Category: School News

At Bayshore Elementary, our Kindergarten through 2nd-grade students had an exciting and uplifting pep rally designed to build confidence and motivation as they prepare for testing! Students were warmly encouraged by our principal, Mrs. Silas, and assistant principal, Mrs. Rivera, who shared positive words and reminded everyone to do their very best. The rally featured a fun and engaging PowerPoint filled with encouraging messages and helpful testing strategies to support student success. Research shows that pep rallies can boost student confidence, reduce stress, and create a positive learning atmosphere. Music filled the room, energizing students and creating a joyful environment … Read More

To celebrate Earth Day, all students at Floresta Elementary took part in a campus-wide cleanup focused on caring for their school and community. Partnering with Keep Port Saint Lucie Beautiful, students were provided gloves and guidance to safely collect litter around the campus. Each grade level was assigned a specific area, with classes rotating through scheduled cleanup times to ensure full coverage. Every student participated, discovering common items such as lollipop sticks, candy wrappers, pencils, erasers, Band-Aids, and small plastic pieces. The activity reinforced responsibility, teamwork, and environmental awareness while showing how small actions can make a big difference. Great … Read More

Congratulations to Take Stock in Children graduating senior Juan Herrera on completing an incredible four-year commitment to the program! Take Stock in Children is a college access program that supports students through mentorship, academic guidance, and a college scholarship that begins in high school and continues through graduation. It takes dedication, strong character, and perseverance to successfully complete the program. Juan’s hard work over the past four years has paid off, and we are so proud of everything he has accomplished. We can’t wait to see what the future holds for him as he takes the next step toward his goals. Way to go, Juan—your success … Read More

Science students from Ms. Paletti’s and Mr. Clarke’s classes recently explored a fascinating aspect of owl digestion known as casting. Through an engaging video presentation followed by hands‑on classroom instruction, students learned that not everything an owl eats is digested in the usual way.Owls swallow their prey whole, and the indigestible materials—such as bones, fur, feathers, and teeth—are compacted inside the owl’s gizzard. These materials are later regurgitated as a pellet. By carefully dissecting real owl pellets, students were able to identify skeletal remains and reconstruct the diets of owls, applying critical thinking and scientific observation skills.  This interactive lab … Read More

On Friday, April 24th, Fort Pierce Central High School proudly honored our Class of 2026 Top 10 students and their families during our annual Top 10 Breakfast, a morning filled with excellence, gratitude, and Cobra pride. This special recognition celebrates students who have demonstrated outstanding academic achievement, perseverance, and unwavering commitment to their education throughout their high school journey. Set in a festive gold and purple atmosphere, the celebration was elevated by the beautiful voices of our school Award-Winning Chorus, whose performances added elegance and warmth to the event. Guests were also treated to a delicious breakfast expertly prepared and … Read More

Palm Pointe’s first-grade students wrapped up their intentional review unit with a fun and engaging Farm Day as they prepared for PM3 testing. The farm‑themed lessons brought learning to life as students created dirt cup desserts and designed animal pens, reinforcing key skills through hands‑on activities. The celebration was made even more memorable with a visit from real farm animals, giving students an authentic learning experience they won’t soon forget. A special thank you to Ms. Lassiter and the St. Lucie Farm Preserve for helping make this meaningful and exciting day possible. The joyful learning atmosphere supported both academic readiness … Read More

What an incredible AICE Panel Night at Treasure Coast High School! Our alumni returned to share how AICE shaped their postsecondary journeys, opening doors through Bright Futures and creating more opportunities to pursue their educational goals. They also highlighted the lasting, positive impact our teachers had on them along the way. Our audience consisted of incoming freshmen as well as current students interested in hearing from their peers. We also heard from current TCHS students on the panel, who spoke to the rigor and high expectations AICE has instilled in them. Thank you to the teachers, students, and staff who … Read More

Palm Pointe Cafeteria Staff brought the energy, enthusiasm, and breakfast spirit to National School Breakfast Week! From creative cafeteria moments to spreading the word about the importance of starting the day strong, you made the week a real treat!  Our own Rocket, Jenna Powers, won a gift card, as a result of her daily participation and Palm Pointe achieved the highest increase in participation during National School Breakfast Week- earning our cafeteria team a well‑deserved catered lunch!  Thank you to everyone who participated and helped make National School Breakfast Week a huge success. You’re the reason our students start their … Read More

On April 16, the Port St. Lucie High School Unified Sports Track & Field team competed at Districts, and the results were nothing short of amazing! State Leader Alert: Jamarion Riggins currently holds the fastest 100-meter time in the entire state of Florida for Unified Champion Schools with an incredible 11.38 seconds! More outstanding performances: Justus Owens – 1st Place, 200-meterEmroy McCartney – 2nd Place, 200-meterAudriana Mosley – 1st Place, 100-meter heatDerrica Darville – 2nd Place, 200-meter heat Across South Florida, hundreds of schools proudly represent Unified Champion Schools—but this season, our Jaguars are making their mark. Last year, we … Read More

Frances K. Sweet Elementary, in collaboration with the Department of Student Services & ESOL’s Parent Educators, recently hosted an engaging and interactive Math Quest & Data Fest Night, welcoming students and their families for an evening focused on building math skills, confidence, and connections. The event highlighted the importance of making math meaningful, hands-on, and fun—both at school and at home. Kindergarten through second-grade families learned about the importance of counting and how it is the foundation for future math skills. Families played math games together to see how math can be easily incorporated at home. In addition to the … Read More

