Cadets from the St. Lucie West Centennial High School Black Talon NJROTC Unit participated in the Do You Give A Ruck? Freedom Festival and Memorial Ruck, a community event held at the Indian River State College Pruitt Campus in Port St. Lucie. The event brought together members of the community to honor those affected by the events of September 11, 2001, while recognizing the service and sacrifices of veterans and first responders. Black Talon cadets competed in the JROTC Physical Fitness Challenge, demonstrating teamwork, resilience, determination, and sportsmanship throughout the competition. The Black Talon A Team, consisting of C/LCDR Ramirez, … Read More

Bayshore Elementary’s VPK students recently celebrated International Dot Day, inspired by Peter H. Reynolds’ beloved book The Dot! This special day encouraged our youngest learners to embrace creativity, confidence, and the courage to try something new. Students expressed themselves through colorful dot painting activities, creating unique works of art that showcased their imagination and individuality. The celebration also included a fun dot-themed snack that added an extra touch of excitement to the day. Most importantly, students received meaningful messages reminding them that every child has the ability to make a positive mark on the world. We are so proud of … Read More

On September 12th, 2026, the Port St. Lucie High School Jaguar Battalion conducted a car wash fundraiser to raise money for the Battalion and future events and activities. This group of Cadets worked hard throughout the day, washing cars for community members. The Cadets who participated not only grew closer but also had a lot of fun washing cars. The funds raised from this event will be used to support many Battalion activities and events throughout the year. The car wash brought the community together and taught the Cadets valuable lessons in teamwork, leadership, and service. Their efforts demonstrated their … Read More

Students in Mrs. Whitehead’s second-grade classroom at Rivers Edge Elementary received a special visit from Deputy Wheeler as part of a creative effort to encourage reading fluency and celebrate student achievement. During the visit, Deputy Wheeler listened as students read their UFLI decodable books, recognizing those who demonstrated strong fluency, accuracy, and comprehension. Rather than monitoring traffic, she was on the lookout for speedy readers who showcased strong literacy skills and reading confidence. Students who demonstrated outstanding reading performance were awarded special “speeding tickets,” creating a fun and memorable way to celebrate their progress. The unique incentive reinforced the importance … Read More

Today we celebrated National Dot Day at Palm Pointe! National Dot Day, inspired by Peter Reynolds’ book entitled The Dot, is a day that reminds us to celebrate what makes each of us unique, while also highlighting the incredible things that can happen when we create, collaborate, and learn together!  What better way to truly live the lesson than to bring classrooms together?! Today, Mrs. Skursky and Mrs. Martinez’s 3rd grade class joined Mrs. Council’s K–2 class for a special afternoon of creating, collaborating, encouraging, and—of course—celebrating!  ONE school. ONE family. ONE Palm Pointe.  The students’ smiles speak for themselves! … Read More

Ms. Torres and Ms. Grant-May led and created an exceptional Science and Algebra Boot Camp, providing our 7th-grade students with a meaningful, engaging, and unforgettable learning experience. Their thoughtful planning transformed the day into an opportunity for students to explore concepts in a hands-on environment that extended well beyond the traditional classroom setting. Throughout the boot camp, students participated in interactive activities designed to challenge their thinking, strengthen their academic skills, and encourage collaboration with their peers. Rather than spending the day completing routine assignments, students were actively involved in learning experiences that kept them motivated and excited from start … Read More

There is something exciting happening at Fairlawn Elementary—the Perk Store is officially open! Students have been working hard to demonstrate positive behaviors and make great choices as part of our PBIS (Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports) program, and now they get to enjoy the rewards of their hard work. The Perk Store gives students the opportunity to use the perks they have earned to shop for fun prizes and special items. Students can make choices about how they want to spend their hard-earned perks, making the experience both exciting and rewarding. To make sure everyone gets a chance to participate, … Read More

DNA may light up under a fluorescence microscope, but Leah’s dedication shines even brighter! Congratulations to Leah, our CTE Student of the Week, nominated by Mr. Williams for her outstanding commitment to learning and excellence in the Treasure Coast High School Biotechnology Academy! As a senior in the Biotechnology Academy, Leah continues to distinguish herself through her dedication to molecular laboratory sciences and her desire to deepen her understanding of the field. In preparation for her industry certification exams this spring, Leah is developing professional laboratory skills through advanced simulated lab experiences typically conducted at the collegiate level. Her curiosity, … Read More

