The Port Saint Lucie High School Jaguar Battalion held their annual Service Learning event at their school; this year’s event was a Flag Retirement ceremony.
Julio Vazquez and Dan Kroger of the Florida Masonry Apprentice and Education Foundation demonstrated to students how to lay block, apply mortar and build walls. All students were engaged and excited for the hands-on experience.
The Port Saint Lucie High School JROTC program successfully completed its annual holiday toy drive, exemplifying professionalism and a deep sense of community responsibility. This initiative was conducted in partnership with Guardians for New Futures and Communities Connected for Kids. Every year, the Jaguar Battalion has the privilege of working with these outstanding organizations to collect toys during the Holiday Season, reinforcing the importance of giving back and supporting those in need. Dedicated PSLHS staff and motivated JROTC Cadets sponsored 25 children, ensuring they experienced a truly memorable holiday. Thanks to the collaborative efforts of our community, the program successfully collected a total … Read More
The Port St. Lucie High School Band, led by Band Director Troy Wiley had a phenomenal time at Crown Jewel this weekend! Shout out to @crownjewelvb for running a flawless and welcoming event as always! Our band did extremely well earning best in class in the Gold division, and best Color Guard in the whole competition! @colorguardpslhs was incredible today!!! What an incredible performance by you all! Band is amazing, love it, live it!!
Huge shoutout to Kyle Matthews and the PSLHS Band for an absolutely phenomenal Spectrum Concert! For two straight hours, our talented students delivered non-stop music in a truly unique experience designed and led by the students themselves. As one performance ended, another would immediately begin from a different side of the auditorium — keeping the energy and excitement going all night long! From incredible full band ensembles to outstanding solos and small group performances, every moment showcased the hard work, creativity, and passion of our band students. The evening ended with the unforgettable tradition of the marching band … Read More
The Port St. Lucie High School Athletic Department, headed by Athletic Director Harold Barnwell spent lots of time collecting bottled water, a variety of food, toiletries, and cleaning supplies to help our neighbors affected by Hurricane Ian. We are so thankful that we did well during the Hurricane and want to support our fellow Floridian’s as they begin the huge task of recovery.
Sixteen PSLHS students competed at our District History Fair January 21st and brought home 3 first place awards, 1 second place, and 1 third place. Congrats to Jessica Fernandez (1st Individual Exhibit), Savannah Cymbal (1st Individual Website), Mark Alton, Ondra Lee (1st Group Website), Diana Nguyen (2nd Place Individual Website) HaileyVotino & Taylor Tetreault (3rd Place Group Documentary). We are “Jaguar Proud” and wish you success as you move on to compete at the State Fair in Tallahassee May 3rd-5th!
On April 26th at 6PM the Port St. Lucie High School Army JROTC Jaguar Battalion hosted their annual Change of Command Ceremony. Relieving the current Battalion Commander of his duty c/LTC Travis Cetin welcomed c/LTC Veronika Patti to command and lead the Battalion on a successful path for the upcoming 2018-2019 school year. The Change of Command is a simple, traditional event that is rich with symbolism and heritage. The distinguished guest for the ceremony was Assistant Chief Richard Del Toro of the Port St. Lucie Police Department. Mr. Jerry Earley (Assistant Principal) is pictured with Cadet LTC Cetin, Cadet … Read More
On October 11, 2018, the Port St. Lucie Army JROTC Jaguar Battalion participated in the 30th annual homecoming parade from Village Green Elementary School, down Lennard Road, and back to Port St. Lucie High School. Congressman Brian Mast and leading cadets took turns calling cadences as they showed their pride carrying each state’s flag. Leading our Battalion was PSLHS’s color guard commanded by Cadet 1st Sergeant Andre Hannon, accompanied by Cadet Major Dariel Parzych and Cadet 2nd Lieutenant Justin Locklar and Cadet 2nd Lieutenant Mic heal Bourguillon as guards.
