The St. Lucie County High School Juried Art Show is an annual celebration of young artistic talent, showcasing the creativity and skill of students from across the county. This year, FPC hosted the exhibition with the reception taking place on May 16th from 4-6 pm on the second floor of the district office. Viewing will continue during the work week until May 23rd. Special thanks to Emily Royo-Yeno, Jaela Davis, and Amy Montabana for your never-ending effort and support in making this event a success for our students! Photo credits to FPC Yearbook incoming co-editor-in-chief Vincent Robinson & FPC Bookkeeper … Read More

James Dean from Thinking Maps Skyped students in Mrs. de la Cruz Kindergarten class at Savanna Ridge Elementary and read the book, Tough Boris by Mem Fox.  Students in VPK through fifth grade enjoyed special guest readers from the community, district personnel and volunteers that came to read their favorite stories to students in classrooms.

Dr. Stan Forrester’s Honors Physics class made rockets fly! On a bright and sunny South Florida day, students gathered on the practice field, eagerly awaiting their turn to launch their creations. Though not likely found in standard outer space-going vessels, some students chose to adorn their rockets with embellishments. The sky wasn’t the limit for our rocket-building students! What is clearly found is the passion and fascination that flight captivates through imagination and possibilities. Delving into Newton’s Laws of Motion, learning how each law applies to the operation of rockets increased the excitement as the concepts of thrust, velocity, and … Read More

Students in Michelle Mullins’ sixth-grade Language Arts class at Allapattah Flats K8 are learning how to utilize the writing process to write creatively, informatively and persuasively. As part of learning to write persuasively, students participated in a debate project in which they were grouped and asked to analyze a specific scenario and record the “pros” and “cons” of each. Some examples included consideration of a four-day school week or the positive and negative aspects of a school-enforced dress code. Students then split into sub groups and prepared a formal debate in which they had to argue in favor for, or against, … Read More

Students at CAST are gearing up for another amazing year in math. After completing PM1, students are looking ahead and setting their academic goals in math, ELA, Civics, and science. As part of their preparation, 6th-grade students in Ms. Wyatt’s math class enjoyed some friendly competition while writing and evaluating whole number exponents. Students took turns rolling two in one die to represent expressions in both exponential form and as repeated multiplication, before solving. The student with the higher product won the round. CAST ‘s theme this year is “Strive for 35”. Thirty-five points between PM1 and PM2, and another … Read More

On Wednesday, November 18th at Lincoln Park Academy, we had the honor of congratulating six of our seniors.  These student athletes have committed to their college, university and/or academy to further their education with a scholarship. They are as follows:  Lindsey Wright – Swimming, Gardner-Webb University;  Derek Schwimer – Baseball, Palm Beach State College;  Ashley Langel – Softball, Shorter University;  Jeffrey Gerilca – Baseball, Air Force Academy Colorado Springs; Meghan Callahan – Softball, Palm Beach State College; and Taylor Boykin – Softball, University of South Carolina Beaufort.

At PACE Center for Girls, the Speakers Bureau’s first guest speaker of the year was Ms. Denise Sirmons, Treasure Hunter and Kids at Hope Coordinator. She captivated the students with her life story. Although she made several wrong choices as a youth, Ms. Sirmons eventually learned from her mistakes. The most important thing she learned in life was the importance  of surrounding herself with successful people, walking with integrity, and working hard.  

Mrs. Norma Miller and Ms. Ladonna Hannans pose with their singing reindeer in the Pre-K classroom at Weatherbee after their awesome musical performance this week.  ♫ ♪ ♫

Students at Lawnwood Elementary conducted silly science experiments with candy corn! Classes used various liquids to predict and watch what happened. Students recorded their results and enjoyed their tasty treat afterward.    

Mosaic Digital Academy students in kindergarten, first, and second grade are learning their sight words in fun and innovative ways! Students in Mrs. Lankow’s K-2nd grade are finding new and innovative ways to learn! Students create their sight words using homemade playdough, paint, alphabet letter blocks, clay, and Lego blocks! Students can use any type of material to build their sight words! Students love to create, innovate, learn, and grow!

We are so proud! Some of Mrs. Archer’s kindergarten students are mastering sight words and celebrating with Grade level brag tags & Texas Road House certificates! Blue= All Kindergarten. Green = All First grade! There is still time to earn more! Keep working on those Sight words!!!!!