Fourteen Treasure Coast High School Titan Theatre students were proudly inducted into the International Thespian Society on Friday, January 9th, earning recognition in the national honor society for high school theatre. Induction into ITS reflects a high level of dedication and accomplishment in the performing arts. Each student earned 10 Thespian points, which represents at least 100 hours of quality theatre work completed during their high school career. These students demonstrated commitment well beyond the classroom. Their work included acting on stage, contributing to technical theatre and stage management, supporting productions behind the scenes, and participating in two or more … Read More

Students in Mrs. Garcia’s classroom at FPC worked on their One-Pager Semester Exam Project, an assignment designed to measure critical reading, writing, and analysis skills. After reviewing clear project expectations, students immediately began outlining thesis statements, identifying relevant textual evidence, and planning visual components to support their responses. Throughout the class period, students used laptops, notes, and planning tools to organize their ideas and remain focused on academic goals. During the work session, Mrs. Garcia met individually with students using the ELA Tracking Sheet to provide targeted feedback. These conferences helped students strengthen their arguments, refine their evidence, and ensure … Read More

Last Friday, the FPC PBIS team hosted a well‑attended reward event titled No Snow Day Sundaes lunch periods. The event recognized students who earned 10 Cobra Pride tickets by inviting them to participate in this special celebration of positive behavior. Eligible students created their own ice cream sundaes and chose from a wide variety of toppings. Participation was strong throughout both lunches, and students were enthusiastic and engaged during the event. Staff members supported the activity and ensured an organized and welcoming environment. The reward event reinforced the PBIS program’s expectations by recognizing students who consistently demonstrate positive behavior. Events … Read More

Fairlawn truly looked outstanding at this year’s MLK Parade, and it was a moment to be proud of our amazing school community. Despite the chilly temperatures, students, families, and staff came together with enthusiasm, spirit, and big smiles to represent Fairlawn in such a meaningful event. The pride and unity shown along the parade route did not go unnoticed, as our group stood out with energy and school spirit. A special thank you goes to everyone who walked in the parade and braved the cold to show their support. We also want to recognize the many individuals who worked hard … Read More

The Leadership Team would like to recognize Miss Applebee and her medical students for their efforts in providing valuable learning experiences for FPC freshmen. During a recent visit, freshmen classes participated in hands-on clinical techniques designed to build foundational skills and prepare them for future certification opportunities. The activities were structured, engaging, and aligned with real-world medical practices. Students expressed interest in the session and were actively involved throughout the exercises. The experience allowed the students to understand better expectations within the medical program and the level of responsibility required in the healthcare field. Miss Applebee and her students modeled … Read More

Weatherbee Elementary Kindergarten students set sail on an exciting math adventure during Topic 9, Unit 6: Let’s Investigate – Boat Ride! While having tons of fun, students reviewed and practiced math standards NSO.1.1 and NSO.2.1. NSO.1.1: Students counted forward and backward within 120, practiced skip counting by 2s to 20, and by 5s to 100.  NSO.2.1: Students worked on recalling addition facts with sums to 10 and related subtraction facts with automaticity. Students rolled a die (1–6) and hopped aboard the boat! Once on board, they determined how many seats were filled, how many were empty, and how many more were … Read More

SLW Centennial High School proudly participated in the Palm Pointe Classes to Careers event, showcasing the many pathways available to students in our community. Centennial was well represented with school counselors, CTE teachers, ROTC cadets, and an enthusiastic group of students who were eager to learn and share. The event highlighted a wide range of career opportunities and helped students make meaningful connections with local programs and professionals. Our Eagles showed up strong, engaged fully in every activity, and demonstrated the pride and excellence that define Centennial. Moments like these remind us how powerful community partnerships can be in shaping … Read More

The Leadership Team of Ft. Pierce Central recently completed several site visits to the Culinary Department and was impressed by the high level of instruction and student involvement observed. Under the direction of Chef Strell and Chef Swertfager, the department demonstrated strong organization, clear expectations, and effective teaching practices. Students were actively engaged in their work and showed responsibility, focus, and pride in their learning. Throughout the visits, it was evident that the Culinary Department places a strong emphasis on effort, discipline, and teamwork. Faculty members created an environment that supports student growth and career readiness. Freshman students were given … Read More

Students in the St. Lucie STAR program recently participated in a hands-on learning event designed to strengthen independent living and workplace readiness skills. As part of the experience, students visited a local mall where they practiced real-world tasks such as selecting items, managing a budget, and paying for purchases independently. This community-based activity allowed students to apply classroom lessons in a practical setting, building confidence in decision-making, communication, and financial responsibility. The STAR program’s mission is to graduate students who are work-ready by providing meaningful mentorship and scholarship opportunities through partnerships with local businesses. By connecting students with community employers … Read More

Our first-grade students recently took part in an exciting MTSS enrichment experience that combined creativity, collaboration, and literacy development. During this enrichment time, students participated in a hands-on slime-making project that encouraged them to carefully follow directions, practice sequencing, and work cooperatively with their peers. In addition, students enjoyed participating in Reader’s Theater, which provided meaningful opportunities to build reading fluency, expression, and comprehension. As they practiced their roles, students gained confidence in their reading abilities while developing stronger communication and teamwork skills. These engaging enrichment activities helped strengthen their reading skills in a fun and interactive way. Overall, MTSS … Read More

