Category: School News

First graders at MSE  had an amazing time at the Florida Oceanographic Society Center! They explored the fascinating world of marine life, learning about sea turtles, shark habitats, and the rich ecosystems of the ocean. The highlight of their visit was the touch tank, where students had the chance to interact with stingrays and other marine animals, creating unforgettable hands-on experiences. The behavior of the Blue Jays was commendable, as they received compliments for being respectful and attentive listeners throughout the trip. This educational adventure not only enriched their knowledge of marine biology but also fostered a deeper appreciation for … Read More

To celebrate the academic success of our Manatees, Village Green Environmental Studies School threw a Pajama Growth Party for those students who showed growth on their iReady Math and Reading Diagnostics. Students who reached specific growth criteria received a certificate for their achievements and an invitation to wear pajamas to school on Friday. In addition, during the student’s resource time, they enjoyed a delicious cupcake along with a dance party and fun games! Congratulations to all of our Manatees who demonstrated growth on the iReady diagnostic. We are so proud of each one of you and we loved being able … Read More

St. Lucie Elementary and the Department of Student Services partnered with the Treasure Coast Food Bank to host a pop-up market. As a partner agency with the Treasure Coast Food Bank, SLPS’s Parent Educator, Rebecca Benton helped organize fresh produce, non-perishable goods, and hygiene items to be donated to St. Lucie Elementary.  Families and staff were able to pick from a wide variety of goods, such as oranges, sweet potatoes, cabbage, apples, carrots, canned beans, and vegetable soup; along with toothpaste and shampoo. Smiles were seen everywhere you looked at the market!  Thank you Treasure Coast Food Bank for these … Read More

SLW Centennial’s culinary students recently took center stage as they prepared for an important meeting, showcasing their exceptional skills in culinary arts and event planning. The students meticulously prepared a variety of delicious dishes, demonstrating their proficiency in different cooking techniques and their ability to create a diverse menu. From appetizers to desserts, each dish was crafted with care and precision, showcasing the students’ culinary talents. In addition to preparing the food, the students also took charge of decorating the room. They transformed the meeting space into an inviting and elegant setting, using their artistic flair to create a warm and … Read More

Recently, 2nd graders from Morningside Elementary visited the OXBOW Environmental Center, where they engaged in vital lessons about protecting our natural resources. They learned the importance of cleaning up waste, recycling, and using only what they need—essential practices for sustainability. While exploring the beautiful trails, students enjoyed a mini history lesson about St. Lucie County and Florida. This enriching experience emphasized how understanding our local history is crucial in recognizing the importance of safeguarding our environment. By connecting past and present, the students gained valuable insights into their role in protecting nature and resources, fostering a sense of responsibility and … Read More

Forest Grove Middle School welcomed Gabe Jacas from the University of Illinois (graduate of Fort Pierce Central High School) and Roger Walters from Iowa Western University (graduate of St. Lucie West Centennial High School) to our school. They delivered amazing messages full of valuable advice and inspiration to our students. These messages included what they did to stay focused and keep what was most important to them in their daily goals and plans.  It was awesome to see how much the kids appreciated them and the priceless interactions that followed! These two young men are great examples of athletes, students, and … Read More

Lincoln Park Academy Wind Symphony members Michael Ferrara (10th), Olivia Ganeto-Pressley (11th), Lucas Huang (10th), Jeno Retutal (11th), and Nash Barcelona (9th) had the incredible honor of performing in the University of Miami Frost Honor Band. The Frost Honor Band Festival brings approximately 150 talented high school instrumentalists from the State of Florida to the University of Miami Frost School of Music for two days of rehearsals, master classes by Frost School artist faculty, and a final concert. Their hard work and passion were on full display as they represented Lincoln Park Academy with pride. Congratulations to these members of the LPA Wind Symphony!

Lawnwood Leopards are celebrating Black History Month while creating lifelong memories through community engagement. Mrs. Collins’ fourth-grade students are always eager to learn about community leaders.  In honor of Black History Month, Mrs. Collins invited Fort Pierce City Commissioner Curtis Johnson Jr. to visit her class. This provided students with a unique opportunity to practice their communication skills by interviewing him. Now, they are transforming these insights into PowerPoint presentations, enhancing their public speaking and technical abilities. This hands-on experience not only deepened their understanding of local governance but also fostered essential skills for their future. These experiences will become … Read More

St. Lucie West K8’s School Counseling Department goes above and beyond to advocate and support our students. This past week we celebrated National School Counseling Week. Our School Counselors invited our staff to celebrate throughout the week in our Student Services hallway. We had the opportunity to learn more about the critical role our counselors play on our school campuses. Not only did we learn more about the pivotal role they play, but they spoiled us with sweet treats and games the entire week! Staff and students were able to dress up as superheroes, twin with friends, and show their … Read More

St. Lucie West K8 third-graders were pumped for the Super Bowl! Mrs. D’Andrea and Mrs. Schettini’s third-grade AMP Math classes had a Super Bowl-themed Fraction Review Day. Students teamed up to go head-to-head in various fraction-based activities. They rotated around the room to compete individually and to work in teams. Not only were students cooperatively learning to solve real-world math problems, but they were able to show their team spirit as well! Our proud principal, Mr. Lezeau even joined in on the fun! Students are heading towards success by making learning fun and full of Shark Nation spirit!

