Author: AMANDA SHAFFER

Congratulations to 1st Sargent Pollino and the PSLHS Raider Cadets on a job well done! Out of the 86 schools represented, Port St. Lucie High School finished 4th, missing 3rd place by a couple of seconds. Nonetheless, they gave it their all and we are so very proud of their accomplishments. Way to go Jags!

Students and staff had a BLAST at the Port St. Lucie High School Winter Spirit Week this year. The campus is beautifully decorated for the season and so many students and staff participated!

Students in Ms. Myers Web Design course worked very hard to learn how to build websites.  Everyone knows how difficult this can be! This week, students are presenting their hard work! Great job Ms. Myers and students!

Another Crown Jewel in the books! What a crazy season it has been thus far. The growth in the PSLHS Band show in one week has been incredible! The PSLHS Jaguar Band received Runner Up in Silver Class, won best General Effect, and tied for best Music Performance. Also, the PSLHS Band General Effect was tied for First place out of ALL the bands in the whole competition, regardless of class. This show is going to be something else…. don’t miss it! October 22nd, SLC Marching Band Showcase in our home stadium, and October 29th, Marching MPA at Jensen Beach … Read More

Friday Night Lights were record breaking on Friday, October 7th. PSLHS not only WON the game, but senior, Saleem Felder set a record for the MOST TOUCHDOWNS ever by one football player at Port St. Lucie High School. Saleem scored 7 touchdowns to bring home the win with his Jaguar Football teammates!

Port St. Lucie High School Jaguar Culinary Students under the leadership of Chef Roland Foerster worked diligently on their knife skills. These skills help to prepare our students for their future and to be career ready!

The Port St. Lucie High School Guidance Team put together an amazing Senior Guidance Night on Wednesday, October 12th. Parents and students of the Class of 2023 met with counselors and other representatives from the Armed Forces and IRSC to get support and information they need to get ready for college and careers!

The Port St. Lucie High School Athletic Department, headed by Athletic Director Harold Barnwell spent lots of time collecting bottled water, a variety of food, toiletries, and cleaning supplies to help our neighbors affected by Hurricane Ian. We are so thankful that we did well during the Hurricane and want to support our fellow Floridian’s as they begin the huge task of recovery.

Students in Mrs. Brigitte Martin’s Spanish classes celebrated Hispanic Heritage Month this week at Port St. Lucie High School. Students participated in a variety of activities over the past few weeks to grasp a better understanding of Hispanic Heritage and cultures at Port St. Lucie High.