Category: School News

At Bayshore Elementary, our caring counselors recently organized delightful springtime activities to uplift spirits and show appreciation for both students and staff. The event featured a paper egg hunt where teachers, staff, cafeteria workers, front office personnel, and support staff eagerly participated. Each person collected seven eggs, each worth specific points, with the highest scorer earning a special reward. All staff also received bracelets and stickers with positive messages. Additionally, counselors welcomed students with bunny-themed surprises, giving each student an egg with a note saying, “We’re eggcited you’re here!” along with a smelly sticker. These thoughtful activities were designed to … Read More

Eagles’ Nest Preschool is a laboratory preschool classroom open to children ages 4 (by September 1st) to 5 years.  St. Lucie West Centennial High School students enrolled in the Early Childhood Education Academy have the opportunity to observe the preschool’s professionally trained staff and preschoolers in a real classroom setting. The students acquire positive interaction with preschoolers, learn from creative staff, study developmentally appropriate practices for children, and earn industry certifications. Eagles’ Nest is located at 1485 SW Cashmere Blvd., Port St. Lucie, FL, 34986. Our school is located in the northwest corner of the St. Lucie West Centennial High … Read More

SLW Centennial High School celebrated a remarkable achievement as Jeremy Felix and Jaylin Williams were named TC Palm Players of the Year. Their exceptional performances on the basketball court earned them this prestigious recognition, highlighting their dedication and skill. Adding to the school’s accolades, Coach Jesse Stewart was honored as Coach of the Year. Stewart’s leadership and strategic prowess have been instrumental in guiding the team to success, fostering a culture of excellence and teamwork. These awards highlight the talent and hard work of SLW Centennial’s basketball program, promising a bright future for the athletes and their coach. Congratulations to … Read More

TCHS’s JROTC students visited Embry-Riddle University for their fourth-quarter CIA trip. During the visit, students explored the diverse range of classes and activities that the university offers. The experience was both enlightening and inspiring, as students discovered the various programs that make Embry-Riddle a leader in aviation and aerospace education. Among the highlights were the state-of-the-art flight simulations, which gave cadets a taste of what it’s like to train as a pilot. They also delved into the engineering courses, where the cadets learned how to design and build innovative solutions to real-world problems. Additionally, they learned about the pilot classes, … Read More

The St. Lucie West Centennial E.A.G.L.E.S. (Empowered Adults Gaining Life and Employability Skills) are reaching new heights as they acquire valuable skills working in the school cafeteria. Throughout the school year, these dedicated individuals have been collaborating with the cafeteria staff, learning to prepare various food items such as egg packs, salsa packs, and premade meals for lunch. The partnership has seen the E.A.G.L.E.S. actively involved in making pizza, sandwiches for field trips, and parfaits, significantly enhancing their speed and productivity. This progress is a testament to the supportive and nurturing environment provided by the Centennial cafeteria workers. The E.A.G.L.E.S. … Read More

Centennial Criminal Justice students recently had the unique opportunity to participate in a Civil Discourse session led by Judge Maynard, alongside several local attorneys and legal staff who volunteered their time. This hands-on experience aimed to enhance students’ understanding of legal processes and effective communication. The session began with an attorney-led discussion on how to approach controversial matters, highlighting effective and ineffective behaviors during arguments. Students were then divided into three groups—Petitioners, Respondents, and the Jury—and given a fact pattern based on a real case. Attorney coaches worked privately with the Petitioners and Respondents to prepare their arguments, while another … Read More

Lakewood Park Elementary’s Everglades Champion School committee and our Student Ambassadors celebrated at the St. Lucie Earth Day Festival.  The Earth Day Festival took place on April 12 at the Oxbow Eco-Center. Lakewood Park Falcons shared their passion for being good stewards of our Mother Earth.  The vendor booth included an Everglades Animal Classification activity, a Guess how long it takes to decompose activity, student ambassadors repurposed material art sculptures, and a selfie station. The day was abuzz with education, inspiration, music, and community connection.  Lakewood Park staff and students enjoyed this beautiful day out in the community, sharing their … Read More

Fairlawn Elementary celebrated student appreciation week April 7-11. The week was filled with opportunities for the students to share how they are shining stars, walk the red carpet, and feel the love they deserve each and every day. The week also found students getting pizza, treats, and a special ending to the week.  Students voted earlier in the year for who they would want to see run an inflatable race, and on Friday, their votes were heard.  Students came out and watched staff members in inflatable costumes from dinosaurs, to a dachshund, to flamingos, and even an alien try their … Read More

Students and staff came together to celebrate diversity and creativity at the 2nd Annual Fort Pierce Central High School Cultural Fest, held in the school’s courtyard on Thursday, April 17th. This lively and colorful event brought the school’s melting pot of cultures to life, showcasing the diverse backgrounds and traditions that make up the Fort Pierce Central community. The Cultural Fest featured uniquely curated table displays, music as well as traditional food and drinks from various cultures. Attendees enjoyed exploring tables filled with cultural artifacts, traditional clothing, and information about different countries and their ancestral histories. The aroma of global … Read More

Village Green Environmental Studies School hosted their first “B” Strong Pep Rally for their Kindergarten, First, and Second Grade students. Principal, Mrs. Boria, and Assistant Principal, Mrs. Drost, kicked off the event with a fun and encouraging song and dance to get our students in the testing spirit and encourage them to try their best and finish the school year off strong! Teachers from each grade level performed a short and inspirational skit to the packed cafeteria. Students enjoyed the show pep rally and felt the love and support from their teachers and the entire VGESS faculty and staff.  We … Read More

Mrs. Saulnier’s 1st grade students are having a blast honing their graphing skills with an engaging jelly bean activity! The young mathematicians sort colorful jelly beans by type, then graph their findings using a bar graph. This hands-on experience not only reinforces their understanding of sorting and data representation but also cultivates critical thinking as they compare the different quantities. As they eagerly analyze the results, the excitement in the classroom grows, showcasing how math can be both educational and entertaining. At MSE, learning is infused with joy, making each lesson memorable. With activities like these, students develop a solid … Read More

Last Thursday, Treasure Coast High School students eagerly participated in our dynamic End of Course Exam Boot-Camp, gearing up for the upcoming state exams next month. The atmosphere was electric as students dove into a series of engaging activities designed to sharpen their algebra skills. From interactive problem-solving sessions to collaborative group challenges, the boot-camp was a whirlwind of excitement and learning. Students tackled complex algebraic equations with enthusiasm, supported by our dedicated team of educators who provided personalized guidance and encouragement. The boot-camp not only boosted their confidence but also fostered a sense of camaraderie among peers, creating a … Read More

The Fort Pierce Central National Honor Society (NHS), along with numerous other organizations, volunteered at the Oxbow Eco-Center as they hosted their annual Earth Day 2025 celebration. This earth-centric event brings the community together in a vibrant display of passion, creativity, and dedication to preserving our planet. This event was far more than just a celebration—it was a platform for showcasing countless opportunities, from diverse engagement experiences with nonprofit organizations to valuable skills and unique talents, all in the spirit of promoting a cleaner, greener Earth.   Members of the NHS filled numerous roles in both the preparation and execution … Read More

The Centennial High School Flag Football team achieved a significant milestone by securing their 50th win all-time with a victory over Tradition Prep. This accomplishment is a testament to the dedication and hard work of coaches Brenton Kappler and Garland Heath, who have been leading the team for many years. Flag Football is a relatively new sport to the Florida High School Athletic Association (FHSAA), and Coach Kappler has been a prominent advocate at the state level, championing the sport’s growth and development. His leadership and commitment have made him a key figure among local coaches, and together with Coach … Read More

A HUGE congratulations goes to Village Green Environmental Studies School’s fifth graders who had an outstanding performance on Thursday for their families and schoolmates. They have been working hard all school year to perfect their dances and showcase their talents. Each fifth-grade class had a specific song they performed, including classics from Footloose, Grease, Mamma Mia, and Annie. Three special students from Port St. Lucie High School’s Drama Department coached the fifth graders and led them to an unforgettable performance. Thank you to Noah Lehman, Keira Ashby, and Kalia Alexander for your commitment, time, and dedication to our students. Village … Read More

The drama students at SLW Centennial High School captivated the audience with their performance of the play, Moana. The production showcased the students’ remarkable talent and dedication, bringing the enchanting story to life on stage. The evening was filled with excitement and emotion as the students delivered a stunning portrayal of Moana’s journey. Their performances were met with enthusiastic applause, highlighting the hard work and creativity that went into the production. At the end of the performance, the theater director, Ms. Pye, who has been a guiding force for the drama department, was presented with a special thank-you gift from … Read More

At Bayshore Elementary, Principal Mrs. Silas is dedicated to ensuring students are well-prepared and confident for their state assessments. In testing days, she visits classrooms to remind students of effective test-taking strategies, such as time management, reading questions carefully, and eliminating incorrect answers. Her supportive presence helps to alleviate anxiety and boost morale. Additionally, there are grade-level pep rallies, creating an atmosphere of excitement and motivation. These rallies feature fun activities, encouraging speeches, and cheers that energize students and foster a sense of community. Through these efforts, Bayshore administration, coaches, teachers, and staff aim to inspire students to do their … Read More

The proud sponsor of the Fort Pierce Central High School Speech and Debate team, Mrs. Jennifer Wright, coaches this group of bright and dedicated FPC Cobras who are concluding their season with remarkable strength. Throughout the year, these talented students have diligently honed their Civic Knowledge, Public Speaking, and Debate skills, culminating in their qualification and participation at the prestigious Florida Civics and Debate Initiative (FCDI) State Championship held at the esteemed New College of Florida. The state-wide competition showcased the exceptional talent within the team, with several members distinguishing themselves through their hard work and intellectual prowess. Among those … Read More

On Saturday, April 12, 2025, several of Ms. Bosque’s fifth-grade students participated in the Elementary Science Showcase at the St. Lucie Public Schools District Office. Completing a science project deepens students’ understanding of a scientific investigation, and it requires them to apply scientific inquiry, a multifaceted activity. The processes of science inquiry include formulating investigable questions, constructing investigations, collecting appropriate data, evaluating the meaning of that data, and communicating the results. When students use their critical thinking skills and apply the scientific process, this enables them to analyze information and draw conclusions. Our students worked hard on their projects, and … Read More

What a fantastic day for our students in Mr. Slover’s Building Construction Class! Our first annual “Careers in Construction” Day this past Saturday was a resounding success, and it’s all thanks to our amazing industry partners. A huge thank you to Deb Frazier and Jen Williams (Treasure Coast Builders Association), Adam Sampson (Southpaw Plumbing), Abraham Ramos (Lehman Electric), and Miguel Montoya (Millennium A/C Service LLC) for providing such insightful hands-on experiences. We’re so proud that this event helped many of our students identify their passion and future career paths in the building trades! We even had students say, “I know … Read More