Palm Pointe sent 10 students to participate in the Regional STEM Fair.  The students presented their projects to three different judges and they were graded on a rubric that laid out all the criteria for the projects.  They presented in different categories and on a variety of topics.  In addition to gaining knowledge on the topic they presented, they learned life skills including meeting deadlines, presenting to others, and working through problems.  Our students did an amazing job, and we are so proud of them. Students are anxiously awaiting the results from their presentations and hopeful that they might be … Read More

Mosaic Digital Academy Students Participate in the Innovative “Build a Change” Project to Promote Sea Turtle Conservation Efforts and Environmental Awareness Students in grades K-2 engaged in the “Build a Change” project, where they collaborated to brainstorm ideas for supporting sea turtle conservation. These young change makers designed innovative solutions aimed at helping these remarkable creatures thrive. In addition to their brainstorming efforts, students participated in an art competition, creating artwork that emphasized the importance of conserving sea turtles. They also wrote pieces encouraging their peers and community members to take action in caring for our oceans! Our students thoroughly … Read More

The Earl F. Little Reunion Concert Sunday, February 16, 2025 | 7 PM The Historic Sunrise Theatre Ticket Prices: Youth/Student | $15 Adult | $25 Priority Seating | $40 Tickets are available online at: https://tickets.sunrisetheatre.com/en/buyingflow/tickets/11342/

We had an amazing time celebrating Literacy Week at Bayshore Elementary! One of the highlights was the Community Reading Day, where special guest readers from our community joined us to read to the students. The students were thrilled to hear stories from local community members and even some of our very own parents. Each guest brought their unique flair to the readings, making the stories come alive and sparking the students’ imaginations. It was a wonderful opportunity to emphasize the importance of reading and to show our students that the entire community values literacy. Thank you to all our guest … Read More

St. Lucie West K-8 Math Night for K-5th grade was amazing! Students had a Fin-Tastic time walking through the aisles of Publix, exploring different departments, and solving real-world math problems. It was a fun, hands-on experience that truly brought learning to life. Students thoroughly enjoyed solving problems with their teachers, friends, staff, and our Proud Principal, Mr. Lezeau! It was a wonderful way to bring our families of Shark Nation and community together to emphasize the importance of mathematics in our everyday lives. Thank you to Publix for partnering with our school to make this a truly magnificent mathematical evening!

To kick off literacy week at Palm Pointe, Mrs. Baise’s kindergarten class and Mrs. Garcia-Herrera’s sixth-grade class paired up to read together! The sixth-graders helped the younger students illustrate the book’s cover and a favorite scene from each story. The kindergartners were excited to show off all the sight words they knew!  Additional activities that students participated in included: a door decorating contest, schoolwide D.E.A.R. time, a Parent and Family Literacy Event, and book talks with student authors.  It was a great week enjoying books and sharing what we love about reading.  Classes that participated in buddy reading are sure … Read More

Congratulations to our Girls and Boys Basketball Teams! Our Sharks are headed to the Playoffs. The Girls Basketball Team is making history and headed for the playoffs for the first time! Shark Nation, let’s celebrate their huge accomplishments as they make history. This is a true testament to their hard work and perseverance. It would not be possible without the dedication of their incredibly JAW-SOME Coaches, Coach Jayy, Coach Watkins, and Coach Leaders. Thank you for seeing the potential in our students and helping them reach their goal of making the Playoffs! 24-25 Boys Basketball Team 24-25 Girls Basketball Team … Read More

  Treasure Coast High School’s International Business Academy’s Future Business Leaders of America students eagerly participated in Windmill Point’s Literacy Week. On Thursday, January 31, 2025, these dedicated students generously donated their time to read to the Windmill Point Wildcat classrooms. Their involvement not only highlighted their role model status and passion for reading but also fostered a love for literature among the younger students. By engaging with the Wildcat classrooms, they demonstrated the importance of community service and the joy of sharing knowledge. This event was a wonderful opportunity for the high school students to connect with the younger … Read More