Third-graders had a ball bringing idioms to life today! Through creative costumes, props, and presentations, students showed they truly understood phrases that usually mean more than the words themselves. From “raining cats and dogs” to “piece of cake,” their interpretations were clever, colorful, and full of personality. They really knocked it out of the park with their enthusiasm and confidence as they explained the hidden meanings behind each idiom. Learning was anything but “plain as day” as students laughed, learned, and showcased their creativity. It was a fun-filled experience that proved our third graders are smart as a whip and … Read More

Chef Roy from Roy’s Sushi Thai and Grill rolled into TCHS and brought the sushi skills with him! Our culinary students learned how to properly prep and roll classic California rolls—and the best part? They got to enjoy their own creations when they were finished! Chef Roy walked us through real kitchen tips like setting up a clean workstation, getting the rice just right, and rolling with the perfect amount of pressure so everything stays tight and tasty. Students asked great questions, practiced their technique, and stepped up their plating and presentation. A big THANK YOU to Chef Roy for … Read More

Fort Pierce Central High School seniors officially kicked off their final countdown to graduation during the school’s annual Senior Yearbook Signing Day, hosted by the Yearbook Staff. The much-anticipated event gave students their first full look at the completed yearbook, marking a major milestone in their senior year. Throughout the event, seniors gathered to collect, view, and sign each other’s yearbooks, filling the pages with messages, memories, and inside jokes that will last well beyond graduation. The signing day created a relaxed, celebratory atmosphere as classmates reflected on shared experiences from their years at FPC. Adding to the excitement, students … Read More

STOP and STEAM at Lakewood Park Elementary engaged all Kindergarten–5th grade students. Students worked cooperatively in minds-on, hands-on activities to communicate complex problems and propose solutions. Kindergarten and first-grade students explored animals of the Florida Everglades and created habitats for Everglades animals. Second-graders investigated sink-and-float concepts. Third-graders researched Everglades habitat problems and built bridges. Fourth-graders collaborated on the Save Fred problem-solving challenge. Fifth-graders examined human impact on the Everglades ecosystem by designing informative posters that shared research findings, solutions, and messages of environmental responsibility. All activities emphasized creativity, collaboration, critical thinking, communication, perseverance, and reflection. 

Oak Hammock K-8 wrapped up the school year’s PBIS celebrations with an exciting, school‑wide event that honored students who demonstrated The Osprey Standard. This final PBIS celebration was a joyful reminder of how positive choices, respect, and responsibility help our campus soar. Our youngest K-2 Ospreys enjoyed a high‑energy Glow Party, where pods were transformed with music and glowing fun. Laughter, smiles, and dancing filled the pods as students celebrated their positive behavior together in a safe and supervised indoor setting. Students in grades 3–5 cooled off with a Popsicle Social. With music playing and friends gathered together, this sweet … Read More

Our 8th Grade “Reading Wizards” experienced a day of learning magic during Palm Pointe’s Harry Potter-themed ELA intentional review. Students rotated through all four Hogwarts Houses, engaging in spellbinding activities that strengthened key literacy skills. At each stop, they practiced reading comprehension, explored figurative language, practiced math word problems using systems of equations, built vocabulary and morphology, and tackled decoding word problems… all while fully immersed in the wizarding world. The high energy, collaboration, and creativity on display made learning both meaningful and memorable. This enchanting review day proved that when imagination and instruction come together, students are truly empowered … Read More

Fort Pierce Central proudly launched its first of four Teacher Appreciation Fridays with a celebration recognizing the educators who dedicate their time, talent, and passion to student success. The campus welcomed teachers with a cheerful breakfast spread that included yogurt, donuts, orange juice, and fresh coffee, creating a warm and positive start to the day. This special morning set the tone for an ongoing series of weekly celebrations designed to honor teachers not just during Teacher Appreciation Week, but throughout the coming Fridays. The event served as a reminder of how deeply valued our teachers are and the critical role … Read More

Fort Pierce Central High School is proud to announce that under the masterful direction of Mr. Elker Harris, the FPC Ambassador Choir received an invitation to and participated in the prestigious 2026 World Strides Heritage Festival in Atlanta and the Florida Vocal Association (FVA) State Level Performances, where they delivered outstanding results across multiple categories. The Ambassador Choir competed in two ensemble divisions, earning the following ratings: Concert Choir – Received an Excellent Rating Show Choir – Received a Superior Rating In addition, Briella Destra, a student soloist, performed an individual vocal piece and received a Superior Rating — the highest honor awarded at the state level. These achievements … Read More

Our Palm Pointe students’ talent and creativity truly shined at the Middle School Art Show. The gallery overflowed with imagination, skill, and student voice, reflecting weeks of hard work and artistic growth. We are grateful to our amazing band students for providing a wonderful musical performance that added to the evening’s celebration. A special thank-you goes to Ms. Susan Wessel, whose dedication, creativity, and passion for the arts were evident in every piece on display. Her commitment to nurturing student expression made this event a true success. Thank you to all who supported our artists and helped make the night … Read More