The Fort Pierce Central annual PBIS Cobra Spring Carnival brought students together for an afternoon of fun, connection, and school spirit, highlighting the positive culture celebrated throughout the year.
Featuring over 50 stations, our biggest carnival yet, with of free carnival‑style games, giving students the opportunity to enjoy a wide variety of activities at no cost. In addition to the games, food and drinks were available for exchange for vouchers adding to the festive atmosphere and making the event a well‑rounded experience for everyone in attendance.
As a PBIS‑sponsored event, the Cobra Spring Carnival reinforced the importance of positive behavior, engagement, and community building. Events like this provide students with meaningful opportunities to connect with peers and staff while celebrating the shared values that help create a welcoming and supportive school environment. Below, Mrs. Ortiz and her student pose with a personal Caricature drawn by National Art Honor Society member Angel Gonzalez-Casillas in under 60 seconds!
The PBIS Cobra Spring Carnival continues to be a highlight of the school year, offering students a fun and inclusive way to celebrate their school community while enjoying a lively and memorable event.
