Category: School News

At Treasure Coast High School, Ms. De Leon’s class recently completed a fun and engaging science lesson that had everyone excited about learning! The lesson began with a discussion on how materials undergo changes, sparking curiosity among the students. Ms. De Leon introduced the concept of how baking soda can be altered by different liquids, leading to an intriguing question: Which liquid will cause the most significant change in baking soda? To find the answer, the students conducted an experiment where they added various liquids—water, lemon juice, and vinegar—along with red food coloring to baking soda. They carefully observed and recorded … Read More

Mrs. Slappey’s Wilderness Club from Rivers Edge Elementary embarked on another trail expedition, uncovering some of nature’s hidden gems. The students were thrilled to discover an opossum jaw bone, a snake skin, and some enchanting lichen along the way. The experience was nothing short of magical, sparking curiosity and wonder among the budding naturalists. Founded in 2017 by Mrs. Slappey, the Wilderness Club has been a cornerstone of hands-on learning at Rivers Edge Elementary. The club’s activities include hiking the trails behind the campus and exploring the back trails overlooking the St. Lucie River. Students learn to identify various animal … Read More

St. Lucie West Centennial school’s wrestling team made a remarkable showing at the prestigious Skylar White Wrestling Tournament. Among the standout performers were Caitlin Bohrer and Natalie Reed, who both secured podium finishes in their respective weight classes. Caitlin Bohrer demonstrated exceptional skill and determination, earning a well-deserved second place. Her performance was a testament to her hard work and dedication to the sport. Caitlin’s matches were intense and closely contested, showcasing her technical prowess and strategic acumen. Natalie Reed also made a significant impact, clinching third place. Her journey through the tournament was marked by resilience and tenacity, as … Read More

A massive thank you and heartfelt appreciation goes out to the extraordinary organizers who made the Winter Wonderland dance for our exceptional ESE students such a resounding success! The morning was truly magical, filled with joy and laughter. Our students had an absolute blast, their smiles illuminating the dance floor and creating a heartwarming atmosphere for everyone present. It was incredibly touching to witness their excitement and engagement. We also extend our sincere gratitude to the wonderful students from our local high schools who supported and attended the event sponsored by PSLHS. Their presence truly amplified the spirit of the … Read More

Southport Middle School teachers, staff, and students came together to commemorate Martin Luther King’s legacy.  Southport band students, led by Mr. Brandon Pasquence, played a variety of songs. Our cheerleading squad, led by Ms. Jennifer Filippini, performed numerous cheers.  Ivan the Ibis, Southport’s mascot, was represented by 8th grader and student council president, Michael Nevin-Demmons.  Coach Zoerhof, along with several student athletes were also in attendance. The artwork created by Southport’s students, all focused on the theme “Change Begins with Me,” was showcased throughout the float. We’re incredibly grateful to All Florida Looks, INC landscaping company for lending their trailer … Read More

At Southport Middle School, Physical Education classes host an array of sports. Southport students have the opportunity to learn how to improve their health in a variety of ways.  During third quarter our physical education coaches are focused on flag football, whiffle ball, and handball.  Twice a week, our coaches switch things up by also offering weight training, capture the flag, and a variety of outdoor sports. Southport is fortunate to have their very own school resource officer join students for weight training. SRD Mocerino helps students with their form, understanding their personal goals and limitations, and brings a positive … Read More

In 2nd grade at Morningside Elementary, students enthusiastically participated in a collaborative activity that was focused on telling time. Working in groups of four, each team discussed various clocks and determined the correct times together. Once all members reached a consensus, they recorded their answers on individual cards. The room was filled with lively conversation and cooperation, as students encouraged one another and shared strategies. This engaging experience not only enhanced their time-telling skills but also fostered teamwork and communication, allowing them to learn from one another while having fun in the process. It was a delightful demonstration of collaborative … Read More

This year’s Mel Fisher Pop-Up Museum’s theme is “The Bermuda Triangle.” Media Specialist, Mrs. Sievers, has put together the 8 panels that the Museum consists of for her students to enjoy over the past few weeks. Students were able to learn about the fascinating history of the Bermuda Triangle, learning all about the facts and the fantasies that came along with it! Students have used their critical thinking skills to investigate this media mystery that started with a news article written by a Miami newspaper in 1950 that showed many of the missing vessels that were last seen in an … Read More

