Two Cadets from the SLW Centennial Navy JROTC unit from SLW Centennial High School participated in Southeast Florida’s Honor Flight Program.  The Honor Flight program’s mission is to fly local World War One, World War Two, Korean War, and Vietnam War Veterans to Washington DC, to visit the memorials built to honor their service and sacrifice.   The Cadets that had the privileged to participate were Cadet Petty Officer First Class Zachary Columbia and Cadet Petty Officer Third Class Jeremy Sanchez. The honor flight took place on Saturday, September 16th, 2023.

On Saturday, November 27th 2021, the SLW Centennial Navy JROTC assisted the Reverence Motorcycle Association and the Historical Society of Martin County in presenting Colors for the “Tribute to Valor” in remembering those who made the ultimate sacrifice in defending freedom during the Vietnam War and the Global War on Terrorism. The Color Guard personnel were right rifleman Cadet Petty Officer First Class Daniel Sharpe, unit flagman Cadet Petty Officer First Class Peyton Mangine, ensign flagman Color Guard Commander Cadet Ensign Casey Scott, and left rifleman Cadet Lieutenant Commander Gregory Vetrano.

The SLW Centennial High School NAVY JROTC unit assisted the Caribbean American Cultural Group, Inc. on Monday, January 17th, 2022 at their annual memorial celebration honoring the life and work of Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. The event took place at the Sunlight Community Church and the guest speaker was Hon. Byron Rushing, Massachusetts House of Representatives from 1983 to 2018.   The SLW Centennial High School NAVY JROTC presented colors and began the Pledge of Allegiance before the event. The Color Guard members consisted of Cadet Senior Chief Petty Officer Nicholas Linarducci (Right Rifleman), Cadet Lieutenant Aidan Rossell … Read More

In the spirit of the holiday season, SLW Centennial’s National Honor Society partners up with the St. Lucie County Guardian Ad Litem’s office to collect toys for local area children in need.  

Ms. Higgin’s and Mrs. Durkee’s Saint Lucie West Centennial Medical Academy students participated in a mock disaster drill at Tradition Medical Center and Martin Emergency at St. Lucie West. They were requested to participate as victims —  all 24 went to Tradition Medical Center first to be “moulaged” by specialized makeup volunteers. Twelve of the students stayed at Tradition Medical Center in the Emergency Room, the other 12 were transported to Martin Emergency at St. Lucie West. Every student was given a script to memorize. They all did a fantastic job portraying themselves as injured victims; they took it very … Read More

More than 117 Health Science A&P 10th and 11th grade students at St. Lucie West Centennial High School learned Hands-Only CPR this week. These students were taught by Mary Higgins’ First Responder and Dual Enrollment students. First Responder classes are available to students who have completed the Allied Health Program as a senior elective. First Responder students prepare for careers in emergency medicine by becoming CPR certified as Health Care Professionals, completing web based classroom instruction and skills in advanced first aid techniques, followed by a shadowing opportunity at various St. Lucie County Fire Stations. They will also take a … Read More

More than 120 Health Science 1, 10th and 11th grade students at St. Lucie West Centennial High School learned Hands-Only CPR this week. These students were taught by Mary Higgins’ First Responder students. First Responder classes are available to students who have completed the Allied Health Program as a senior elective. First Responder students prepare for careers in emergency medicine by becoming CPR certified as Health Care Professionals, completing web based classroom instruction and skills in advanced first aid techniques, followed by a shadowing opportunity at various St. Lucie County Fire stations. This “student-teaching-students” approach is innovative and one of … Read More

Mrs. Durkee and Mrs. Higgins’ Allied Health classes and HOSA-Future Health Professional members partnered up with Communities Connected for Kids for their annual Making Christmas Bright project. CCK oversees child-welfare services in Okeechobee and the Treasure Coast, and Guardians for New Futures, which helps meet the unfunded needs of children in foster care. The project has served thousands of children in Indian River, Martin, Okeechobee and St. Lucie counties. For the fourth year, students, student groups, faculty and staff from all over the Centennial campus, jumped at the chance to participate in this year’s toy drive. We were even fortunate … Read More

Medical Academy students at St. Lucie West Centennial High School participated in a pinning ceremony on Friday, May 6, to honor those students who earned the CNA and/or EKG Certification. Congratulations Eagles!

SLW Centennial Law Academy students presented a Mock Trial to over 120 Palm Pointe seventh grade Civics students. This was a collaborative effort between Mrs. Sandra Oliveira, Law Academy Coordinator, and Mrs. Lulkin and Mrs. Cruz, 7th grade Civics teachers, to enhance the learning experience for the seventh graders who are learning about the court system and the trial process. The Law Academy students prepared and presented the case. The seventh grade students were placed in jury groups to deliberate the outcome. After the presentation, there was a debriefing session where the seventh graders could ask questions of the presenters. … Read More

SLW Centennial Law Academy students  presented a mock trial to over 120 seventh grade  students.  It was a collaborative effort between the Law  Academy teachers Sandra Oliveira and Eric Eberhardt, and the Palm Pointe 7th grade Civics teachers, Anne Lulkin and Hillary Cruz.  The 7th graders were divided into juries.  After the trial was presented by the high school students, each group had to deliberate the verdict.  The verdicts were shared and then the session was open to discussion and questions between students and teachers.  

SLW Centennial High School is proud to celebrate the rich cultures, histories, and contributions of the Hispanic community. The faculty and staff marked the beginning of Hispanic Heritage Month with a Potluck Breakfast.  Our amazing faculty and staff came together to honor diversity and build stronger relationships across our Centennial family. It’s a beautiful reminder that when we take time to understand each other, we grow together and learn from each other.  The month will be filled with learning, connections, and other celebrations!  We look forward to sharing our cultures and diversity with each other.  We are Eagle Strong and … Read More

SLW Centennial teachers enthusiastically kicked off Black History Month celebrations with a delicious potluck breakfast. This event brought together the school community in a warm and inclusive atmosphere, setting a positive tone for the month-long celebrations.   The breakfast featured a variety of delicious homemade dishes, reflecting the diverse culinary talents of the staff. It was a wonderful opportunity for teachers to connect, share stories, and celebrate the rich history and contributions of Black individuals and communities. The event highlighted the importance of Black History Month and reinforced the sense of unity and camaraderie among the staff at SLW Centennial. … Read More

SLW Centennial recently took part in a fun and meaningful community event. Ms. Elisabet Flores, one of our dedicated staff members, served as a judge in the Port St. Lucie Utilities Department’s annual Best Tasting Water Contest. Each year, the department hosts this contest to evaluate the water quality from different utilities in the region. Judges score the samples based on clarity, odor, color, and taste. Ms. Flores joined two other judges in carefully tasting and scoring each water sample. After all the scores were added up, the group announced the first-place winner and the runner-up. We’re proud of Ms. … Read More

SLW Centennial Jazz Band performed at the September Board Meeting.  

SLW Centennial hosted a highly informative and inspiring Scholarship Night. The purpose of the event was to provide students and their parents with important information about the process of applying for scholarships. The event was a resounding success, providing valuable insights and resources to help students secure financial aid for their college education. The evening began with a warm welcome from the school counselors, who were all present to offer their expertise and support. The event was open to all students, with a special invitation extended to juniors, ensuring they start early in their scholarship journey. During the event, students … Read More