Category: School News

Fort Pierce Central High School students, faculty, and staff came together on Monday, January 19, to honor the life and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. by proudly participating in the annual Martin Luther King Jr. Parade. The event served as a powerful opportunity for the Cobra family to reflect on Dr. King’s commitment to justice, equality, service, and unity, while actively demonstrating those values through participation and presence. Fort Pierce Central made a remarkable impact, collectively logging more than 2.2 million steps for justice during the parade. This impressive accomplishment symbolized a shared commitment to moving Dr. King’s … Read More

Fort Pierce Central High School’s JROTC program proudly hosted its 42nd Annual Military Ball this past Friday, delivering an evening marked by tradition, excellence, and unforgettable moments. The formal event reflected the discipline, unity, and pride that define FPC’s cadets while celebrating their commitment to leadership and service. The evening began with a dignified Presentation of the Colors, followed by the introduction of the head table and honored guests. Cadets then led a moving Salute to the Armed Forces and recognized prisoners of war, setting a respectful and meaningful tone. Time-honored traditions continued with the preparation of the punch by … Read More

Fort Pierce Central High School proudly hosted its annual Student-Led Conferences for ninth and tenth-grade students, welcoming more than 1,200 families to campus. The evening highlighted student responsibility and ownership, as students confidently guided conversations about their academic progress, goals, and growth while families actively participated in the learning process. The event ran smoothly thanks to thoughtful planning and strong collaboration. Leadership Techniques and History teachers were consistently visible throughout the classrooms and hallways, providing guidance and ensuring seamless transitions. Faculty and staff also stepped in to support students whose parents were unable to attend, ensuring every student felt encouraged, … Read More

Bayshore Elementary partnered with the Morningside Library for a wonderful Library Night that brought our school community together for an evening of learning, creativity, and fun. Families enjoyed hands-on craft stations where students designed their own photo frames and colorful bookmarks. Many students were excited to sign up for new library cards and explore the wide range of resources offered through the St. Lucie County Library system. During the event, librarians led guided tours of the building, giving students and parents an inside look at all the services available to support reading and learning. Two engaging story times kept younger … Read More

Exciting things are happening at Treasure Coast High School, thanks to the dedicated team in our Career and Technical Education (CTE) department! This week, our students experienced firsthand how CTE is paving the way for college and career success. We were honored to welcome guest speakers from the National Guard, who shared valuable insights into future opportunities and ways students can prepare for life after high school. Students in our academies had engaging discussions, learning more about career paths and discovering options they may not have considered before. Meanwhile, our 9th graders in leadership classes had a unique chance to … Read More

Oak Hammock K‑8 proudly participated in this year’s Martin Luther King Jr. Day Parade, showcasing our school spirit, student leadership, and commitment to honoring Dr. King’s legacy of service and unity. Our Operation Osprey students—an Air Force–based citizenship program sponsored by Ms. Bozzo—represented Oak Hammock with excellence as they carried the United States Flag and our school banner throughout the parade route. These student leaders also played a key role behind the scenes, assisting with the creative decoration of the school’s parade float. The float itself was a true labor of love. Ms. Miller‑Grant, Mr. Franzese, Ms. Bozzo, and Ms. … Read More

What you see in social media pottery videos rarely tells the full story. Wheel‑throwing isn’t always effortless or pristine—but there is something undeniably magnetic about it. The steady hum of the wheel, the quiet concentration, and the cool, smooth clay moving between your hands create an experience that’s both grounding and transformative. That experience came to life at Fort Pierce Central High School with the inaugural meeting of Cobras on the Wheel, a brand‑new pottery experience designed to bring our Cobra community together through the Arts. Led by veteran ceramics instructor Katherine Avra, the studio buzzed with energy as she … Read More

On Saturday, January 24, 2026, the Port St. Lucie High School Jaguar Battalion hosted its 31st Annual Military Ball at the Santa Lucia River Club. This formal event brought together cadets, faculty, and distinguished guests to celebrate another year of leadership and excellence. Male cadets attended in their Class A uniforms, while female cadets wore formal gowns. The evening commenced with the formal posting of the colors. This year’s Color Guard was commanded by C/CPT Axel Andrade, serving as the National Flag Bearer. He was joined by C/1SG Hamza Alqadi as the State Flag Bearer, C/CPT Jaden McCown as the … Read More

Fairlawn Elementary recently welcomed K–2 families for an engaging and informative Camp UFLI Parent Night that brought learning, community, and fun together. Rebecca did a fantastic job presenting all of the information. The evening was designed to help families better understand the UFLI literacy program and learn practical ways to support reading development at home. Parents and students had the opportunity to explore what UFLI looks like in the classroom while gaining helpful tips to reinforce skills beyond the school day. The event also had a festive atmosphere, with families enjoying hot dogs fresh off the grill, cooked by Principal … Read More

On January 22, 2026, the Port Saint Lucie High School Jaguar Battalion successfully hosted its third blood drive of the school year. In partnership with ONEBLOOD, the event saw 28 students, faculty, and staff members participate, potentially saving up to 84 lives. Cadets played an essential role in the drive’s success by managing various logistics. Key responsibilities included checking in donors to verify eligibility, acting as “runners” to escort students to and from their classes, and monitoring donors in the recovery area. This hands-on involvement ensured the ONEBLOOD “BIGREDBUS” operated efficiently throughout the day. The Jaguar Battalion is proud of … Read More

