All K-5 students participated in a class research project. Students learned about Hispanic/Latin countries. In addition, students learned about Hispanic/Latin culture, traditions, and achievements. A Title One/ Parent Night was held at Lawnwood Elementary to recognize and honor National Hispanic Month.

Lawnwood’s third annual flapjack fundraiser was a BIG HIT! The families of Lawnwood Elementary School were served breakfast by the LWN staff members.  A special thank you goes out to the staff of Applebees/Fort Pierce for being a local business partner. We also appreciate the LWN staff, parents, and students for making this a fun, memorable event.  Go LEOPARDS!  

Students at Lawnwood Elementary School attended a special presentation by the Oxbow Eco-Center for meeting their first attendance incentive. Children learned about several animals and the features that make them unique. One fun fact discussed was that the eye shape of snakes is a key feature that can allow a person to distinguish which are venomous and not. This was a very interactive and fun experience for all those who attended. Remember to come to school, arrive on time, and stay all day in order to participate in the attendance incentives! Tracking attendance is valuable and serves a critical role … Read More

Lawnwood Elementary School second grade student Ethan Stabile is pictured with his project on display in the Kiwanis Building at the St. Lucie County Fair. Ethan’s project was on the county firefighters. Over 30 projects were selected among first through fifth graders to be displayed for Lawnwood Elementary this year, which won first place in the elementary division for the second year.

Lawnwood’s SRO Azeredo and the St. Lucie Sheriff’s Department donated uniforms to the students of Lawnwood Elementary. Thank you for this great donation!

Lawnwood Elementary proudly celebrated Hispanic Heritage Month with an inspiring showcase that highlighted the richness of Hispanic culture, history, and creativity. Every poem, play, dance, and piece of art was created and performed by students, showcasing their remarkable talent, collaboration, and cultural pride. The event featured powerful poetry readings, singing,  captivating portrayals of influential Hispanic historical figures, beautifully choreographed dances, expressive artwork, and heartfelt songs honoring cherished traditions. Families also explored vibrant tri-fold displays created by each class to represent different Hispanic countries. While enjoying delicious tacos and lively Hispanic music, attendees experienced a true celebration of unity, diversity, and … Read More

Samantha Lamora’s first grade writing class students take a break from writing their stories for The St Lucie County Young Author’s Festival to have a picnic and share their narratives with other students. The entire school (grades first through fifth) participated in writing their opinion, informative, and narrative pieces in hopes of becoming a Young Author’s finalist.

Lawnwood Leopards participated in the Annual Black History Celebration All Lawnwood K–5 classes participated in the Annual Black History Showcase, engaging in a meaningful, schoolwide celebration of history and culture. Students worked collaboratively to create a display highlighting an influential African American leader, demonstrating teamwork, creativity, and pride in their work. Through guided research, reading, and discussion, students learned about the individual’s life, accomplishments, and lasting impact on society. The project encouraged critical thinking, strengthened research and presentation skills, and deepened students’ understanding of the important contributions African Americans have made to our nation’s history.  Students also took part in … Read More

Last week, every student from kindergarten through 5th grade proudly participated in our Student Council elections. It was more than just casting a vote—it was an incredible opportunity for our young leaders to learn about civic responsibility, teamwork, and the importance of making their voices count. Watching students take ownership of the process and cheer for their peers showed the true spirit of leadership and community at Lawnwood Elementary. These experiences help build confidence and prepare our future voters to be informed, active citizens. We are so proud of their enthusiasm and commitment to learning beyond the classroom! #StudentVoice #LawnwoodLeopardsLead … Read More

Mrs. Miranda Spells’ first and second‑grade students are completing projects throughout the school year that align with their Benchmark reading units. This extension of their learning allows them to apply their creativity and strengthen their problem‑solving skills. GO LEOPARDS! Life Cycles Project – Essential Question: How do living things get what they need to survive? Students explored informational texts about different plants and animals and studied how each living thing meets its needs within its habitat. Students created visual life cycle models and written explanations showing how organisms grow, change, and survive throughout each stage. Pumpkin Character Project – Essential Question: What … Read More

Lawnwood Leopards are Exploring Nature Ms. Frazier’s VPK students enjoyed an engaging and hands-on nature walk as they explored the school grounds with their collection bags in hand. The students eagerly searched for a variety of natural items, including leaves, sticks, rocks, grass, and pine cones, carefully observing their surroundings as they worked. Throughout the activity, the students demonstrated curiosity and excitement as they discovered new items and compared their findings with classmates. They proudly checked off each item on their Nature Walk Collection sheet, practiced using descriptive language, and shared their discoveries during group discussions. This experience supported early … Read More

Students in Maria Ramkissoon’s kindergarten class at Lawnwood Elementary School proudly share their classroom Science Fair project on gravity, in which they worked together researching. The students incorporated fun with learning by conducting an experiment on gravity that involved dropping blocks tied to parachutes. Pictured standing, from left, are Alexander Granados, Alexandria Knight, