Category: School News

Shark Nation proudly recognizes and appreciates the incredible dedication of our Veterans on campus.  We are honored to have Ms. Jimenez, Mr. Malham, Ms. Sutton, Mr. Auguste, Ms. Sims, and Ms. Velazquez as part of our community. Their service exemplifies courage, sacrifice, and commitment. We extend our deepest gratitude for their dedication, both past and present, and for the values they uphold that inspire us daily. Their experiences enrich Shark Nation, fostering a spirit of resilience and honor within our school community. Thank you to all who have served and continue to serve our classrooms and students every day. Your … Read More

This past Saturday, the spirit of empowerment and teamwork filled the air at Westside Church in Fort Pierce as Oak Hammock K-8’s Girls on the Run team joined the 2025 Memories in Motion Celebration 5K. The event brought together girls, families, coaches, and community members for a morning of running, laughter, and accomplishment. Girls on the Run is more than just an after-school running program—it’s a movement that inspires girls in grades 3-5 to discover, build, and grow their self-confidence. Through twice-weekly practices, participants learn valuable life skills such as managing emotions, fostering friendships, and expressing empathy, all while preparing … Read More

Oak Hammock K-8 recently welcomed families to its annual Title I Family Night, “Falling into Literacy,” an event designed to strengthen early literacy skills and foster meaningful family engagement. The evening brought together Kindergarten through 3rd-grade families for an interactive celebration of reading and learning. The night began with a heartfelt welcome and an informative Title I presentation, where school leaders shared important information about Title I goals, resources, and ways for parents to get involved. Each family received a folder filled with handouts, literacy tips, and take-home activities to support reading at home. In addition, students received books that … Read More

The Port St. Lucie High School Army JROTC Jaguar Battalion showcased exceptional skill and determination at the Army JROTC Raider High School State Championship in Brooksville, Florida, on November 15th. Competing against the top 40 programs in the state, our Cadets demonstrated remarkable endurance, teamwork, and leadership. The championship featured five demanding events: A 1-mile run A 1-mile litter carry The Item Relay A rigorous Fitness Challenge Constructing and crossing a rope bridge Both Raider Teams delivered outstanding performances! The Male Team earned 11th place overall, while the Female Team achieved an impressive 9th place statewide. These results reflect the … Read More

In Ms. Paries’ third-grade ELA classes, Chief Context Clue, along with her brilliant detectives, were on a mission to decode the mysteries hidden within words. Their teamwork centered around narrowing down unknown words by examining surrounding clues and context. Each detective brought their unique skills and engagement to the case! Together, they worked excitedly to close cases, unraveling the secrets behind unfamiliar vocabulary.  Students thoroughly enjoyed collaborating throughout this engaging activity.  It helped strengthen their vocabulary skills, and as they cracked each code, Chief Context Clue and her detectives fostered a love for discovery, turning every word into a new … Read More

Our amazing Assistant Principal, Mrs. Arguelles, and our incredible Instructional Coach, Mrs. Garcia, brought joy and excitement to Mrs. Genus’ first-grade class during their PBIS Character Day Celebration! The dynamic duo captivated students with a lively reading of Wide Mouth Frog, turning story time into an unforgettable experience. The classroom was filled with laughter, curiosity, and plenty of playful “ribbits” as the children engaged with the tale. This special visit not only reinforced the importance of positive behavior but also highlighted the power of reading to spark imagination and connection. Thank you, Mrs. Arguelles and Mrs. Garcia, for making literacy … Read More

This year’s Girls on the Run season at Lakewood Park Elementary was nothing short of inspiring! Our Grades 3–5 team began with the theme “What Makes Me, Me!” and built confidence through lessons like Star Power, Happy Pace, Self-Talk, and Feel Your Feelings. The girls learned to shine together, pause and breathe, and foster true friendship. Mid-season, they completed a practice 5K with incredible energy and support! We explored how to be includers, mapped our community, and created a heartfelt Community Impact Project—handmade hairpin beads gifted to the Girls on the Run of Floresta Elementary. The season ended with a … Read More

Sharks in Mrs. Howard’s ELA classes were fully engaged in an exciting activity using Double Bubble Maps. This visual tool helped them sharpen their critical thinking by comparing and contrasting ideas, identifying similarities and differences, and making meaningful connections. They examined concepts deeply, developing a stronger understanding of the material. The classroom buzzed with enthusiasm as students collaborated and shared insights, demonstrating their growing analytical skills. Watching their minds work through these visual organizers was truly inspiring. Activities like these encourage active learning and foster a love for exploring ideas. We’re proud of our students’ efforts in mastering these important … Read More

Celebrating Excellence & Culture at PSL High School!    We had a fantastic time at last night’s Honor Society Inductions! A huge thank you to Erin Bator, Brigitte Martin, and Leanna McDonald for hosting a wonderful evening celebrating our students’ achievements.   We are incredibly proud to announce:  National Honor Society: Welcomed 12 new members, honored for their dedication to Scholarship, Leadership, Service, and Character.  Spanish Honor Society: Celebrated 10 new and 9 returning members, recognizing language as a powerful bridge across cultures.   Congratulations to all our Academic Jaguars! We are so proud of your hard work and dedication.  … Read More

On November 11, 2025, the Port St. Lucie Jaguar Battalion stood with pride at Veteran’s Memorial Park to participate in our community’s deeply moving Veterans Day ceremony. This wasn’t about perfect formation it was about respect. Every Cadet, representing all four Companies, showed up with impeccable military bearing because this tribute meant the world to us. The atmosphere was charged with patriotism! We were there, genuinely honored, to assist in the high-honor moments, executing our role with precision and grace. Standing shoulder-to-shoulder with our brave Soldiers, Sailors, Marines, and Airmen the heroes of the past and present—was an emotional and … Read More

