NJHS got a chance to learn all about advocacy. Members learned how to self-advocate for their personal ideas or beliefs. Members were also given insights on what it takes to advocate for a city and push for change.  📢💬 #AdvocacyRocks #MeetingTheMayor #CommunityVoice

National Junior Honor Society students unite to combat hunger, one can at a time. Students used communication skills to spread awareness about the reality of hunger in our world. A total of 389 non-perishable food items were collected.  Way to go Greyhounds!!! 🌟🥫 #NJHS #CommunityService #EndHunger

Lincoln Park Academy’s National Junior Honor Society students are eager, wide-eyed students ready to embark on a journey of leadership, service, and academic excellence. Students gathered to learn, connect, and embrace the opportunities that lie ahead, as they take their first steps towards becoming the future leaders of their community and beyond.      

National Junior Honor Society students came together to deliver coffee and a sweet treat to teachers to show their appreciation for all that they do. Their hard work and dedication are a direct result of the leadership that they have fallen under from teachers. They showed compassion and kindness as they worked tirelessly to serve the staff. These students are truly making an impact in their school community and setting an example for others to follow. Way to go Greyhounds!!!

National Junior Honor Society students came together to help those in need by collecting and sorting food for the Grace Pack Foundation. Their hard work and dedication will make a difference in the lives of many families. They showed compassion and kindness as they worked tirelessly to ensure that no one goes hungry. These students are truly making an impact in their community and setting an example for others to follow. Way to go Greyhounds!!! 

On Friday, February 3, 2017, 26 select 8th grade students from Lincoln Park Academy toured several programs at Indian River State College during Middle School Great Explorations.  These students spent the day gaining valuable hands-on experience in the robotics, photonics, medical services, and computer animation/digital media fields.  The purpose of the trip centered on the connection between secondary education and the world of work, cementing the learning which took place during the 8th grade Naviance activities completed throughout the school year.  Feedback from the students was very encouraging and we can’t wait for next year’s trip!      

On Tuesday November 22, 2016, Lincoln Park Academy Middle School students participated in the annual Pathway to Success ceremony.  Whether it’s the youngest Greyhounds in the class of 2024 or the voting-age seniors who graduate in May, all students deserve to know they inspire adults around them.  The students received a keepsake to commemorate the ceremony and signed a graduate silhouette ensuring their commitment to be successful at LPA which is displayed proudly on campus.  Great job, Greyhounds…and keep up the hard work!              

During the month of October, Lincoln Park Academy Middle School proudly hosted its annual Student Council elections, celebrating student voice and civic engagement. A remarkable amount of students participated, demonstrating the enthusiasm and commitment of our middle schoolers as they cast their votes in their Social Studies and Science classrooms, fully engaging in the democratic process. This successful event was made possible through the collaborative efforts of the Social Studies and Science departments, including Mrs. Nuccio, Mr. Owens, Mr. Perry, Mrs. Cooper, Ms. Bobo, Ms. Logue, Ms. Maldonado (LPA MS Student Council Sponsor), Mrs. Labbe (School Clerk), and Dr. Sparacio. … Read More

The Lincoln Park Middle School Concert Band under the direction of Jason Hatfield and Jason Albert is proud to announce that it has earned a Superior rating at the prestigious Florida Bandmasters Association (FBA) District 13 Music Performance Assessment (MPA), held on March 11th. This remarkable achievement was the first time in fifteen years for this prestigious award. The band received the highest possible ratings for both performance and sight-reading, demonstrating their outstanding musicianship and commitment to excellence. The MPA is one of the most significant events for middle school bands in Florida, where ensembles are evaluated by a panel of expert judges on … Read More

Congratulations to all our winners and participants of the LPA Media Center Diorama Contest!  The competition was tight, and the talent was through the roof!  Congratulations to our Middle School winners: 1st Place: Enidarylis Lopez and Vanessa Masters, 2nd Place: Ayla Bly and Samantha Rau, 3rd Place: Mikhail Horton and Arianna Delgado. High School also did an amazing job!  A big shout out to our High School winners: 1st Place: Lindsey Damis, 2nd Place: Jordan Myers, 3rd Place: Angelyka Valdez.  Our next contest will be featured soon, so be on the lookout!