January 16, 2025, marked a momentous occasion in Fort Pierce as community members, partners, and volunteers gathered for the ribbon-cutting ceremony at the People’s Garden. The event celebrated the culmination of hard work and dedication that brought this wonderful project to fruition. The garden, a testament to community collaboration, drew smiles and enthusiasm from attendees as they officially opened this new green space. Speeches highlighted the garden’s potential to foster community bonds, promote healthy eating, and emphasized the garden’s crucial role in feeding the homeless and helping to alleviate food insecurity within the community.  As the ribbon was cut, there was … Read More

From January 13th to 17th, SLW Centennial High School celebrated Student Appreciation Week. This week was dedicated to recognizing and appreciating the hard work and spirit of our students. The week was filled with engaging activities and themed days that brought the school community closer together. Pajama Dress-up Day kicked off the week on a cozy note. Students and staff were encouraged to wear their most comfortable pajamas to school, creating a relaxed and fun atmosphere. It was a delightful sight to see everyone in their cozy attire, taking a break from the usual dress code and enjoying a day … Read More

We are thrilled to announce some incredible news regarding Lincoln Park Academy’s athletic wrestling program. For the very first time in the history of our program, the Lincoln Park Academy boys wrestling team has achieved the title of District Dual Champions! They secured this remarkable victory by defeating Cardinal Newman with a score of 54-27 in the finals. Congratulations to the LPA boys wrestling team and Coach Carter on this outstanding achievement! With this win, they will now advance to the regional competition. We wish the team and Coach Carter the best of luck as they strive for success at … Read More

We are delighted to share the success of our recent IRSC Application Day, which took place last Thursday. This event provided our seniors with a fantastic opportunity to take a significant step toward their future by applying to Indian River State College (IRSC). The day was made even more special with the exclusive T-shirts provided for our teachers and staff by IRSC. These T-shirts added to the excitement and allowed our educators to show their support and school spirit. We had an impressive 329 students sign in to kick off their journey toward life after high school with IRSC. This achievement … Read More

A remarkable 250 senior students from Port St. Lucie High School recently embarked on an enriching field trip to Indian River State College (IRSC), immersing themselves in the vibrant campus environment. This hands-on experience provided invaluable insights into college life, allowing students to explore the campus facilities and envision their potential future as college students. A key focus of the visit was the PROMISE program, which offers two years of free tuition, a significant incentive for aspiring college attendees. Students received direct support in completing their applications for this valuable program, as well as crucial assistance with their general college … Read More

In anticipation of “Celebrate Literacy Week” starting January 27th, Mosaic Digital Academy K-5 students visited their local public library to explore the plethora of free resources available to them. The Paula A. Lewis Library, part of the St. Lucie County Library system, introduced students to a diverse range of books, digital resources, and engaging activities including STEM, multimedia, and bilingual programs.  All students were provided a library card and were able to check out up to 50 items at a time! Having access to free books and reading materials tailored to various reading levels is a critical component of developing … Read More

We proudly congratulate Janiel Figueroa for being chosen to perform for the Florida All-State High School Honor. The Ensemble, a rare opportunity that only a select few, including Janiel, get to experience, consisted of nearly a hundred performers statewide. Janiel has achieved one of the highest individual honors for Florida high school musicians by earning a place in the All-State Bands. This prestigious accomplishment, unique to a few, highlights their dedication and skill in music, showcasing the exceptional talent at our school. Tri-M, the National High School Music Honor Society, held a competition. Riley Kirschling’s dedication and consistency led her … Read More

In Mrs. Enoch’s and Pank’s Writing and Science Lab, students enthusiastically participated in the interactive game “Eat or Be Eaten.” This engaging educational tool allowed them to actively construct food chains, providing a hands-on learning experience. Through the game, students explored the intricate relationships within ecosystems, gaining a deeper understanding of the roles of various organisms. They learned about producers, which are typically plants that create their own food through photosynthesis. They also identified primary consumers, such as herbivores that eat the producers, and secondary consumers, which are carnivores or omnivores that prey on primary consumers. Additionally, the game highlighted … Read More

Shark Chefs from Ms. Tremblay’s Culinary Class completed their Entrepreneurship Unit! Students were thrilled to create their vision for a Food Truck. On the final day before class presentations, Teppan Nyoko, one of SLWK8’s Business Partners came to teach and support our students. They were on-site for students to learn about the inside workings of this business model. Students were invited to cook some incredible hibachi specialties. They also had the opportunity to try some of the delicious offerings Ram serves to his patrons. It was a memorable experience for everyone, and Shark Nation could not be prouder. A huge … Read More