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

Congratulations to Bayshore’s incredible Night of the Stars (NOTS) winners! Their dedication, passion, and service shine brightly, and our school community is proud to celebrate each of you. Outstanding First Year Teacher, Mr. Robert Rocanelli, has already made a meaningful impact through his enthusiasm and commitment to students. Ms. Natasha Alexander, honored with the Distinguished Minority Educator Award, continues to inspire through leadership and excellence.  Teacher of the Year, Mrs. Megan Swails exemplifies dedication in every lesson and interaction.  Mrs. Alicia Cobb, School Related Employee of the Year, keeps Bayshore running smoothly with care and professionalism. Their achievements inspire our … Read More

Mrs. Schettini’s Accelerated Math students geared up for their upcoming district assessment with Super Bowl–themed fraction centers. Working in teams, students created equivalent fractions, ordered and compared fractions, and measured their best “kicking” distances using math skills and strategy. The classroom was full of collaboration, problem-solving, and excitement as students explained their thinking and supported one another. They even enjoyed a fun Kidz Bop halftime performance to keep the energy high and spirits strong. These learners showed outstanding teamwork, determination, and strong mathematical thinking throughout the lesson. They are focused, confident, and more than ready for their Math Game Day. … Read More

Career Day in Action! Our students had an incredible opportunity to explore a wide range of Career & Technical Education (CTE) pathways during today’s Career Day experience. Throughout the day, students rotated through engaging presentations, asked thoughtful questions, and gained firsthand insight into various career options from knowledgeable industry professionals. These meaningful conversations helped students make real‑world connections between their interests, academic learning, and future goals. We are grateful to the CTE programs from Fort Pierce Westwood Academy and Fort Pierce Central High School, as well as representatives from Florida Student Cosmetology School and the St. Lucie Public Schools Social … Read More

Bayshore Elementary wrapped up Literacy Week with a fun and memorable Storybook Character and Scientific Vocabulary Parade! Students showed off their creativity by dressing as their favorite storybook characters or transforming into vivid scientific vocabulary words. Parents lined the outside walkway, cheering and snapping photos as classes paraded by with big smiles and lots of excitement. The energy was incredible, and our students loved sharing their costumes and learning with the whole school community. Events like this remind us how joyful literacy can be and how important it is to celebrate reading and learning together. Thank you to our families … Read More

Ms. Seng’s 6th-grade students engaged in the Sengsational Search, an interactive learning activity inspired by the Amazing Race. Working collaboratively in pairs, students raced to solve multi-step clues that challenged their critical thinking, teamwork, and content knowledge. Each task is connected directly to their Ancient Egypt unit. Students created a detailed tri-fold foldable highlighting the three Egyptian Kingdoms, constructed a mummy model, illustrated canopic jars, and wrote an informational piece explaining the steps of mummification. As teams progressed through each challenge, excitement and engagement remained high. This hands-on experience encouraged creativity, reinforced key vocabulary, and allowed students to demonstrate their … Read More

Fort Pierce Central’s Girls Basketball Team made a powerful statement in the opening round of the district playoffs with an impressive 66–26 win over Vero Beach. From the opening tip, the Lady Cobras played with focus, intensity, and confidence, setting the pace for a commanding performance that showcased skill and teamwork. Offensively, the team executed with precision, moving the ball effectively to create open shots, knocking down timely three-pointers, and attacking the basket with strength and determination. Their unselfish play kept the energy high and the momentum firmly in their favor. Defensively, Fort Pierce Central was relentless. The Lady Cobras … Read More

Third-grade Sharks had a blast playing a Jeopardy-style review game as they prepared for their Math DT3 test. Students worked in teams, explained their thinking, and applied the strategies they’ve been learning all year. The room was full of collaboration, encouragement, and excitement as students supported one another and confidently tackled each question. It was wonderful to see their teamwork, problem-solving skills, and positive attitudes shine. We are so proud of their hard work and dedication, and these Sharks are focused, motivated, and ready for DT3! They showed perseverance, clear communication, and strong reasoning skills while learning together and building … Read More

This week, Fort Pierce Central is excited to recognize Mrs. Justice for the outstanding work happening in her Emerging Technology Business classroom. Her recent lesson on career preparation went beyond traditional instruction, giving students meaningful opportunities to practice skills they will use long after graduation. Students worked on real-world professional tasks such as writing polished emails to request references, organizing independent reference lists, and strengthening workplace communication habits. Mrs. Justice fostered a welcoming and encouraging atmosphere where students felt confident taking risks and trying new skills. Through clear directions, hands-on support, and individualized feedback, every student remained focused and actively … Read More

