Category: School News

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

Our culinary students stepped into full creative mode last week as they explored innovation through two semi-homemade, high-impact desserts.  Each team crafted a personalized monkey bread, selecting their own mix-ins—cherry, apple, or pumpkin—to build flavor combinations that were as bold as they were delicious. They also produced rich chocolate brownie Bundt cakes finished with a glossy chocolate ganache and hand-formed Tootsie-roll roses. This fast-paced lab was designed to sharpen their familiarity with commercial-kitchen equipment, dry-storage organization, and cold-product locations, giving them the confidence to move with purpose and precision. The results were fantastic—every group worked hard, collaborated beautifully, and delivered … Read More

Treasure Coast High School’s AFJROTC proudly presented the colors during the National Anthem at the Stars and Strings Concert! This inspiring event, sponsored by Folds of Honor, honors the sacrifices of fallen veterans, first responders, and POW families by keeping their educational dreams alive. With an impressive 91% of every dollar directly funding scholarships, Folds of Honor provides critical support for students from kindergarten through graduate programs. Their mission ensures that the families of our nation’s heroes have access to the education they deserve. We are honored to have participated in such a meaningful celebration of service, sacrifice, and opportunity. … Read More

Fort Pierce Central made history Friday night at Lawnwood Stadium after delivering a heart-stopping 28–27 playoff victory over Palm Beach Central in the program’s first home postseason game in more than a decade and its first home playoff win since 2013. The Cobras battled through momentum swings, defensive heroics, and explosive offensive plays, showing resilience, poise, and heart. For a team that endured a shutout playoff loss to Palm Beach Central just last year, many expected a revenge narrative. Instead, Head Coach Mike Watkins emphasized that the win was about celebrating the present, not dwelling on the past. He expressed … Read More

The SLW Centennial High School’s Navy JROTC participated in multiple Veterans Day Ceremonies.  The Color Guard Team was comprised of Cadet Petty Officer First Class Jacob Ramos (Right Rifleman), Cadet Lieutenant Brandon Ramos (Ensign Flagman Color Guard Commander), Cadet Third Class Petty Officer Andrew Witz-Schaffer (USMC Flagman), Cadet Petty Officer Second Class Brody Neslter, and Cadet Petty Officer Second Class Zoey Fletcher (Left Rifleman). The first Color Guard event was at the PGA Village where a Veterans Day Brunch was hosted in honor of Congressman Brian Mast.  The cadets met the Congressman and were ask to stay for brunch and … Read More

At Samuel S. Gaines Academy of Emerging Technologies, student leaders who are members of the Pantry Club come together every other Friday to organize their school pantry and make weekend bags of non-perishable food items for families. The school pantry is sponsored by the Treasure Coast Food Bank. The students assigned each other roles such as inspector and pantry manager to increase the productivity and efficiency of their club days. Students were smiling and laughing as they collaborated. The Colt Pantry had received a special delivery of holiday food items such as green beans, apples, and corn for the upcoming … Read More

Lawnwood’s Parent Conference Night was an exceptional success. Parents of K-5 students were warmly invited to meet with their child’s teacher, creating an invaluable opportunity to discuss progress monitoring and i-Ready reading and math scores. During these discussions, they collaboratively developed a comprehensive plan of action and set clear academic goals tailored to each student’s needs. Parents particularly cherished the time spent in their child’s classroom, where they gained deeper insights into their child’s academic journey and daily learning environment. The evening was filled with meaningful conversations, fostering a shared commitment to supporting student success. This event not only strengthened … Read More

Eighth-grade students from St. Lucie West K-8 recently visited SLW Centennial High School to explore its diverse Career and Technical Education (CTE) programs. The visit gave students an exciting glimpse into opportunities available in high school and beyond. They toured programs such as ROTC, Health Science, Criminal Justice, Business Communication Academy, Culinary Arts, Early Childhood Education, Outboard Marine, Aerospace Technologies, and the Intro to Teaching Academy. Through hands-on activities and engaging presentations, students gained a clear understanding of what each program offers, from practical skills to pathways for future careers. This experience helped them see how CTE programs prepare learners … Read More

On November 1, 2025, the Port St Lucie High School Jaguar Battalion conducted a car wash fundraiser to raise money for the Battalion and future events and activities. This group of Cadets worked hard throughout the day, washing cars for community members. The Cadets who participated not only grew closer but also had a lot of fun washing cars. The funds raised from this event will be used to support many Battalion activities and events throughout the year. The car wash brought the community together and also taught the Cadets valuable lessons in teamwork, leadership, and service. Their efforts demonstrated … Read More

We are thrilled to celebrate Yazaira Sanchez as our 9th Grade Titan of the Week! Yazaira is not only the Class of 2029 President but also a shining example of leadership and academic excellence. Since starting high school, she has embraced her role with confidence and enthusiasm, becoming a positive and uplifting presence among her peers. Her ability to lead with respect and encouragement sets a high standard for others. Academically, Yazaira entered high school with two credits already earned and has continued to excel, maintaining a perfect 4.0 GPA. Balancing the responsibilities of class president while achieving straight A’s … Read More

