Category: School News

Thank you to Marine teacher, Mrs. Karen Cloutier and Art Teacher Mr. David Graham for collaborating with Oxbow Eco-Center, St. Lucie County Parks and Recreation, and local artist Brenda Lee to allow our students to apply their learning in authentic and meaningful ways while impacting our community for the better. Students were joined by Kelly Boatwright and Jennifer Davis of SLC Parks and Recreation to learn more about the 10-year Master Plan and the development of Pioneer Park in the Port District. Artist Brenda Lee invited students to collaborate with her as she creates an art exhibit that delivers a … Read More

School Counselor Christine Derry launched the Port St. Lucie High Jaguar Ambassador Program with some awesome students who are charged with welcoming and orienting our new students as they arrive to our campus. Ambassadors spend two days showing new students the ropes, walking them to their classes, sitting with them during lunch, introducing them to other students, helping them get their laptops, and ensuring they feel welcomed and cared for at their new school.  

Port St. Lucie High School students and parents attended our Dual Enrollment Connect Night. Parents were very grateful for the helpful information and extra attention given to our Dual Enrollment Jaguars. Thank you to School Counselors Monica Brooks and Christine Derry and Dual Enrollment Professor Ronald Frazer for making this a priority and keeping students and parents connected!  

First graders at White City Elementary are making great strides in math, writing, phonics, and reading. It’s amazing to see how enthusiastic they are about learning! They enjoyed a shaving cream activity as a fun reward for their positive behavior.

Our BlueJay staff and students are simply amazing!!! Rigor, engagement, learning and fun is evident in all the classrooms we enter. We believe that through high quality, engaging whole group instruction and differentiated small group instruction, all students will continue to achieve at higher levels.  #MSEshinesBRIGHT

Congratulations to our 2023 CollegeBoard’s National Recognition Program awardees! These students were recognized for their academic excellence and hard work in school and on assessments. Titan Born, Titan Bred!

Third graders at Lakewood Park Elementary got to start their year off with a fun and engaging field trip to the Oxbow Center! There, students learned about invasive and native species of animals, got up close to some unique critters, discovered what keystone animals are and learned about pollinators through exploration.

Please join us in congratulating our Golf Team’s Seniors, Andrew, Jomar, Matthew, Raymond, and Hudson. We are very proud of their achievements both on and off the course! Titan born, Titan bred!

Counselors from Lincoln Park Academy accompanied students to the Havert Fenn Center to gain insightful information on various career pathways into promising careers through visiting many of the colleges represented nationwide.  We were also graced to have our very own Superintendent Dr. Jon R. Prince join us in a photo opportunity to culminate the activities of the day.  We are grateful to have taken our students who may not have had the opportunity to attend the evening presentation due to employment or other family obligations that needed to be addressed.   The students walked away with a plethora of information, brochures, … Read More

Fairlawn’s first grade students have been studying the states of matter and today they enjoyed a SWEET Science experiment! The classrooms were transformed into a 50’s dinner and students made root beer floats and identified how the ingredients included a solid, liquid, and gas all in one treat!

Congratulations to our National Honor Society’s inductees. These students were celebrated at our National Honor Society’s Induction Ceremony. Titan Born, Titan Bred!

Mrs. Jackson, Administrator on Special Assignment for Family and Community Involvement, spoke at Lawnwood Elementary’s first SAC and PTO meeting to discuss the importance of attendance. Participants learned about tools, available support, and activities to understand different scenarios. Attendance matters at Lawnwood!

Lincoln Park Academy Students listened intently to a presentation by Mr. Carlens Clervoyant, University of Florida Admission Counselor. Students gained vital information on admission, scholarships, housing, on-campus clubs, and life in Gainesville Florida. All students who attended are eager even more than before, to go home and complete their common application by November 1. Go Future Gators!

Mosaic Digital Academy middle school students came to campus this week to learn about virtual reality. Ms. Linton and Mrs. Shovan are getting students comfortable with the new technology before diving into the mission-based lessons in Math and Science planned for this year.

The administrative team surprised Coach Nicole Erickson while she was teaching her middle school physical education class.  Dr. Michelle Herrington presented Coach Erickson with a bouquet of flowers along with warm expressions to congratulate her on an amazing accomplishment. Our own LPA Girls Basketball Coach Nicole Ericson is a former Duke women’s basketball player.  She was recently selected as one of 17 individuals set to be inducted into the 2022 class of the Southern California Basketball Hall of Fame. Coach Erickson transferred from Purdue and helped guide the Blue Devils to their first NCAA Final Four in 1999. She was … Read More

The Treasure Coast High School Spanish Honor Society helped IRSC with its preparations for its Hispanic Heritage Month celebration. Thank you to Mrs. Silvia Bustamante for her support in offering volunteer hours to our students. Titan Born, Titan Bred!

  Southern Oaks continues its monthly Hall of Fame ceremony. Students are inducted into the Hawk Hall of Fame. The award ceremony takes place every month during two student-packed lunches. Students cheer and applaud their classmates who are called center stage to receive a gift, snack, and award. The induction criteria are based on a monthly theme of a positive character trait. September’s Hall of Famers are awarded for being respectful. All students receive valuable month-long lessons on the theme of respect in their science or history classes. Teachers then select students that they have observed demonstrating the monthly theme. … Read More

Mrs. Annen’s first grade students used whiteboards and manipulatives as they added one-digit numbers. WAY TO GO!

The Kinder Kiddos in Mrs. Turners’ class at Windmill Point Elementary had a Johnny Appleseed Celebration!!  The students were able to taste, observe, and test different apple treats.   The students were able to chart which was their favorite type of apple and as a class, they tallied the winner. The class also did a greater than, less than, and equal to activity with the numbers!!  It was a great way to start the Fall season. s.