On March 26, 2026, the Port St. Lucie High School Jaguar Battalion successfully hosted its fourth blood drive of the school year. In partnership with ONEBLOOD, the event saw 35 students, faculty, and staff members participate, potentially saving up to 84 lives.  Cadets played an essential role in the drive’s success by managing various logistics. Key responsibilities included checking in donors to verify eligibility, acting as “runners” to escort students to and from their classes, and monitoring donors in the recovery area. This hands-on involvement ensured the ONEBLOOD “BIGREDBUS” operated efficiently throughout the day.  The Jaguar Battalion is proud of the dedication shown by its members … Read More

On Wednesday, March 25th, 2026, the Port St. Lucie High School JROTC Jaguar Battalion held its 33rd Annual Award Ceremony. The purpose of this award ceremony was to award deserving Cadets for their service, loyalty, personal appearance, character, and knowledge of JROTC, as well as their outstanding achievements in and outside of the program. Select Cadets were recognized by different Veteran organizations such as MOAA, Vietnam Veterans of America, Korean War Veterans, etc. More awards will also be given to the Cadets during the Company inspection.  The ceremony was a success as there were over 40 awards given to top-performing cadets for their outstanding achievements.

The Port St. Lucie High School Jaguar Battalion recently enjoyed a well‑earned reward trip to Busch Gardens Tampa Bay on April 25, 2026. This exciting experience recognized the dedication, discipline, and consistent hard work Cadets have shown throughout the school year in academics, leadership, community service, and program standards.  The trip included park admission, all‑day dining, and transportation, allowing Cadets to fully enjoy a day of thrilling rides and attractions. The positive energy, teamwork, and enthusiasm on display reflected the strong morale built through countless hours of training and leadership development.  After an unforgettable day, the Cadets returned home with lasting memories … Read More

The Jaguar Battalion conducted its annual Field Day on May 9, 2026. This event is designed to promote esprit de corps, encourage friendly competition, and determine the Battalion’s top-performing Company. Cadets reported at 7:30 AM in physical training (PT) gear and prepared for the day’s activities under the supervision of their respective Company command teams. Once accountability and instructions were completed, Cadets participated in a series of athletic events that tested physical endurance, coordination, and teamwork. Throughout the day, Cadets demonstrated strong athletic ability, discipline, and cooperation while competing in the scheduled events. Upon completion of the competitions, a meal … Read More

On November 1, 2025, the Cadets of the Port St. Lucie High School Jaguar Battalion successfully executed a car wash fundraiser. Held at O’Reilly’s Auto Parts on US HWY 1, the dedicated young leaders demonstrated exceptional discipline and teamwork throughout the day.  The Cadets thoroughly enjoyed the experience, which was filled with laughter, camaraderie, and a shared sense of purpose. They embraced the opportunity to bond while engaging with local donors. Between the bubbles and buckets, the day was both meaningful and fun, strengthening morale within the Battalion.  The proceeds will directly support essential Battalion activities, including leadership development and community projects. Beyond its financial impact, the event … Read More

On September 17, 2025, the Port Saint Lucie High School Jaguar Battalion hosted its first Blood Drive of the year, making a significant impact by helping save over 132 lives in collaboration with OneBlood. A total of 44 students, teachers, and staff members participated in the event. Cadets were assigned different roles to ensure the blood drive ran smoothly. Some cadets were responsible for checking in donors to confirm their eligibility, while others acted as “runners,” retrieving students from their classes to donate and escorting them back after they had donated.  Additionally, a group of cadets assisted in the recovery … Read More

  Black History Month Color Guard By: Sarai Narvaez The Port Saint Lucie High School JROTC cadets were excited to present the colors and be part of the Black History month program at Port Saint Lucie High School. Cadet Sergeant First Class De’vonte Cousar led the Color Guard presenting the national flag, Cadet Commander Sergeant Major Damilola Joloagun presented the state flag, and standing as the guards were Cadet Major Dallas Reyes and Cadet Staff Sergeant Marco Nader. The Color Guard marched in honor to recognize the central role of Black Americans in U.S. history. Soon after the ceremony was … Read More

On Saturday, May 11th, The Port Saint Lucie High School JROTC Jaguar Battalion hosted their annual Field Day. All four Companies competed in a series of athletic events which included Tug of War, Jag Ball, Soccer, Kickball, Dodgeball, Volleyball, and Basketball being the tie breaker, and introducing our new event Bombs Away. Cadets were given a competitive opportunity to showcase their skills against other companies. After all the events, the Booster Club provided cadets with a big meal to congratulate them on their efforts. Overall, Delta company led by Cadet Myley Gittin came in 1st place. Trailing behind was Alpha … Read More

On Saturday, February 7th, Port St. Lucie High School was proudly represented at the PSL Citizen Summit by our incredible Jag Culinary Crew! Led by Chef Sassano, Kevin J., our student chefs served up crowd-pleasers like delicious tacos and empanadas, along with a decadent banana cream dessert that was truly all the rage. From start to finish, their talent, professionalism, and passion for the culinary arts were on full display as they engaged with the community and showcased the excellence of our program. We are beyond proud of our young chefs—Perlatte, Jaslin, Savannah, Divanni, Darchnie, Zariah, Laila, Bethany, and Darnell—for … Read More

