned about upcoming service projects and volunteer opportunities for the year ahead. The enthusiasm and energy displayed by our students reflect a strong commitment to leadership, service, and community involvement. We are excited to see the positive impact Key Club members will make throughout the school year as they serve both our school and the greater community.  We look forward to another successful year of developing student leaders and supporting … Read More

St. Lucie West Centennial has been recognized by the FLPBIS: MTSS Project as a 2025-2026 PBIS Model School! Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports (PBIS) is a 3-tiered evidence-based prevention framework that leads to reduced exclusionary discipline and improved student and teacher outcomes when fully implemented. By establishing PBIS, we are developing skills, enhancing our school environment, acknowledging appropriate behavior, and using data to identify supports for all of our students and teachers. As a PBIS GOLD Model School, we are committed to the effective implementation of PBIS and are seeking positive outcomes for all! We would like to extend a special thank you to … Read More

Southport Middle School STEM students recently took on the role of engineers as they explored the principles of structural engineering through a hands-on bridge design challenge. Students investigated how forces affect structures and learned what makes a design both strong and stable. During the activity, classes were tasked with solving a real-world problem: constructing a bridge capable of spanning a nine-inch gap between two tables while supporting increasingly heavy weights. Students experimented with a variety of materials and design techniques to determine which shapes and structures provide the greatest strength. In one class, students discovered how even a material often … Read More

On August 6, 2026, the SLW Centennial High School’s Navy JROTC “Black Talon” Company’s Top Staff members participated in SLW Centennial High School’s Open House. They set up an information table to introduce students and families to the NJROTC program. The table included flyers and information about the Naval Science Course and class, after-school activities, and opportunities available through the program. The Top Staff three cadets are the unit’s Commanding Officer (CO), Cadet Lieutenant Commander Brandon Ramirez, the unit’s Executive Officer (XO), Cadet Lieutenant Deanna Simpson, and the Command Senior Chief (CSC) Cadet Senior Chief Petty Officer Brody Nestler. They … Read More

Mrs. Pease’s 6th Grade Science students at Lincoln Park Academy recently put their scientific thinking to the test during the exciting Drops on a Penny Lab. Students applied each step of the scientific method by asking questions, conducting research, making predictions, collecting data, and analyzing results to determine how many drops of water a penny could hold before overflowing. Through this hands-on investigation, students explored the unique properties of water, including surface tension, while practicing careful observation, accurate measurement, and data collection. They learned the importance of conducting multiple trials, recording results, and using evidence to support their conclusions. The … Read More

  Morning Checkout has quickly become one of the most popular and exciting opportunities for our students. Every Tuesday and Wednesday morning, students eagerly visit the media center before class as part of their morning checkout routine. Their enthusiasm is contagious, with many students bursting with excitement as they explore the shelves in search of new books to enjoy. Throughout the library, lively conversations can be heard as students discuss favorite authors, recommend titles to friends, and decide what book they want to choose next. This special time has become a highlight of the school day for many students. The … Read More

Treasure Coast High School is proud to recognize Jason Silva as our CTE Student of the Week for the Global Logistics Academy! Through our valued partnership with the United States Navy, we have the opportunity to celebrate students who demonstrate more than just academic success. Jason has earned this recognition because of the motivation, dedication, and positive attitude he brings to class each day. His commitment to learning, willingness to take on challenges, and drive to excel make him a standout example of what it means to be a Titan. The Global Logistics Academy prepares students for careers in one … Read More

St. Lucie West K-8 Sharks are becoming expert reading detectives in Ms. Paries’ classes! Students have been working hard to identify the relevant details that support the central idea of a text. Using their critical thinking skills, they carefully searched for important clues, sorted through information, and determined which details mattered most. These young readers did an outstanding job analyzing texts and supporting their thinking with evidence. Their enthusiasm, focus, and incredible determination were on full display as they strengthened their reading comprehension skills. We are so proud of their hard work and the progress they are making every day!

Annabelle Albritton Named Top Four Finalist in Florida FFA Market Steer Proficiency Annabelle Albritton earned statewide recognition as a Top Four Finalist in the Florida FFA Market Steer Proficiency Award at the 2026 Florida FFA State Convention. Her accomplishment highlights years of dedication, detailed recordkeeping, and a passion for the beef cattle industry through her project steer, “Ice Baby.” Annabelle purchased Ice Baby in March 2025 and immediately began the hard work required to develop a successful market steer project. Throughout the project, she maintained thorough and accurate records documenting feed costs, health treatments, daily care, expenses, and income earned. … Read More

Monday, August 24th began on a high note as Oak Hammock K-8 students were welcomed by a cheering crowd during our annual Tunnel of Hope. Lined with community partners, district leaders, staff members, and supporters, the pathway served as a powerful reminder that our students are surrounded by people who believe in them and are invested in their success. As students entered campus, they were greeted with smiles, encouragement, and enthusiasm that helped create an atmosphere of excitement and belonging. The event highlighted the strong partnerships that make our school community special and reinforced the message that every child has … Read More

Bayshore Elementary recently held its very first Pokémon Club meeting, and it was an exciting success! After attending the American Library Association Conference this summer, our Media Specialist, Ms. Gray, discovered how Pokémon-themed activities can be used to encourage literacy and engage young readers in meaningful ways. Through Pokémon cards, gameplay, and related reading opportunities, students are building connections between their interests and a love for books. The club’s goal is to foster reading motivation, strengthen literacy skills, and create a fun, inclusive environment where students can learn and connect with their peers. A special thank you goes to Bayshore … Read More

Treasure Coast High School is celebrating the incredible accomplishments of our TCHS Titans who earned success during the June 2026 Cambridge exam series! Students who passed at least one exam were recognized with congratulatory treats as a small token of appreciation for their hard work, dedication, and academic achievement. These accomplishments are a reflection of countless hours of preparation, perseverance, and commitment to excellence. We are especially grateful for our outstanding teachers whose passion, expertise, and dedication help bring our #FutureFocused mission to life every day. Their unwavering support empowers students to challenge themselves and achieve at the highest levels. … Read More

Forest Grove Middle School is off to an outstanding start to the new school year! There is something truly special about being an FGMS Bulldog, and that sense of pride can be felt throughout our campus each day. From the moment students and staff walk through our doors, they bring enthusiasm, dedication, and a commitment to excellence that helps create a positive and welcoming learning environment. Whether welcoming new Bulldogs to our family or reconnecting with returning students and staff, the excitement for learning and growth is evident in every classroom and hallway. Our teachers have worked hard to prepare … Read More