HOCO as we now know it, or homecoming for many of us nostalgic types reading this, is one of the fall’s most celebrated times in high school. At FPC, moments like the HOCO dance make memories to last beyond a season or year, even beyond high school. Homecoming is a time for union, reunion, and warm receptions. This year was a grand celebration filled with the lively jazz sounds of New Orleans with a nod to the Princess and the Frog. The Student Government Association (SGA), Mr. Bradley, and Ms. Polite rolled out the red carpet for attendees. The FPC … Read More

Fairlawn students in Ms. Buck’s third-grade class were introduced to area this week in math. Students used Cheez-Its as square units to measure the area of different shapes! It was a delicious lesson!

The Fort Pierce Central Medical Academy partnered with One Blood to host a blood drive on Thursday, October 26, in the FPC auditorium. Thank you to the heroes who boarded the Big Red Buses to save lives. Every two seconds someone needs blood in our country (American Red Cross, 2023). This single seemingly small act will help save many lives! Special thank you to Barbara Charles and Lorraine Young for organizing this life-saving event! Reference The American Red Cross. (2023). U.S. blood supply facts. Importance of the blood supply. https://www.redcrossblood.org/donate-blood/how-to-donate/how-blood-donations-help/blood-needs-blood-supply.html

The third-graders in Mrs. Blaszkiewicz’s class created animal creatures to showcase their knowledge of area in math! They had a great time using their creativity to apply to their math standards!

  Algebra may not be second nature for all of us. However, at Cobra Nation, our amazing Algebra team lives, breathes, and teaches math as a life skill. Our dynamic Algebra team is composed of Ms. Dowdy, Mr. Badac, Mrs. McDade, Mrs. Mead, Ms. Robinson, and Mr. Rymer who bring math to life in ways that enable, empower, and activate our students’ learning potential. Our administrative team extends a hearty Cobra praise to this hard-working team as they collaboratively plan and use the backward design of planning. The team is focused on the “how” of planning and sharing strategies with … Read More

Mrs. Saulnier’s 1st grade class learned about data points and frequency by charting their favorite pie. Students sampled pumpkin pie, apple pie, and cherry pie. Then students plotted their data points on a picture graph. Students also represented their data with tally marks and compared different types of pie using data! Making meaning and memories with math! #MSEshinesBRIGHT

SLWK8 third-grade students in Ms. Owen’s class completed an extraordinary Escape Room all about Area and Perimeter! Students worked collaboratively to complete different mathematical tasks, as they navigated to “escape” in time. Excellent teamwork and strategy, Sharks!

The fourth-grade students at White City had a great time making the most of the beautiful weather as they took their reading activity outside to read their parts in the drama “Peter Meets Wendy.” Once the play was over, the students collaborated to summarize the story.

Cobra Nation Goes from Purple & Gold to PINK!   Cobra nation is known for a pallet of purple and gold. Once a year, FPC goes all out and all PINK to recognize, honor, and celebrate the bravery and pride of our breast cancer heroes. Adora Burkes Barbara Hisey Vanessa Solomon Cindy Swertfager Barbara Williams Though October is the designated month for breast cancer awareness, Central honors and supports our family throughout the year. More than survivors, they are exemplary heroes that we honor year-round. FPC warmly welcomes back Mrs. Adora Burkes to campus! A special thank you to Sharon … Read More

Ms. Dvir from PNC, in partnership with Read for the Record, visited Ms. Budhram’s and Ms. Dalis’ VPK classroom to read the story “With Lots of Love”. This story was wonderfully written and illustrated to give students a glimpse of what family means, finding ways to stay connected, and sharing love across distances. Ms. Dvir enjoyed sharing stories about her own family and the special things they like to do. Students thanked Ms. Dvir with personal pictures of their own family and things that they love. Thank you for your partnership!    

St. Lucie West Centennial High School students had the opportunity to go to IRSC on November 2nd to tour the campus.  Students learned about the different programs offered at IRSC.  Eagles planning for their future!

Congratulations to the following Titans on earning a perfect score on the following assessments: Raquel 9 FAST ELA Reading, Joshua 10 FAST ELA Reading, Emily 10 FAST ELA Reading, Brianna Biology EOC, Davis U.S. History EOC, and Immanuel FSAA Biology 1 EOC. We are so proud of you! Titan Born, Titan Bred!

CAM’s staff enjoy working together. We know how to bring fun into the building. Each team was tasked with decorating a table and providing treats for students who earned 60 ClassDojo points. The students had a spooktacular time getting treats!

SLWK8 truly embraced the spirit of Hispanic Heritage Month. We organized an amazing door decorating contest that breathed life into our halls. Ms. Richardson’s Kindergarten class transformed their door into a beautiful work of art representing Prosperity, Power, and Progress! Our dedicated staff came together for a delectable potluck, offering culinary delights from various Hispanic countries. We also elevated our morning announcements by spotlighting prominent Hispanic figures who’ve shaped our world. It was a month where our students and staff united in honoring the rich and vibrant culture of Hispanic Heritage.    

The SLW Centennial High School’s NAVY JROTC Navy Eagles “Black Talon” Company provided a 50 State Flag Honor Guard to celebrate Senior Night on Friday, October 27th, 2023 at the St. Lucie County Regional Stadium prior to the varsity football game versus Lake Brantley. The Honor Guard honored all seniors starting with the NJROTC Seniors, then the Football Seniors, followed by Cheerleader Seniors. The “Black Talon” Seniors that were honored during Senior Night were Cadet Lieutenant Commander Alesha Alexandre (Black Talon’s Commanding Officer), Cadet Lieutenant Casey Scott (Black Talon’s Executive Officer), Cadet Ensign Faith Miller (Black Talon’s Operations Officer), Cadet … Read More

Meet Flo! For the past 21 days, our Floresta Dolphins have participated in a school-wide embryology project sponsored by our local 4-H.  Students explored the development of living things with this first-hand experience of incubating eggs and watching them hatch.

Students In Mrs. Madorma’s class engaged in exploratory science inquiry activities to explore the distance of stars. Students used flashlights, grid paper, and meter sticks to simulate the brightness of stars at different distances. Students discovered the answers to such questions as: How does the distance of a star affect how bright it looks?  How do you think the distance of a star will change its brightness?  What causes some stars to be brighter than others?

LPA’s National Honor Society, led by Presidents Noah Fox-Goodman and Alexandra Watson, went out to Sportsman’s Park’s Trunk or Treat event to bring smiles (and treats!) to children this spooky season. There were so many kids! Hopefully our skeleton didn’t scare them too much…  

The Treasure Coast High School Titan Sound Band participated in the FBA District 13 MPA (Music Performance Assessment) on Saturday, October 29th. They performed their 2023 field production “Finding Home” for a group of pristine adjudicators and earned straight superiors! The Titan Sound Band then went on to play at the TC football game, where they rallied the team to victory against Vero Beach High School. We are immensely proud of their hard work throughout this award-winning marching season. Titan Born, Titan Bred!