St. Lucie West K-8 third-graders in Mrs. Harvey’s ELA classes dove into reading as Sharks collaborated to compare and contrast how authors present information across two texts. Students examined text features, key details, and text structures to determine similarities and differences in how ideas were explained. Working in pairs and small groups, they discussed evidence, shared observations, and supported their thinking using details from the texts. This engaging lesson strengthened comprehension skills, critical thinking, and accountable talk. Ask your Shark how the texts were alike, how they were different, and which presentation helped them learn best during ELA class!  

Congratulations to Palm Pointe K-8 for earning 1st place in the 2026 St. Lucie County Fair School Display Contest Middle School Division! This outstanding achievement reflects the creativity, dedication, and pride that make our school community so special. A heartfelt thank you goes to our amazing art teachers, Mrs. Schott and Mrs. Wessel, whose hard work, vision, and countless hours brought this display to life. Their commitment to showcasing student talent and school spirit truly set our exhibit apart. This recognition is a testament to their passion for the arts and their dedication to excellence. We are so proud of … 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.

At Forest Grove Middle School, instructional time is treated as a precious resource, and teachers work intentionally to ensure that not a single moment is wasted. From the moment students step onto campus until the final dismissal, our staff is dedicated to maximizing every opportunity for learning, enrichment, and meaningful academic growth. This commitment is rooted in the belief that strong instruction, high expectations, and positive relationships create the foundation for student success. During recent classroom observations, students demonstrated a clear understanding of expectations and remained fully engaged in rigorous lessons. Teachers provided structured, purposeful instruction designed to strengthen knowledge … Read More

Fort Pierce Central High School’s National Art Honor Society and Mrs. Royo have once again demonstrated its commitment to creativity, innovation, and student-driven excellence by earning the “Out of the Box” Award at the 2026 St. Lucie County Fair’s annual school display competition. The accolade recognizes schools whose exhibits push beyond traditional design concepts to deliver fresh, inventive, and engaging visual storytelling. This year’s fair highlighted educational vision and future‑minded learning across the district, with schools interpreting themes focused on growth, collaboration, vibrant teams, clubs, student organizations, and forward‑thinking pathways. Fort Pierce Central’s National Art Honor Society work diligently starting in … Read More

Bayshore’s Art Expo was an unforgettable celebration of creativity, talent, and school pride! The evening came alive with a vibrant Jazzy Designer Fashion Show, where students wowed the crowd with bold styles, confident walks, and original designs that showcased their artistic flair. Guests were also treated to powerful performances by our Poetry and Debate Team, whose spoken words and dynamic delivery brought emotion, laughter, and inspiration to the stage. The energy continued with an electrifying routine from the Step Team, filling the room with rhythm, precision, and spirit. As families and community members explored the hallways, they were greeted by … Read More

Fairlawn Elementary recently hosted its annual Fun Run, bringing together students, staff, and families for an exciting day filled with school spirit. Thanks to the incredible support from families, community members, and generous sponsors, the school proudly surpassed its fundraising goal. Kindergarten through 4th-grade students participated in the Fun Run, cheering each other on as they completed laps around the course. Fifth-grade students had their own special event — a colorful Color Run that quickly became a highlight of the day. As they ran, students were showered with bursts of bright colors, creating a fun and memorable experience for everyone … Read More

In Mr. Parkinson’s Geometry class, students recently participated in a dynamic trigonometry review that brought mathematical concepts to life through hands‑on exploration. To strengthen their understanding of trigonometric ratios, students began by drawing triangles on paper, measuring two sides, and calculating the angle at the triangle’s base. This activity allowed them to apply sine, cosine, and tangent relationships in a meaningful way. Students then extended their learning by using string to construct physical triangles, which they used to calculate unknown heights—an engaging method for connecting classroom learning to real‑world problem‑solving. Another interactive task involved shining a flashlight on an object … Read More

Angel Salcedo, pictured with TCHS Titan Theatre Director Jennifer Goodman, was recently recognized at the Florida Thespian State Festival as the recipient of the Susan Euler High School Award from the Florida Theatrical Association. This honor is given to graduating Florida high school students who show outstanding talent in the performing arts and who plan to continue their studies in theatre after graduation. Angel earned this distinction as the only student in the entire state selected for performance, which speaks to his dedication, creativity, and exceptional skill on stage. As part of the award, Angel will receive a $5,000 scholarship … Read More

