Fifth-grade AMP students at Morningside Elementary are delving into the wonders of our solar system as they explore the planets. Aligned with Florida Science Standards SC.5.E.5.1, SC.5.E.5.2, and SC.5.E.5.3, students are building knowledge of planetary characteristics, movements, and patterns. Through collaboration, one student researches while the other partner takes notes, and together they develop their PowerPoint using a shared digital document. This teamwork not only strengthens their science knowledge but also builds skills in communication, teamwork, and technology. By working together, students are developing a deeper understanding and ownership of their learning while exploring the mysteries of space in a … Read More

After learning about Frida Kahlo, students designed and created their own paintbrushes, ran multiple tests, and made improvements where needed. They also created a self-portrait and put their paintbrushes to use to color parts of their portrait.

Maggie Garrett, seated, a kindergartner in Jean Constantine’s kindergarten class at Mariposa Elementary School  reads to fifth graders Raisa Asim, Alyssa Byrum and Hilario Garcia the book she put together and colored to work with her sight words she is learning to read.

An additional 12 student athletes at Fort Pierce Central High School signed letters of intent to play athletics in college this coming season. A celebration was recently held by the students, staff and families for the occasion. Athletes and their schools are: Jonathan Marcelin, football, Bethany College; Jonathan Marsailles, wrestling, Central Baptist College; Maurice Campbell, football, Southern University; Jameel Jackson, football, Grambling State University; Tyler Gaskin, football, Benedict College; Deion Robinson, football, Graceland University; Eugene Jacobs, football, Ave Maria University; Nikko Crespo, baseball, SUNY Canton; Roneisha Jordan, volleyball/basketball, Rainy River Community College; Ebony Joseph, basketball, Rainy River Community College; Nic … Read More

At Bayshore Elementary, we are excited to recognize and reward excellent attendance through our Monthly Attendance Challenge! Each month, the class with the highest attendance percentage earns the honor of displaying the Attendance Trophy on their classroom door. In addition to the trophy, the winning class also receives class-wide PBIS bucks, which can be used for special rewards and activities. This initiative encourages students to strive for perfect attendance and fosters a sense of teamwork and school spirit. Here are the winners from last month: Kindergarten: Archer – 95.00% First Grade: Centrone – 96.86% Second Grade: Lightfoot – 97.14% Third Grade: Severini – 97.58% … Read More

Port St. Lucie High School students take time during organized school-wide events such as the recent flag football game to reflect in remembrance of victims of violence.  Student leaders work with school administrators to plan school events and opportunities for students to voice thoughts, share ideas, and exercise positive civic responsibilities.

Seventh grade students at Palm Pointe Educational Research School @ Tradition, along with The Honorable Judge Smartt of the St. Lucie County Court, held a mock trial for their Civics Class.  This was a great learning experience for everyone who participated. The students standing participated in the trial as the prosecutor, the defense, the witnesses, and the defendant along with their teacher Mrs. Anne Lulkin and Judge Smartt. The students seated made up the jury. Great job students.

Katelyn Whitaker was involved in the recent Environmental Perspectives showcase of Arts and Sciences at Fort Pierce Westwood’s Marine & Oceanographic Academy. Katelyn is shown with her artwork.

Student scientists Riley Kicker, from left, Shayne Nurse, David Todd, Kassidy Allie Stephenson, and Kaylee Andrews are joined by Kaylee’s younger sister Sara as they prepare to time the rate of sinking for various “plankton” creations designed by attendees of the recent Environmental Perspectives showcase of Arts and Sciences at Fort Pierce Westwood’s Marine & Oceanographic Academy. Students and guests alike were amazed at the scientific results!

At the recent Environmental Perspectives showcase of Arts and Sciences at Fort Pierce Westwood’s Marine & Oceanographic Academy, freshmen Lauren Martinez, from left, Caitlyn Richardson, and Aneesa Dial guided attendees in creating fish prints of various inhabitants of our south Florida waterways.

The annual Martin Luther King, Jr., parade drew thousands on Monday, January 16, lining 25th Street and Virginia Avenue in Fort Pierce. Annie Kate Jackson, pictured at left, and Jay Lundy were the emcees of the televised presentation of the parade which is airing on WLX The Education Channel. Click on the link to the Media Services page for broadcast times. http://www.stlucie.k12.fl.us/MediaServicesVideos/weekly.pdf

Morningside is excited to share our school’s Martin Luther King Jr. parade float, created with love and creativity by our amazing students, staff, and families. This year’s theme, “Never Give Up on the Dream,” reminds us that Dr. King’s vision of unity, justice, and equality is one we continue to work toward every single day. Our float celebrates hope, perseverance, and the power of dreaming big—just like Dr. King inspired us to do. Thank you to everyone who helped bring this beautiful dream to life, and to our community for showing such strong support! “Faith is taking the first step even … Read More

C.A. Moore Elementary School shows their school spirit. Go Explorers!!

St. Lucie Public Schools proudly participated in the 33rd Annual Martin Luther King, Jr. Commemorative Parade.  This year’s theme “Renewing a Spirit of Empowerment, Engagement, and Non-violence” was reflected in schools’ parade entries which included float designs, band performances, cheer and dance presentations, and more.  This year’s commentators were the District’s own Dr. Donna Mills and Dr. Kevin Perry.