Fairlawn Elementary is proud to celebrate and congratulate its outstanding Employees of the Year, who recently represented our school at the district-level Night of Stars celebration. This special event honors educators and staff members who go above and beyond for their students, families, and school communities, and Fairlawn was honored to be represented by such deserving individuals. Fairlawn’s Teacher of the Year, Mrs. Collins, is a dedicated fourth-grade teacher who consistently inspires her students through engaging lessons, high expectations, and a genuine love for learning. Her commitment to academic excellence and student growth truly reflects the heart of Fairlawn. The … Read More

Congratulations to the Palm Pointe K‑8 Jazz Band for their outstanding achievement at the Music Performance Assessment (MPA) held at Westwood Academy. Under the skilled direction of Mr. William Cromer, the talented students delivered an exceptional performance that earned them straight Superior ratings—the highest distinction possible. This accomplishment reflects their hard work, dedication, and commitment to excellence throughout the year. The ensemble demonstrated not only musical artistry but also teamwork, discipline, and pride in representing Palm Pointe. We are incredibly proud of each member of the Jazz Band and celebrate this well‑deserved recognition of their remarkable efforts and success. Bravo … Read More

Transitioning from middle to high school is a big step. Moving from being the oldest in one school to the newest in another can feel intimidating for eighth graders. And while high schools in St. Lucie County are large, they don’t have to feel overwhelming. On February 12th, Fort Pierce Central High School opened its gates, turned on the spotlights, and put its very best on display to welcome eighth‑grade students and their families. Nearly 30 clubs, a dozen athletic programs, the school merch store, and multiple academic academies set up their displays in the heart of campus. The marching … Read More

Students in Ms. Hernandez’s third-grade math classes are diving into the exciting world of equivalent fractions! As they explore the topic Equivalent Fractions: Use Models, students are discovering that fractions can look different yet represent the same amount. This learning ties directly to their standard, MA.3.FR.2.2, which asks them to identify equivalent fractions and explain why they match. Using colorful fraction bars, students are comparing models and noticing that if two bars cover the same space, the fractions are equal—even when divided into different-sized parts. With hands-on practice and lots of enthusiasm, students are building confidence and mastering this important … Read More

In Mrs. Rodriguez’s Science Resource class at Morningside Elementary, students are diving into an engaging hands-on investigation of the properties and states of matter. Working collaboratively, they explore how different materials compare in both volume and mass by using a variety of measurement tools and recording their data. Students practice scientific skills with instruments such as graduated cylinders for measuring liquid volume, triple-beam balances and digital scales for determining mass, and beakers and measuring cups to observe changes and record precise measurements. This interactive approach allows learners to connect scientific concepts to real-world applications, deepen their understanding, and build confidence … Read More

A Proud Welcome to Our Newest Eagles St. Lucie West Centennial High School proudly welcomed students and families at our Class of 2030 Open House, an evening that was truly a resounding success as we introduced our newest Eagles to the Centennial community.  Throughout the event, families had the opportunity to explore all that Centennial has to offer. Our academic programs, Career and Technical Education (CTE) pathways, AICE courses, extracurricular activities, and athletic programs were showcased, highlighting the many ways students can grow, excel, and discover their passions during their high school years. Our dedicated guidance team was also on … Read More

Fort Pierce Central High School’s Cobra Pals hosted a warm and welcoming “Wanna Be My Palentine?” event designed to promote friendship, inclusion, and student connection. Cobra Pals, a club focused on bringing students of all abilities together, created an environment where everyone could comfortably participate. Students enjoyed several activities throughout the celebration, including karaoke, arts and crafts, and face painting. These stations offered simple, hands‑on ways for students to interact, express themselves, and have fun. An occupational therapist was also present to support students who benefit from assistance with fine motor skills, coordination, and sensory needs, helping them participate confidently … Read More

Fairlawn Elementary’s second graders put their engineering skills to the test during a fun and creative STEM activity called “Valentine’s Day Sticky Structures!” Students used heart-shaped fruit snacks and toothpicks to complete 12 different shape-building challenges. From triangles and squares to more complex geometric designs, students carefully constructed each shape while learning about stability, angles, and teamwork. After completing the challenge shapes, the real excitement began! Students worked in teams to design and build their own unique 3D structures. Classrooms were filled with creativity as towers, pyramids, and imaginative creations came to life. The activity encouraged problem-solving, collaboration, and hands-on … Read More

Shark Nation is thrilled to celebrate the incredible success of our outstanding student leaders who proudly represented St. Lucie West K-8 at the Regional STEM Fair on February 6, 2026! Every one of our seven participants earned one or more awards for their impressive STEM projects, showcasing creativity, dedication, and remarkable talent. Their hard work has truly paid off, and we couldn’t be prouder! These exceptional students will be honored at next week’s St. Lucie Public Schools board meeting, where their achievements will shine even brighter. Congratulations to Andrea S., Erin G., Finnian E., Josephina C., Vashni F., Kayleigh B., … Read More

During Elementary PE at Oak Hammock K-8, Coach Branim guided our Ospreys through a series of exciting Winter Olympics–themed activities designed to build teamwork, sportsmanship, and overall physical fitness. Students rotated through speed skating, curling, and skiing challenges, each one encouraging them to stay active while proudly representing our Osprey spirit. The atmosphere was filled with enthusiasm as students supported one another, celebrated successes, and embraced friendly competition. Many shared that it was the most fun they had ever experienced in PE, highlighting how meaningful and memorable the event was. The day truly showcased collaboration, effort, and joy in movement.