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

Celebrating the Class of 2029: An Unforgettable Experience! What an extraordinary and memorable experience for our Class of 2029! Our recent trip to the Miami Heat vs. Orlando Magic basketball game was filled with smiles, laughter, and countless pictures—but even those couldn’t fully capture the camaraderie, excitement, and genuine joy shared by our students throughout the day.  This trip was more than just a game; it was a celebration of excellence. Every student who attended earned this opportunity by meeting the academic, behavioral, and attendance expectations aligned with this year’s powerful theme: Keeping It 100! Their commitment to showing up, … Read More

Eighth-grade science at Forest Grove Middle School empowers students to tackle real‑world challenges through meaningful, hands‑on learning experiences. By engaging directly with experiments and practical activities, students gain a clearer and more engaging understanding of complex scientific concepts. These interactive lessons help transform abstract ideas into concrete, relatable examples that deepen comprehension. Teachers enrich instruction by incorporating laboratory investigations, applying formulas, and examining scientific principles in action. During recent classroom visits, students showed impressive enthusiasm as they participated in review sessions and explored foundational science concepts through guided practice. Their active involvement strengthened not only their understanding, but also their … Read More

At Palm Pointe, the magic truly never ends—and so much of that magic happens quietly behind the scenes each and every day. On National Maintenance Worker Day, we proudly celebrate the incredible members of our maintenance team who work tirelessly to keep our campus safe, clean, welcoming, and running smoothly. From early mornings and late nights to unexpected repairs and daily upkeep, their dedication ensures that our school remains a place where learning, creativity, and growth can truly shine. Whether responding to urgent needs or maintaining the little details that make a big difference, their impact is felt across our … Read More

Shark Nation third graders enjoyed a sweet math lesson while working with a partner to collect and organize data using 30 jellybeans. Students sorted the jellybeans by color, carefully counted each group, and recorded their results. They then represented the data in two different ways by creating a bar graph and a pictograph. This hands-on activity helped students strengthen counting skills, compare quantities, and understand how the same information can be shown in multiple representations. Engagement was high, collaboration was strong, and learning was meaningful and fun. Ask your child which jellybean color had the most and how they showed … Read More

At Forest Grove Middle School, students in Ms. Vasquez’s class recently participated in an engaging lesson focused on analyzing key elements of historical texts, with special attention given to landmark Supreme Court rulings such as Marbury v. Madison. Through this exploration, students were introduced to essential legal concepts that helped them understand how judicial decisions influence the interpretation and evolution of the U.S. Constitution. The lesson incorporated accountable discussions, active participation, and structured opportunities for students to clearly express their ideas. These strategies enriched the learning experience and supported students’ academic growth by strengthening their analytical and communication skills. Additionally, … Read More

First-grade students at Fairlawn Elementary wrapped up Read Across America Week in a fun and creative way! To celebrate their love of reading, students dressed up and participated in a special activity inspired by the beloved stories of Dr. Seuss. As part of the celebration, the first graders made a delicious snack that looked just like the famous hat worn by the Cat in the Hat. Using a variety of tasty ingredients, students carefully stacked their treats to create the iconic red and white stripes. The activity combined creativity, teamwork, and a little bit of sweet fun. Students were excited … Read More

The Chart Your Course Marine & Maritime Career Expo offered Forest Grove Middle School 8th graders an exciting opportunity to explore career possibilities within the marine and maritime industries. Hosted by the Fort Pierce Yacht Club Foundation in partnership with St. Lucie Public Schools’ Career & Technical Education department, the event introduced students to the many thriving career pathways available right here on the Treasure Coast. During the expo, students participated in hands‑on demonstrations and listened to industry professionals share what skills, training, and education are needed for success. Forest Grove students expressed genuine enthusiasm as they discovered new interests … Read More

Students from Fairlawn Elementary proudly participated in the St. Lucie County Fair through their involvement in local 4-H groups. Students in grades Kindergarten through 5th grade had the opportunity to showcase animals they had been raising and caring for over the past several months. Fair visitors were able to see a wide variety of animals presented by Fairlawn students, including chickens, goats, turtles, bunnies, swine, and even steer. Participating in 4-H gave these young students the chance to learn valuable lessons about responsibility, commitment, and animal care. Preparing for the fair required months of dedication, patience, and hard work as … Read More