Weatherbee Elementary School was excited to celebrate their Night of the Stars recipients at this year’s annual gala.  Michelle Baker, teacher of the year, Brooke Gagliano, first year teacher of the year, Saily Belfast, school-related employee of the year, and Yahaira Oms, distinguished minority educator of the year, were all honored.  Our representatives and the other stars of the night represent the best of the best of St. Lucie Public Schools Employees.  We all enjoyed our time celebrating the hard work and achievements of everyone.  It was a lovely evening, and we look forward to celebrating again next year.

Dan McCarty Middle School proudly came together to support American Heart Month as staff members wore red and participated in their annual school photo to show unity and awareness. It was a great day on campus that highlighted both community and collaboration. The day also included a productive staff meeting featuring a thoughtful review and discussion of The Fundamental Five, followed by the group photo. Dan McCarty Middle School continues to demonstrate its commitment to wellness, teamwork, and professional growth.  It was truly a great day at Dan McCarty Middle School, highlighting both heart health advocacy and a dedication to … Read More

National School Counseling Week, February 2–6, 2026, is the perfect time for Fairlawn Elementary to shine a spotlight on two truly incredible educators—our school counselors, Mrs. Neill and Ms. Malone. Fairlawn Elementary loves their counselors, and for good reason! These dedicated professionals support students’ academic, social, and emotional growth every single day through both individual and group counseling. Mrs. Neill and Ms. Malone help students develop effective coping strategies, build healthy relationships, and strengthen self-esteem, while also supporting overall mental health. They work closely with teachers and parents to create a nurturing, supportive environment where every child feels safe, valued, … Read More

Congressman Brian Mast recently visited Ms. Estrella’s Civics students at West Gate K-8 to speak with them about their work addressing blue-green algae in the Indian River Lagoon. This issue is deeply important to the Congressman, who has worked at the federal level to regulate and reduce water releases from Lake Okeechobee. His firsthand knowledge and expertise provided valuable insight, helping students strengthen their project and continue advocating for clean water at the local level.

Eagle Pride in Action! St. Lucie West Centennial Eagles had an incredible experience visiting Manatee Academy K‑8 to read to students in celebration of Literacy Week! Our Eagles shone as they shared stories, inspired young readers, and showed just how powerful a love for learning can be. Watching our students give back and make meaningful connections with younger learners fills us with pride. Their dedication to supporting literacy and serving our community truly reflects what it means to be Eagle Strong. Moments like these remind us that leadership, kindness, and school spirit go hand in hand. We are so proud … Read More

On January 31st, the Port St. Lucie High School Jaguar Battalion Drill Team traveled to Forest Hill Community High School to compete against eight other schools. The Jaguars delivered an outstanding performance across multiple categories, ultimately securing 1st Place Overall. The team’s success was highlighted by strong results in both the male and female divisions. The Male Armed Squad earned 2nd Place, the Male Color Guard secured 3rd Place, and the Individual Exhibition finished 3rd. On the female side, the team captured 1st Place in Dual Exhibition and 3rd Place in Individual Exhibition. The dedication and discipline demonstrated by all … Read More

Fairlawn Elementary wrapped up an exciting and joy-filled Literacy Week with one of its most beloved traditions—the annual Vocabulary Parade! Students proudly selected a vocabulary word and brought it to life by dressing up as that word in the most creative, clever, and colorful ways. From humorous interpretations to impressively detailed costumes, the imagination on display was truly inspiring. Families gathered in the Fairlawn parking lot to cheer on the parade, enjoying the chance to see students confidently showcase their words and creativity. Smiles, laughter, and lots of photos filled the air as students marched by, celebrating the power of … Read More

Southport Middle School (SPMS) recently buzzed with an incredible surge of school spirit as it celebrated a multi-faceted Homecoming week. This wasn’t just your average celebration; the school integrated Literacy Week and various Student Council initiatives into the festivities, ensuring that academic engagement and school pride went hand-in-hand. Throughout the week, students participated in a vibrant “spirit week,” dressing up and engaging in themed activities that fostered a strong sense of community and excitement across the campus. One of the biggest highlights of the week was the PBIS Pep Rally. This event served as a high-energy reward for students’ positive behavior, featuring a variety of fun activities … Read More