We are proud to celebrate the outstanding students selected as the 2026 SLW Centennial High School Young Floridian Candidates! These remarkable seniors represent excellence across a wide range of disciplines, including Art & Music, Academic Achievement, Drama, Journalism & Communication, Science & Engineering, Human Services, Certifications, History & Social Studies, Mathematics & Technology, and Athletics. Each candidate has demonstrated dedication, leadership, and a commitment to making a positive impact within our school and community. Their hard work and achievements embody the spirit of Centennial and inspire Eagles everywhere. Congratulations to all of our Young Floridian honorees—your future is bright, and … Read More

Kindergarten students at Fairlawn Elementary recently enjoyed a very special visit from our local 4-H club! The excitement filled the room as Ms. Candy introduced two adorable animal friends — Mario the guinea pig and Bowser the bunny. There were lots of smiles, giggles, and wide eyes as students had the chance to see the animals up close and learn all about them. During the visit, students learned important lessons about pet care and responsibility. Ms. Candy explained what guinea pigs and bunnies need to stay healthy and happy, including proper food, clean habitats, fresh water, and gentle handling. Kindergarteners … Read More

Treasure Coast High School is proud to recognize the dedication shown by several of our JROTC cadets during a recent community event. These students chose to give up their Saturday to support the Lakeside Hospice Walk, where they played an important role in helping set up tents, preparing the event space, and managing trash removal throughout the morning. Their willingness to step forward reflects the strong sense of service, responsibility, and teamwork that we work hard to cultivate on our campus. Their actions made a meaningful difference for event organizers and participants, and they represented our school with integrity and … Read More

Students in Ms. Velazquez’s science classes turned learning into action as they designed racetracks to explore speed, distance, and time. Using their knowledge of potential and kinetic energy, students built tracks with loops and tested how much kinetic energy their cars needed to successfully complete the course. Their investigations didn’t stop there—students also explored how energy moves through transverse and longitudinal waves. They created detailed illustrations, labeling each wave’s parts and explaining how different waves transfer energy. Through hands-on experiments and creative models, students gained a deeper understanding of physical science concepts while having fun putting their learning into motion! … Read More

Lincoln Park Academy proudly celebrates the remarkable achievements of both our High School and Middle School Jazz Bands at this year’s District Jazz Music Performance Assessment. The High School Jazz Band earned a Superior rating from all three District Judges, the highest distinction possible. Their performance demonstrated exceptional skill, teamwork, and musical excellence—an achievement that reflects their dedication and countless hours of preparation. The Middle School Jazz Band made an impressive debut, attending the District Assessment for the first time in school history. They earned an Excellent rating, the second-highest honor available, with one judge awarding them a Superior rating. This outstanding result … Read More

Palm Pointe K‑8 has once again shown what it means to serve the community with heart, teamwork, and a little friendly competition. This year, students and staff participated in the school’s Souper Bowl Challenge, an initiative designed to “tackle hunger” by collecting non‑perishable food items for local families in need. From January 26 through February 6, classrooms across the school rallied together, predicting who would win the Super Bowl while filling collection bins with canned goods, pantry staples, and shelf‑stable items. The hallways buzzed with excitement as donations steadily climbed—each contribution another “yard gained” toward supporting the school’s food shelves. … Read More

Mrs. Kimball’s classroom project is up and running with enthusiastic, engaged students! The POD area adjacent to Mrs. Kimball’s ESE classroom has been transformed into the Falcon Learning Village. There are 7 stations for the students to interact with hands-on equipment. The Grand Opening took place on February 2nd, with nine students entering the Falcon Learning Village with awe and amazement on their faces. They circled around as they took in each learning station: the Falcon Pet Care, Automotive Shop, Workshop, Medical/Dental Clinic, Art Club, Fresh Market, and Kozy Kitchen with such excitement! When they were instructed to check things … Read More

Weatherbee Elementary’s 5th Grade Literacy in Action! Our 5th grade students are diving deep into literature by analyzing texts with similar themes! Using a hexagon thinking strategy, students compared how Meg and Buck face challenges related to the theme of survival. By making strong connections, discussing how and why ideas relate, and citing text evidence, students practiced explaining how themes develop across different stories.  This rigorous activity met the Florida B.E.S.T. Standard 5.R.1.2. explain the development of stated or implied theme(s) throughout a literary text. Critical thinking, collaboration, and meaningful conversations were happening all around the room! #5thGrade #LiteracyLearning #FloridaBEST … Read More

FK Sweet’s MOA Discovery Program kicked off their first session with FAU Harbor Branch. The session introduced students to lagoon habitats and wildlife by utilizing scientific tools, examining specimens, and demonstrating how the concepts introduced in the classroom relate to marine science research. Students investigated seagrass beds, mangroves, oyster reefs, and the diverse array of animals that depend on them. We hope that through this program, students gain skills in observation, classification, and scientific thinking, as well as a deeper appreciation for one of Florida’s most unique ecosystems, the Indian River Lagoon. We are grateful to the St. Lucie Education … Read More