The Lincoln Park Academy Middle & High School Student Council proudly represented our school by volunteering at Grace Way Village in Fort Pierce. Our dedicated students worked tirelessly to sort and organize donated food and clothing, ensuring that families in need receive these vital resources. This hands-on experience empowered our students to practice leadership, teamwork, and community responsibility, truly embodying the spirit of giving back. Their efforts reflect the core values of citizenship and compassion that we are committed to instilling at Lincoln Park Academy. Together, they are making a significant and positive impact, reinforcing the importance of helping those … Read More

The Jaguar Battalion Color Guard closed out the football season with a truly phenomenal and unforgettable performance! On October 31st, as the final football game against St. Lucie West Centennial High School kicked off, our JROTC team added a powerful layer of patriotism and pride to the Senior Night festivities. Making this event even more exceptional was the fact that the entire detail was composed of our graduating leaders—a rare and fitting tribute to their dedication. This all-senior Color Guard showcased the absolute best of our Battalion’s discipline and command presence, led by Senior c/LTC Rebecca Guison commanding the Color … Read More

On Saturday, November 8th, Lincoln Park Academy’s Junior Honor Society joined forces to clean up Jetty Park as part of the “Keep Fort Pierce Beautiful” initiative. The City of Fort Pierce Public Works team led an engaging lesson on the dangers of litter and its harmful effects on local wildlife. They generously provided buckets, grabbers, water, and ice to support the effort. Students worked together to make a positive impact on the environment and their community, demonstrating leadership and service. Special thanks to NJHS sponsor Victoria Pease for organizing this meaningful event and inspiring students to protect our coastal ecosystem.   … Read More

In Mrs. Ferrante’s 4th-grade classes, students eagerly tackled a fun division challenge to identify the Most Wanted Remainders. They worked in pairs, solving problems and sharing strategies, turning their review into an exciting quest. The activity encouraged critical thinking, teamwork, and confidence in their math skills, making division concepts engaging and memorable. Our Sharks enjoyed the fun competition to find different remainders round after round. Students worked together and shared their taught strategies to solve.  They celebrated their progress and newfound understanding. Students were fully engaged in this awesome activity and are ready to rock their upcoming math unit assessment! … Read More

Shark Nation’s PBIS Pep Rally was an exciting event filled with energy and enthusiasm! Students enjoyed cheering on their teammates during the Centennial basketball game, showcasing school spirit and camaraderie. Shark Nation’s incredible drumline brought all the festive vibes to the atmosphere, inspiring everyone to get moving and have fun. It was a wonderful celebration of positive behavior and school pride. Special thanks to St. Lucie West Centennial High School Eagles Basketball team and our Drumline for making our pep rally such an amazing event! The event truly brought the Shark Nation community together in joy and school spirit, and … Read More

Third graders in Ms. Hernandez’s classes had a spook-tacular time during our Interactive Whiteboard Spooky Scoot. Students worked in teams to complete 10 task cards that challenged their understanding of place value using vertical whiteboards and collaborative problem-solving. Throughout the activity, students practiced skills from: MA.3.NSO.1 – Understanding the place value of four-digit numbers MA.3.NSO.1.2 – Composing and decomposing numbers in multiple ways using thousands, hundreds, tens, and ones (with drawings, models, and equations!) MA.3.NSO.1.3 – Plotting, ordering, and comparing whole numbers up to 10,000 Students moved from one “station” to the next, solving problems, checking their work, and discussing … Read More

The first annual St. Lucie West K-8 Media Center Pumpkin Book Character Decorating Contest was a fantastic success, engaging 140 elementary students in a creative and festive activity. Students showcased their imagination by transforming pumpkins into beloved book characters, turning the media center into a lively display of artistic talent. Faculty and staff eagerly voted for their favorites, recognizing the top five with a new book, a certificate, and two goodie bags. The event fostered a love of reading and creativity among students while building community spirit within the school. Gratitude goes to everyone who participated and made this memorable … Read More

Recently, our Oak Hammock K-8 first graders participated in an exciting, hands-on voting activity that brought social studies and math benchmarks to life. The lesson centered on citizenship, helping young learners grasp the importance of making choices and having a voice in their community. To make the experience fun and relatable, students voted on the topic: Which pet is the favorite—dog, cat, or fish? After every ballot was counted, the results were in: Dogs stole the show with 59 votes Cats followed closely with 50 votes Fish made a splash with 9 votes But the learning didn’t stop there! This … Read More

Students in Mrs. Barthell’s second-grade class had a blast practicing context clues today! Each group was given a word and its definition. They worked together to create sentences that included clues to help figure out each word’s meaning (spelling mistakes and all — it’s about the learning process!). Afterward, the class shared their sentences, discussed the clues, and discovered what each word meant. Students did an amazing job collaborating, thinking critically, and having fun while learning! Through this engaging exercise, students practiced critical thinking and teamwork while becoming more confident in understanding new words. The activity fostered a positive, supportive … Read More

Last week, Fort Pierce Central’s 9th-grade Algebra students participated in their first Bootcamp of the year, held after school. The session focused on reinforcing essential concepts such as compound inequalities, literal equations, and linear functions. These targeted review sessions are designed to strengthen understanding, build confidence, and ensure students stay on track for academic success. Algebra is a foundational subject for higher-level math and critical thinking. Hosting multiple bootcamps throughout the year allows students to revisit challenging topics, close learning gaps, and prepare for upcoming assessments. Students were rewarded for their participation with exciting incentives: their lowest test score was … Read More