Today, we’re celebrating our incredible students from the **Class of 2026 and Class of 2027** who attended the **HBCU/HSI College Fair**!   This trip is always one of our favorites each year because it’s more than a field trip—it’s a glimpse into the future. Our students asked thoughtful questions, made meaningful connections, and took major steps toward their goals as they prepare to **spread their wings**.   And the best part? **Some of our amazing students walked away with admissions letters in hand!**    We are beyond proud of every student who represented Port St. Lucie High School today with … Read More

The FPC High School Ladies Softball program kicked off the 2026 season with energy, teamwork, and a fresh coat of purple and gold pride! On Friday, January 23rd, the team held its very first team bonding activity of the year led by Coach Stephanie DeVries and it was the perfect blend of fun, hard work, and school spirit. Players and coaches rolled up their sleeves and spent the afternoon updating their dugouts with vibrant new paint, giving the field a refreshed look that reflects this year’s team motto: “Look Good, Feel Good, Play Good.” The first step in looking good? A field … Read More

Bayshore proudly stepped into the spirit of unity at this year’s MLK Parade, honoring a legacy that continues to inspire our school community. Every generation carries the dream forward, and today our students, staff, and families showed what it means to walk with purpose, hope, and pride. As we marched, we reflected on Dr. King’s message of justice, equality, and compassion for all values we strive to live every day at Bayshore. Celebrating together reminds us that progress is a collective journey. Hope moves when we move, and the dream grows stronger when each of us chooses courage and kindness. … Read More

Proud moment for our Eagles! Both our Eagle Boys and Girls Track teams have officially qualified for Indoor Nationals in the 4×200, showcasing the strength and determination of our athletes. Our boys’ team delivered an outstanding performance, earning the 6th fastest time in the entire state of Florida—a remarkable achievement that highlights their dedication and drive. These accomplishments are a true reflection of what hard work, passion, and the relentless Eagle spirit look like on and off the track. We couldn’t be prouder of the effort, commitment, and heart our athletes bring to every race. Congratulations to both teams on … Read More

Remarkable things are happening in our community, and tonight was a shining example. Our very own Titan, Marnya Matthew, truly embodied the spirit of an empowered youth leader! As a Youth of the Year finalist with the Boys & Girls Club, Marnya delivered a passionate speech on the importance of mental health, courageously encouraging others to seek help and be a supportive friend to those who may be struggling. Her words and actions serve as a beacon of hope and inspiration to everyone around her. Marnya’s genuine compassion reflects the values we hold dear, reminding us that our Titans continue … Read More

Fairlawn students enjoyed a joyful and well-deserved Picnic on the Green as we celebrated their academic growth from PM1 to PM2. The event brought smiles, music, and plenty of excitement as students gathered outdoors to relax, connect with friends, and celebrate their hard work. Laughter filled the green as music played and students enjoyed the festive atmosphere together. This special celebration recognized the effort, perseverance, and progress our students have shown throughout the year. Watching them grow academically and socially has been incredibly rewarding, and this picnic was a fun way to honor those achievements. Events like this remind us … Read More

Bayshore Elementary’s Talent Show was an unforgettable celebration of creativity, confidence, and school spirit! Our amazing Jaguars took the stage and shone brightly, sharing their singing, dancing, acting, and special talents with courage and joy. Each performance reminded us how much talent lives within our school community, and it was truly inspiring to watch our students express themselves so proudly. A huge thank you to our supportive parents, teachers, and staff who filled the room with cheers and encouragement. Your energy helped make every performer feel celebrated and uplifted. We are so proud of our Jaguars; their talents warmed our … Read More

Palm Pointe K‑8 opened Literacy Week with a well‑attended Big Apple Read to Succeed Family Night at Big Apple Pizza on January 21. The event brought together students and families to celebrate reading, home–school partnership, and community support. Each student selected five complementary books to build a home library, then read alongside a trusted adult and completed a brief book response. Participants earned free pizza and a beverage, along with gaming tickets, as recognition for their effort and engagement. The evening highlighted the school’s commitment to fostering lifelong readers while strengthening family involvement. Palm Pointe extends appreciation to Big Apple Pizza and all … Read More

The Port St. Lucie High School Jaguar Battalion’s Drill Team competed at the Santaluces High School Drill Competition against six other schools on January 9th. The competition consisted of Armed Squad, Unarmed Squad, Male Individual Exhibition, Female Individual Exhibition, LET one squad, Male/Mixed dual exhibition, and Color Guard.  The Jaguars did incredibly well in their first competition of the season. Male Unarmed Squad earned 1st place, Male Armed Squad achieved 4th place, Male dual exhibition took 2nd place, and Male individual Exhibition placed 3rd place. Female unarmed squad earned 2nd place, Female Armed took 1st place, Female individual Exhibition took 1st place, Female … Read More

SLW Centennial High School is proud to collaborate with Indian River State College (IRSC) to support students on their journey to higher education. During a recent on‑campus event, IRSC representatives, SLWCHS school counselors, SLWCHS teachers, and district personnel worked together to guide students through the college application process. This partnership gives students valuable hands-on support as they explore their future academic pathways. Participants also learned about the IRSC Promise Program, an incredible opportunity that offers eligible students free tuition. By connecting students with resources, personalized assistance, and financial support options, SLW Centennial continues to empower learners to confidently prepare for … Read More