 Lincoln Park Academy Retires the Jerseys of Some of Their Greatest Girls’ Basketball Stars On November 29th Lincoln Park Academy retired the jersey of 3 of the school’s top girls’ basketball stars in the history of their school. This celebration comes in conjunction with the 100th year celebration of the school. Melanie Densen-Rosier (22), a 2002 graduate, and LaQuita Ball (23), a 2003 graduate, had a career high of over 2,000 points scored during their basketball career at LPA. Brandy Montgomery (11), a 2013 graduate, has the highest total career points for the school at more than 3,000 points. Brandy, who … Read More

Over Thanksgiving break Makayla Megnauth decided to take on the challenge of not only playing way up in 17U as a 12-year-old, but to help a small-town Puerto Rico team (Salinas) as they faced the best of the best that flew in from all over the United States to play on an AllStar team. In 7 games while playing with the team Makayla batted an amazing team high .714. Makayla also got 2 starts pitching as she got the win both times. She did not allow a single earned run as she dominated these older girls. Her outstanding overall performance … Read More

On March 22, 2023, the Lincoln Park Academy Key Club conducted the swearing-in ceremony of officers. Elections were conducted at the February meeting, and the results were then announced. Faith Mobley will hold the position of President, Nachbi Pierre is Vice President, Megan Pinto is Secretary, and Jeno Retutal is Treasurer. Their term of office will continue through May 2024. Ms. Michelle Franklin, the St. Lucie County Property Appraiser, conducted the ceremony with the officers reciting the oath of office. Other VIP members in attendance were Mr. Steve Hoskins of Hoskins, Turco, Lloyd & Lloyd, and Mr. Troy Ingersoll, the … Read More

On October 4th, a dedicated group of 15 enthusiastic members from the LPA Key Club came together to participate in the Breast Cancer 5K race held at Tradition Square in Port Saint Lucie. The hardworking LPA Key Club members played a vital role by assisting with various tasks, including setting up the event, distributing medals, and refreshing water to the runners, and helping with the cleanup process after the race concluded. In addition to their support efforts, several members also took on the challenge of running the race themselves, achieving impressive finish times. A heartfelt thank you goes out to … Read More

On Saturday, March 18, the LPA Key Club provided assistance to the Main Street Fort Pierce program by sponsoring and promoting the Coloring Wall during the Taste of the Sea and Sandy Shoes Seafood Festival in downtown Fort Pierce. Designed as a means to recruit festival participants in an entertaining and creative activity, the Coloring Wall was very successful. Throughout the day, several Key Club members were able to entice young and old alike to express themselves with crayons, paints, chalk and markers. As the pictures show, the wall drew many children and adults alike to paint pictures, express their … Read More

On October 11, 2025, eleven enthusiastic LPA Key Club members volunteered at the Fort Pierce Community Garden to help prepare for the upcoming Harvest Fall event on October 25. With great energy and teamwork, they cleared garden beds, organized tools, and helped beautify the space for the community. Their dedication to service and leadership continues to shine, and we’re incredibly proud of their efforts. A heartfelt thank you to our community partners for welcoming our students and supporting this meaningful collaboration. Events like these show the power of youth engagement and the impact of giving back. Stay tuned for more … Read More

On Saturday 21st, 10 LPA Key Club members (Lucia, Elena, Lilly, Katherine, Jaeda, Angelyka, Jenna, Rowan, Jaden, Damon, Mrs. Cassella, and Mrs. Peterson)  prepared an area for sunflower seeds to be planted at the First Church Community Garden Project. The members pulled the weeds, covered the land with shells, and planted the seeds. We will be back on Oct 5th to plant vegetables and fruits which will feed the local community.                      

The Lincoln Park Academy Key Club held its first meeting as new and existing members were welcomed back for the 2023-2024 school year. After the introduction of sponsors and the Key Club mission statement, plans were discussed for the club and its future endeavors. The first beach clean-up is scheduled for November 4th.  Members can’t wait to share their hearts and skills with the rest of St. Lucie County!