The Port Saint Lucie High School Jaguar Battalion’s Drill Team competed at the Santaluces High School Drill Competition against six other schools on January 9th. The competition consisted of Armed Squad, Unarmed Squad, Male Individual Exhibition, Female Individual Exhibition, LET one squad, Male/Mixed dual exhibition, and Color Guard.  The Jaguars did incredibly well in their first competition of the season. Male Unarmed Squad earned 1st place, Male Armed Squad achieved 4th place, Male dual exhibition took 2nd place, and Male individual Exhibition placed 3rd place. Female unarmed squad earned 2nd place, Female Armed took 1st place, Female individual Exhibition took 1st place, Female … Read More

Palm Pointe’s 8th-grade Classrooms2Careers family night was a huge success! Seniors and their families learned about high school requirements and program offerings. They received practical advice from some of our very own Palm Pointe alumni and connected with local business partners, companies, and colleges who shared programs, pathways, and real‑world advice on career opportunities. Students worked their way through the event with a tic‑tac‑toe challenge, getting marks at each station to ensure that they got the most out of the experience, and earned a free dress code pass!  Students also had the opportunity to showcase their career projects and tell … Read More

Morningside Elementary School proudly kicked off Kindness Week today with a schoolwide celebration focused on compassion and community. Every student took part by signing our large Kindness Quilt, symbolizing our shared commitment to treating one another with respect and empathy. Students wrote messages of kindness on paper chain links. We also launched our collection drive for Grace Packs, gathering Granola and Nutri‑Grain bars to support children in need throughout our community. Our school’s goal is to collect 1,000 bars to help ensure that no child has to worry about going hungry. We are excited to work together throughout the week … Read More

Starting the Year Strong at Centennial! SLW Centennial High School kicked off the year with celebrations for Eagles who proved that progress matters. 9th and 10th graders who demonstrated growth or proficiency on their ELA FAST PM2 enjoyed a well-deserved moment at the Eagle Culture Snack Tent—because every step forward deserves recognition. At Centennial, we believe effort and improvement pave the way to success. We’re proud of our students and grateful for our dedicated teachers.  We are excited to see even more Eagles soar in May for FAST PM3. Built to rise, every day.  Keep up the GREAT work EAGLES!

Bootcamp & Basketball at Centennial! On Friday, January 9th, SLW Centennial High School hosted an exciting afternoon that combined academic focus and school spirit. Students in Algebra 1, Geometry, and ELA (9th & 10th grade)  kicked off with Bootcamp in the cafeteria right after dismissal at 4 PM. Then, they were rewarded with tickets to the big game against Treasure Coast High School from 4–8 PM. Students enjoyed free pizza and drinks plus free admission to the game.  This was a perfect way to celebrate hard work and cheer on our Eagles! Built to Rise, we are Eagle Strong! Keep … Read More

Our School Counseling Team at Bayshore Elementary partnered with Children Services Council of St. Lucie County and Ms. Loudy Mortimer our of our District’s Bilingual Parent Education Program earlier this year to provide a literacy pack for some of our students here at Bayshore. The packs included: a bag, a book, an activity book, importance of literacy information page, comprehension questions for parents to ask students in multiple languages, an information sheet concerning the New World Reading Program in multiple languages, the St. Lucie County Public Library application for each student, and a multilingual information sheet about benefits beyond books … Read More

Built to Rise at SLW Centennial! SLW Centennial High School celebrated our TOP ELA FAST PM2 scorers with a well-earned Chick-fil-A boxed lunch, courtesy of our Eagle Culture Committee! These outstanding students showed what happens when you arrive prepared, stay focused, and push yourself to grow. At Centennial, excellence doesn’t go unnoticed—it’s recognized and rewarded. Our Eagles lead by example, inspiring others to rise to the challenge, stay engaged, and embrace success. This is what Eagle Culture looks like in action—Built to Rise. We are proud, we are strong, we are CEN10!  Keep up the great work Eagles!  

Palm Pointe proudly hosted its 2025–2026 STEM and History Day Fair on January 8th, an evening dedicated to celebrating academic achievement and innovation. Students demonstrated exceptional talent through creative experiments, insightful research, and engaging presentations that highlighted the very best projects at the school level. During the event, finalists advancing to the district competition were announced, and all participants were honored for their hard work and dedication. The level of excellence on display was truly inspiring and reflects the commitment of our learners, families, and educators. We extend our heartfelt gratitude to parents and guardians for their unwavering support and … Read More

In November, members of the School Counseling Team coordinated for the National Theater for Children to stop by Bayshore to do a performance for our K-2 students. During this performance, students learned about energy conservation, how we measure energy used, how energy is wasted, and what renewable energy is. During the show, students learned important lessons about energy efficiency, and teachers were provided lessons and activities to prolong the engagement for well after the end of the performance. This performance was sponsored by FPL, and we take the opportunity to say thank you to FPL as well as the National … Read More