Our Palm Pointe middle school OM team blasted off to an unforgettable adventure at the Odyssey of the Mind World Finals at Iowa State University. We are beyond proud to announce that our team placed 19th in the WORLD with a structure that held an outstanding 470 pounds! When it was time to take the stage, our Rockets soared as they delivered an outstanding long-term performance and absolutely crushed their spontaneous problem with confidence, creativity, and teamwork. Throughout the week, our Rockets explored a galaxy of creativity and collaboration. They met teams from across the world, traded pins and merch, … Read More

We are incredibly proud of our dedicated teachers and staff for successfully completing a professional growth study centered on “13 Things Mentally Strong People Don’t Do” By Amy Morin.  Through reflection, meaningful conversations, and a commitment to personal and professional growth, our team invested in strengthening the mindset and resilience needed to support both themselves and our students. This work directly aligns with our district’s goal of Enhancing Mental Health Supports for students and staff by expanding professional learning opportunities that build capacity, confidence, and connection across our school community. At Palm Pointe, we believe that when educators grow stronger, … Read More

The Second-Grade Sharks at St. Lucie West K-8 had a sweet learning adventure! In Mrs. Yancy and Ms. Roberts’ class, students practiced multiplication by creating equal groups using Oreos and mini M&M’s. Talk about a delicious way to learn! As they counted, grouped, and multiplied, smiles were everywhere. The hands-on activity made math exciting, engaging, and oh-so-tasty! Students eagerly demonstrated their understanding while enjoying a fun treat. These Sharks showed great teamwork, focus, and enthusiasm while building their skills. Who knew multiplication could be this fun? Way to go, Second Grade Sharks—learning really is sweeter with a little chocolate!

Mrs. Bohams’ Intro to Technology middle school students learned CAD software to create 3D printed models. Then used their skills to talk to clients on campus and at home to design an object to fill a need or solve a problem. Students learned about coworker and client communication skills to discuss their plans with their client. They use a client contract to clarify a written description and a detailed sketch to finalize their plan, so both parties agree to the project. Students tinkered and produced models for print to give to their clients. They applied the design process to make, … Read More

Fort Pierce Central High School recently celebrated the remarkable career of Mrs. Kelly with a gathering to honor her 46 years of dedicated service in education. Faculty, staff, family, and friends came together to recognize an educator whose impact has spanned generations of students and colleagues. During the celebration, Mrs. Kelly was presented with the Distinguished Cobra Award by Mr. Gardner, recognizing her outstanding contributions and unwavering commitment to the school community. Throughout her career, she has served as a leader in the ESE Department, a supportive mentor to colleagues, and an active member of the Sunshine Committee. Her involvement … Read More

Congratulations to Ms. Hernandez’s Morning Class! Ms. Hernandez’s third-grade morning class students celebrated having the most “green faces” for the year in Mr. Adam’s elementary music class with a Kona Ice party during their last music class. Out of all of the elementary music classes, this class followed the music classroom rules the best. They earned a “green face” every time they had music class this year. As a reward, they voted on what type of party they wanted and chose Kona Ice. A special thank you to Kona Ice of White City for donating to the party! Well done, … Read More

EKGs are required for first-time high school student athletes in the 2026-27 school year.  Specifically, this requirement applies to students participating in high school athletics for the first time, including incoming 9th-grade student-athletes, and students in grades 10–12 who have not previously participated in an FHSAA-sanctioned sport. Students who have already participated in a high school sport are not required to obtain an EKG at this time; however, obtaining one is strongly recommended as a best practice for student health and safety. SLPS is committed to supporting the health and safety of all student athletes. As part of this commitment the St. … Read More

Last Friday Ft. Pierce Central High School hosted its Freshmen Field Day, providing students with an exciting and memorable way to celebrate the close of a successful school year. The event brought together freshmen for a fun-filled morning centered on connection, relaxation, and school spirit. Students had the opportunity to participate in a wide range of engaging activities, including basketball, football, soccer, puzzles, video games, arts and crafts, and more. The variety ensured that every student could find something they enjoyed while spending time with classmates and building new friendships. Throughout the event, laughter and energy filled the fields and … Read More

The excitement was in the air as our K–5 students gathered for one of the most anticipated events of the year, our PBIS End of the Year Carnival! What a fun-filled celebration for students who demonstrated positive behavior, kindness, and responsibility throughout the school year. With bright decorations, upbeat music, and smiling faces everywhere, the carnival transformed our campus into a vibrant space of laughter and joy. Students enjoyed a variety of activities, including obstacle courses, soccer darts, basketball, bounce houses, staff dunk tank, and relay races. From Kona Ice to dunking your favorite teacher, there was something for every … Read More

Fort Pierce Westwood Academy recently wrapped up the school year with an exciting and rewarding final Club Day, leaving students and staff with lasting memories. This PBIS-sponsored celebration recognized students who demonstrated proficiency on their state assessments, giving them the unique opportunity to participate in a dunk tank challenge—featuring none other than Principal David M. Alfonso. Cheers and laughter filled the air as students eagerly lined up for the chance to make a splash and celebrate their academic achievements in a fun and memorable way. The event offered much more than just the dunk tank. The campus buzzed with energy … Read More

Lakewood Park Pre-K and Kindergarten students were invited to take part in creating memorable human and nature connections through the live release of butterflies. The revealing and releasing of the butterflies occurred in our new school garden to help positively support their lifespan so they can survive and thrive longer during their initial transition from captivity into the wild. Before transforming into butterflies, the caterpillars were kept in a meshed enclosure in one of our grade Kindergarten classrooms. From late-Winter through early-Spring, the caterpillars transformed from a pupa, also known as a chrysalis, and underwent metamorphosis to become butterflies. Before … Read More

Students participating in Special Olympics events at Lakewood Park demonstrated perseverance, teamwork, and joy as they competed in activities such as the 100-meter dash, softball throw, tennis ball throw, and cornhole. Each athlete gave their best effort, embodying the Special Olympics motto, “Let me win. But if I cannot win, let me be brave in the attempt.” Cheers of encouragement could be heard from teachers, fellow students, and the School Resource Officer, all of whom proudly supported the athletes throughout the day. Teachers guided and motivated their students, peers celebrated each accomplishment with excitement, and the SRO provided both encouragement … Read More