On Saturday, September 29, 2018, the Port St. Lucie High School Army JROTC Jaguar Battalion Color Guard presented the nation’s colors at the 7th annual Wounded Warrior Surf Day. Leading the parade along with St. Lucie County Fire Rescue Bag Pipes and Drums, the Color Guard proudly marched wounded warriors and their families to the beach. PSLHS’s Color Guard included Cadet Captain Brianna Harris as National Flag Bearer, Cadet Sergeant First Class Lawrence Moleon-Mathews as the State Flag Bearer, Cadet Second Lieutenant Justin Locklar, and Cadet Sergeant Alexis Morris as Guards. Jaguar Cadets appreciated the opportunity to support the event, … Read More
Every year, the Port Saint Lucie JROTC program has the privilege to work with Guardians for New Futures and Communities Connected for Kids, to collect toys for kids during the holiday season. Port Saint Lucie High School staff and JROTC cadets sponsored many kids to make sure they have a memorable holiday season. We were able to collect over 100 gifts this year.
The Jaguar Battalion Color Guard closed out the football season with a truly phenomenal and unforgettable performance! On October 31st, as the final football game against St. Lucie West Centennial High School kicked off, our JROTC team added a powerful layer of patriotism and pride to the Senior Night festivities. Making this event even more exceptional was the fact that the entire detail was composed of our graduating leaders—a rare and fitting tribute to their dedication. This all-senior Color Guard showcased the absolute best of our Battalion’s discipline and command presence, led by Senior c/LTC Rebecca Guison commanding the Color … Read More
The Port St. Lucie High School Air Rifle team continues to dominate the virtual match circuit, securing their third consecutive victory against Olympic High School. With a score of 880, eight of those bullseyes, the team showcased precision, discipline, and consistency that reflect their dedication to excellence. Meanwhile, the Jaguar’s Battalion Air Rifle team made a powerful statement at Saturday’s 3 Position Air Rifle (PAR) match, finishing 3rd out of nine competing organizations. Their impressive score of 886, nine of those bullseyes, placed them among the top contenders in the region. Leading the charge was Team Captain James White, whose … Read More
Huge shout-out to Mr. Parra Garcia, our incredible World Languages Department Head and Instructor, for transforming his classroom into a truly magical, immersive learning experience! From bringing Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs to life to having students perform creative skits entirely in Spanish, Mr. Parra is showing what authentic, student-centered learning looks like at Port St. Lucie High. His classroom is more than just a place to learn—it’s a stage where language comes alive, confidence grows, and students are fully engaged every single day. Amazing job, Mr. Parra—your creativity and dedication continue to inspire both students and staff alike. … Read More
Each year we come together to recognize some of the many amazing employees that we have here at Port St. Lucie High. Please join us in congratulating our Employees of the Year: Teacher of the Year: Mrs. Dana Sheffield Distinguished Minority Educator: Ms. Yeny Duenas Outstanding First Year Teacher: Ms. Charity Smith School Related Employee: Mrs. Shanna Cetin Congratulations to all
Huge shoutout to the amazing Biology Team at Port St. Lucie High School for their incredible creativity and hard work! Teachers Ms. Crossland, Ms. Senorine, Ms. Radnor, Mr. Archer, Mr. Cusato (along with support from the Science Team of Mr. Odom and Mr. Mimnaugh) organized an awesome escape room challenge for their students: “Free Princess Petunia!” This isn’t your average review session! Students dove deep into Cellular Respiration, Photosynthesis, and Plant biology as they solved puzzles to rescue the princess. The team even kicked it off with a fantastic, themed engagement video to hook the kids right away! The verdict? … Read More
Port St. Lucie High teacher Valerie Arendas escorted 22 students in her Forensics, Paralegal & Criminal Justice program interested in a pre-law course of study recently to Keiser University for a fun, interactive and educational field trip. Students met the judge presiding over a mock case and were sworn in as witnesses, and a jury deliberated the case presented to them. Pictured are the students in the college reception area.
Port St Lucie High School’s Odyssey of the Mind team placed first in the recent regional academic competition, and will advance to state competition. Pictured, front row, are Kendall Spurr and Maeve Tucker. Back row, from left, are christian Vaccaro-gallo, Justin Rudisal, Zoe Tucker, Vincent Altvater and Adriana Garcia.
Port St. Lucie High School teachers Jasmine Shepherd, Nolan Shepherd, and Brittney Sievers worked together to launch the first-ever DECA chapter. DECA prepares emerging leaders and entrepreneurs for careers in marketing, finance, hospitality, and management in high schools and colleges around the world. For the first DECA meeting, students came together and conducted officer elections. Students came fully prepared with presentations and speeches. We are so excited for our students who are eager to launch this new experience that will help them reach their college and career goals!
The cadets of Port Saint Lucie High School Jaguar Battalion showed their support and paid their respects to our missing and captured veterans.