  On Saturday October 5, 2019, the Port St. Lucie High School Jaguar Battalion hosted a practice Raider meet.  This meet is a warm-up for the upcoming Raider season.  The teams got the chance to work together efficiently and effectively while also seeing how well each teammate performed under pressure. The competition consisted of different physical and mental challenges. Teams all started with the relay race and moved on to other sections of the competition such as a rope bridge, tire flip, cross country rescue, and a team obstacle course.  Although it was just a practice meet, every team worked their … Read More

Port St. Lucie High School proudly hosted a successful CTE Bootcamp on Saturday, April 11, giving students valuable hands-on experience and real-world exposure to careers in construction and the skilled trades. Initiated by David Slover, the event connected students with industry professionals who shared practical skills, career advice, and insight into workforce opportunities. We extend our sincere thanks to Treasure Coast Builders Association, Deb Frazier, Jen Williams, and all participating partners for their support. Special appreciation goes to Jesse Roberts, Dwight Chandler, Jose Ramos, Adam Sampson, Kenneth Kellogg, and David Slover for leading engaging workshops that inspired our students. Port … Read More

Congratulations to the PSLHS HOSA (Health Occupation Students of America) club and their mentor Mrs. Jacklyn Cebelak for their OUTSTANDING success at the HOSA Regional Competition in West Palm Beach! 12 out of 15 students placed and will move forward to the state competition in Orlando this April. Students spent the day testing, presenting, and demonstrating skills they have learned and practiced in the PSLHS Health Science courses. Please congratulate the following students on their success at Regionals as they move forward to their State Competition! 1st place in Health Career Display – Avery Lauricella and Madison Raudebaugh 1st place in … Read More

We had another amazing turn out representing PSLHS HOSA! We are so proud of all our competitors for even attempting the competition. 31 students attempted round 1, 19 of them went to Round 2 yesterday and 9 of those placed and are moving onto States in April! Supported by Mrs. Cebelak and Mrs. Williams, HOSA – Future Health Professionals is a global student-led organization recognized by the U.S. Department of Education and the Department of Health and Human Services and is designed for student leaders pursuing careers in the healthcare industry. 1st Place winners: Madison Raudebaugh- Clinical Nursing Adrianna Kowaleski- … Read More

On September 17th, students and staff went head-to-head in a dodgeball game hosted by HOSA. This was part of the PSLHS PBIS reward system.  Students with no referrals were able to participate in the match and/or attend.  A great time was had by all (STAFF WON)!  

Port Saint Lucie High School held its annual senior pinning recently at the Port St. Lucie Civic Center. The Jaguar Battalion presented the colors as part of the opening ceremony. The Color Guard displayed a wonderful presentation of the colors. C/CSM Cruz led the Color Guard presenting the national flag, C/SSG Pollino presented the state flag, and C/CPT Benagh and C/PFC Renderos stood as the guards. principal Bridgette Hargadine spoke eloqently to the seniors to remember for their last year at the school. Congratulations to all the senior Jaguars of 2013 that were pinned at the ceremony. Pictured is the … Read More

What a night! Port St. Lucie High School’s Homecoming 2025 officially kicked off with a bang! First up, the annual Jag Challenge in the Jaguar Gymnasium was as competitive and fun as ever! Students faced off in a variety of classic, field-day style games—it was a true test of strength, teamwork, and Jaguar spirit! Check out the intensity of that Tug-of-War! But the best part? The BONFIRE IS BACK! After a few years on hiatus, the tradition returned in spectacular fashion following the Jag Challenge. There’s nothing like gathering around a massive fire with your friends to celebrate Homecoming! It’s … Read More

On December 3rd the Port St. Lucie High School JROTC Jaguar Battalion Male Raider Team attended the Florida State Raider meet at Camp Flaming Arrow, after achieving 1st place in the Area 3 Raider meet in October. Our Jaguar Battalion competed against the best JROTC programs in Florida in 5 events. Our Jaguar Battalion finished in 4th on a 1.7-mile team run, 5th in a 1-mile Litter carry, 4th in the 30-pound kettlebell carry, 4th in Tire Flip, and 4th in constructing and crossing a rope bridge over a 30-foot distance. The Jaguar Battalion Male Raider Team captured 4th overall.

Port St. Lucie High School students are stepping up to serve the community in a meaningful way. On Saturday, April 18th, members of the National Honor Society and Spanish Honor Society collaborated for a beach cleanup at Jensen Beach. This special event highlights the shared mission of both honor societies: leadership through service and making a positive impact beyond the classroom. Students spent the day helping protect our local environment, removing litter, and promoting community pride along the Treasure Coast shoreline. Opportunities like this allow Jaguars to build teamwork, responsibility, and compassion while earning volunteer hours. We are proud of … Read More

From Classroom to Careers: Mr. Slover Builds a Brighter Future for Jaguars! Congratulations are in order for Mr. Slover and the entire Building Construction Technologies program on this fantastic news! We are thrilled to share his recent interview featuring one of our very own alumni, Rickson Vixamar (Class of 2024). The segment highlights the incredible path Rickson took, demonstrating how the practical, hands-on skills taught right here at Port St. Lucie High School are directly translating into real-world success and high-demand careers. Rickson’s journey from our classroom to his current role as an electrician is a shining example of the … Read More

Port St. Lucie High School is always proud of its amazing Drama Department, led by Mr. Patrick Madden. If you haven’t been to a show at Port St. Lucie High School, you are missing out! The Winter Production of “Anything Goes” is underway and Opening Night was a grand success! “Just amazing,” one audience member said. “I thought I was sitting at a Broadway show,” said another. Congratulations to Mr. Madden and his ALL-STAR cast and crew!