K-5 Lawnwood students had a fantastic time participating in the Vocabulary Parade. This event was a wonderful celebration of our love for words and reading. It also provided a fun and academically focused opportunity for students to dress up in creative, homemade costumes. Inspired by Debra Frasier’s book “Miss Alaineus, A Vocabulary Disaster,” the concept made vocabulary learning enjoyable and interactive. During the parade, students wore costumes that illustrated the meaning of specific vocabulary words. This kinesthetic approach to learning fostered creativity and reinforced the understanding of word meanings in a memorable way. The Vocabulary Parade was an engaging tool, … Read More

Southport Middle School proudly joined the Socktober initiative, bringing together teachers, staff, and families to make a meaningful impact. This community effort collected socks of all sizes for donation to the Salvation Army, which distributes them to families in need. Thanks to the generosity of participants, countless individuals will benefit from this simple yet essential gift. The Salvation Army expressed heartfelt gratitude for the overwhelming support. Special appreciation goes to Mrs. Koch for her leadership and dedication in organizing this project. This event reflects Southport’s commitment to compassion and service beyond the classroom.  Socktober showcased the spirit of giving and … Read More

In Mrs. Belizaire’s AICE European History classes at Fort Pierce Central, students recently tackled the compelling question: “Did Lenin hijack the revolution?” Working in pairs, they analyzed historical texts, annotated key passages, and gathered evidence to support multiple perspectives. The lesson emphasized critical thinking and academic discourse. As students collaborated, Mrs. Belizaire guided the process by posing thought-provoking questions that deepened analysis and encouraged engagement. This interactive approach created a dynamic environment in which students refined their arguments and strengthened their understanding of complex historical events. The activity culminated in a structured debate, allowing students to apply research and reasoning … Read More

A cohort of Palm Pointe 8th-grade students proudly participated in St. Lucie County Public Schools’ 8th Grade Experience, an immersive career exploration event co-sponsored by St. Lucie Public Schools and the Treasure Coast Center for Economic & Educational Development (TCCEED). This initiative is designed to introduce middle school students to high-demand industries and inspire future career pathways. Students explored careers aligned with their Xello career interest surveys, engaged with interactive stations, and demonstrated exemplary effort and genuine curiosity throughout the day. The experience sparked new interests and provided a memorable opportunity for all. The Classrooms to Careers vision was evident … Read More

On Veterans Day, members of the Treasure Coast High School National Honor Society proudly represented the Titans at the Port St. Lucie Veterans Memorial Service along Veterans Memorial Highway. This meaningful event allowed students to pay tribute to the brave men and women who have served our country. Under the guidance of NHS sponsor Mr. Curatolo, the students demonstrated leadership and civic responsibility while honoring local veterans. Their participation reflects TCHS’s commitment to community engagement and respect for those who have sacrificed for our freedom. We are proud of our Titans for embodying the values of service and excellence on … Read More

On November 12, 2025, the students and staff of Dan McCarty Middle School came together in a heartfelt celebration to honor Principal Stubbs for being named the St. Lucie Public Schools Principal of the Year. The hallways were filled with excitement and pride as students lined up holding handmade signs, colorful posters, and roses to show their appreciation. As Ms. Stubbs walked through the campus during a surprise parade, cheers and applause echoed throughout the school. The event reflected the deep admiration and gratitude the Dan McCarty community feels for her leadership, dedication, and positive impact on students every day … Read More

Southport Middle School hosted its Read to Succeed Fundraiser at Big Apple Pizza on November 12, and it was a huge success! Families came together to enjoy delicious pizza while supporting SPMS. For every order 50% of proceeds went directly toward school supplies. Students who attended received a free book and a raffle ticket for a chance to pie our Admin and SRD during a live morning show! Thank you to our amazing families for showing up and making this event possible. A special thank you to our PTO parents for volunteering at the event as well.  Your support helps … Read More

The SLW Centennials High School’s Navy JROTC performed Color Guard duties at Indian River State College (IRSC) Veteran’s Job Fair held at their on Thursday, November 13, 2025, at their Pruitt Campus. The Color Guard was performed by Cadet Senior Chief Petty Officer Deanna Simpson (Left Rifleman), Cadet Lieutenant Brandon Ramirez (Color Guard Commander Ensign Flagman), Cadet Petty Officer Second Class Payton Brown (USMC Flagman), and Cadet Petty Officer First Class Jacob Ramos (Right Rifleman). The Color Guard was honored to perform for IRSC for this event. IRSC hosted multiple Veteran’s during their event that were able to share their … Read More

Fort Pierce Central’s theater department transported audiences into a world of mystery and laughter with its recent production of Clue. The performance delivered a perfect blend of suspense and comedy. The performance kept the crowd guessing and laughing all the way to the end. From the intricate set design to the vibrant costumes, every detail reflected the dedication and creativity of the cast and crew. Students embraced their roles with confidence, bringing iconic characters to life through sharp timing and expressive performances. Behind the scenes, the technical team ensured flawless transitions, proving that theater is truly a collaborative art. This … Read More

Treasure Coast High School’s Robotics Club proudly competed in its very first robotics competition, and their dedication, creativity, and teamwork were truly inspiring! From designing and building to testing and refining, the students demonstrated incredible problem-solving skills and perseverance. Their hard work paid off as they represented our school with excellence and enthusiasm, making TCHS proud. The journey doesn’t stop here, there are three more competitions ahead! The team is already focused on improving strategies, enhancing robot performance, and continuing to learn and grow together. Each event is an opportunity to showcase innovation and collaboration, and we know they will … Read More