Port St. Lucie High School (PSLHS) DECA Club member Alyssa Ramos is celebrating a major achievement after competing at the DECA State Career Development Conference this past weekend. Ramos competed in the highly competitive Professional Selling category, placing an impressive 5th out of over 40 talented students from across the state. With this outstanding performance, Ramos has earned the right to advance to the DECA International Career Development Conference taking place at the end of April. This prestigious event will bring together top marketing students from across the United States and around the globe to compete in a variety of … Read More

Donald Delahaye, a senior student-athlete on PSLH’s football team made ESPN’s Top 10 plays last night on SportsCenter. This is just another example of the great students that we have had at our school over the last 26 years! A kicker spun a football with his feet and nailed a field goal without having a holder: http://espn.go.com/video/clip?id=11872629&ex_cid=sportscenterTW

Port St. Lucie High School’s Automotive students toured the St. Lucie Battery and Tire facility on Orange Ave in Fort Pierce. Featured in the photograph is Jeff Deans sharing his expertise with the students.

This past week, students had an exciting opportunity to learn from the Port Saint Lucie Warriors Lacrosse Club! On Monday, the team introduced basic skills such as passing, shooting, and scooping, along with key techniques to get started. By Wednesday, students were putting those skills into action with fun games while learning the rules of lacrosse. The Warriors also gave students a closer look at the equipment explaining the different positions on the field, the types of sticks used, and the differences between men’s and women’s lacrosse sticks. To top it off, they invited students to attend two of their … Read More

Nancy Oldham & Larry Breault, members of the Port St. Lucie Sunset Rotary Club, brought copies of the US Constitution for 7th Grade Civic students. Mrs. Lulkin and Mrs. Wright received them along with Mrs. Newsome. We are so appreciative, and the teachers are excited to share these with the students especially as they have been learning about the constitution this year.

Parkway was the recipient of $600 to support the purchase of a handicap-accessible swing for our playground. This donation was generously provided by members of the Port St. Lucie Moose Lodge.  

Palm Pointe Educational Research School @ Tradition’s third grade students had a special visit from Port Saint Lucie’s Mayor, Greg Oravec.  Mayor Oravec talked to the students about what government means and how the different levels interact with each other.  He supported their learning by having discussions regarding the different branches of government along with how citizens can make a difference.

Jaguar Battalion Field Day   Port St. Lucie High School Jaguar Battalion conducted their own field day on May 6, 2017. The JROTC unit uses field day as a way to reward the cadets for their hard work and achievements, as well as, to use the teamwork and leadership skills they learned in the program. Activities consist of ultimate Jag – a form of no tackle football, soccer, kickball, dodge ball, Tug O’ War and pedal car races. The pedal car race was our new event this year. It was introduced and supplied by the Florida National Guard. Each of … Read More

Jaguars Award Ceremony 2017 By: Sarai Narvaez The Port Saint Lucie High School Jaguar Battalion held its 20th Annual Army JROTC Awards Ceremony. This ceremony awards cadets for their outstanding excellence both inside and outside of the program. This ceremony could not be possible without the support of local civic organizations like the American Legion Post 318, the Daughters of the American Revolution, and our special guest Hugo Gonzalez, a Wounded Warrior who has served our country with honor. The Ceremony was opened by the presentation and posting of the National colors by the Jaguar Color Guard led by cadet … Read More

Trig class just got real…and went outdoors! 📐 Port St. Lucie High School students put their skills to the test with a hands-on field trip to Volunteer Stadium! Our incredible Geometry team came together to plan this interactive math activity – Ms. Phillips, Coach Kendziorski, Mr. Nixon, Ms. Benincasa-Wolverton, and Mrs. DiGiacomo – organized this awesome learning experience, bringing the Trigonometry Benchmark to life: “Students will define and use trigonometric ratios, identities or functions to solve problems.” Thank you to our teaching staff who help make learning fun at Port St. Lucie High School! This is what makes learning come … Read More

Port St. Lucie High School’s Guidance Department recently hosted a highly successful Senior Parent Career & College Night, drawing over 125 seniors and their families. The event provided valuable resources and information to help students navigate their post-graduation plans, reinforcing the school’s commitment to student success. Attendees received crucial guidance on various college and career pathways, as well as an in-depth look at financial aid opportunities. The response from participating students and their families was overwhelmingly positive, with many expressing gratitude for the insightful and helpful session. The event’s success was a testament to the dedication of the entire Guidance … Read More

On Saturday, September 15, 2018, cadets from the Port St. Lucie High School Army JROTC Jaguar Battalion joined four other high school Battalions at Florida Institute of Technology (FIT) in Fellsmere, Florida. The cadets negotiated through various obstacles that tested their skill, strength, and ability to overcome hardships. Cadets participated in a hands-on experiences including Marine and Aerial Assault obstacle courses. Each consisted of vigorous activities testing their balance and fear of heights.  Some of these elements included Low Belly Over, Belly Crawl, High Step Over, and Confidence Climb. The cadets overcame many fears and saw their potential as they … Read More

Grade 5 students of White City Elementary are learning about the states of matter.  Mr. Lewis facilitated learning as the students determined if matter can be more than one state at a time.  The students discussed properties of matter, made oobleck and slime, and they recorded their observation.  

Students partnered with Mr. Norcia’s and Mrs. Cooper’s class for Valentines Day! They had lunch together and made valentines as part of Project Unify.