Excitement filled the air as Oak Hammock K-8 celebrated its first House Day competition of the year! Students and staff came together to represent their Houses, demonstrate teamwork, and build school spirit through a fun and engaging challenge. The competition featured grade-level divisions including K-2, 3-5, and individual contests for 6th, 7th, and 8th grades. Each House selected six student representatives along with one staff member to compete on behalf of their team. Participants took part in a fast-paced challenge that required skill, strategy, and perseverance. Competitors attempted to roll a ball into a series of hula hoops placed across … Read More

Club Rush Brings Opportunities and School Spirit to the Courtyard The courtyard was buzzing with excitement during both lunches as students explored the many opportunities available during this year’s Club Rush. More than 30 student organizations gathered to recruit new members, share information about upcoming activities, and showcase the wide variety of ways students can get involved at Fort Pierce Central High School. Tables lined the courtyard as club officers, sponsors, and student leaders welcomed their peers, answered questions, and encouraged students to discover interests beyond the classroom. From service organizations and academic clubs to special interest groups and leadership … Read More

Weatherbee Elementary was excited to welcome special guest readers from the Cora Stickney Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR) Chapter to spend time with our kindergarten and first-grade students! Our guests shared their love of reading by visiting classrooms, reading engaging stories, and creating a memorable experience for some of our youngest learners. Having community members take time to read with our students reinforces an important message: reading matters! These special visits help build excitement around books, strengthen students’ love of literacy, and show our children that their entire community is invested in their success. We are incredibly grateful to … Read More

On September 10, 2026, the Port St. Lucie High School Jaguar Battalion proudly hosted its first blood drive of the academic year in partnership with ONEBLOOD. The event resulted in 60 students, faculty, and staff members donating blood, an effort that has the potential to save at least 84 lives. Cadets played a critical role in the success of the blood drive by supporting key operational and logistical functions throughout the day. Their responsibilities included verifying donor eligibility during check-in, escorting student donors to and from their classrooms, and assisting with post-donation monitoring in the recovery area. Through their professionalism … Read More

Bayshore Elementary kicked off its first PBIS celebration of the school year with a fun-filled Wacky Tacky Day! Students proudly spent 10 Jazzy Cash to participate in this exciting event, showing off their most creative, mismatched, and colorful outfits. Wacky Tacky Day was a special reward to celebrate the hard work and positive choices our students have demonstrated during the first month of school. By consistently following our ROAR Expectations and earning Jazzy Cash, students showed what it means to be respectful, responsible, and ready to learn. Their enthusiasm and school spirit made the day a huge success! We are … Read More

As part of Fort Pierce Central High School’s Road to GreAtness initiative, students enjoyed an exciting and well-deserved reward during the recent PBIS Soda-Pop Shop. The event provided an opportunity for students to redeem the PBIS tickets they have earned through positive behavior, responsibility, and consistent demonstration of school expectations. The celebration extended beyond refreshments, creating an energetic atmosphere that brought students together in a spirit of fun and accomplishment. Students filled the area with enthusiasm as they participated in line dances led by DJ Mr. Volz, whose music and positive energy helped make the event a memorable experience for … Read More

Our first Bulldog Slushy Event of the school year was a huge success! Students were excited to cool off with a refreshing treat while spending time with friends and enjoying a fun-filled early release day. The event provided a special opportunity for our Bulldogs to relax, celebrate, and create lasting memories together. One of the highlights of the day was seeing the joy and excitement on students’ faces as they enjoyed their slushies and participated in the festivities. The energy throughout the cafeteria was contagious, and the positive atmosphere reflected the strong sense of community that makes Forest Grove Middle … Read More

Order up! Fifth graders at Lakewood Park Elementary recently transformed their classroom into a bustling restaurant as part of their decimal unit. Students stepped into the roles of servers, cashiers, and customers — greeting guests, taking orders from a hand-picked menu, totaling bills, and counting back exact change, all using decimal numbers. Every check had to balance, which meant careful adding and subtracting of decimals, double-checking a teammate’s work, and solving problems on the spot when an order changed at the last minute. Along the way, students strengthened their teamwork, communication, and real-world financial literacy skills, discovering that the math … Read More

As we headed into the fourth week of the school year, the excitement and positive energy around Forest Grove Middle School continued to shine. Our Bulldogs are bringing big smiles, strong determination, and bright minds to school each day, creating an environment where learning and growth thrive. Students are embracing new challenges in the classroom, exploring exciting concepts, and building the skills they need for success. Beyond academics, our Bulldogs are enjoying special moments together, including Friday Fun in the cafeteria, where friendships are strengthened and school spirit is celebrated. During lunch, students have the opportunity to use their PBIS … Read More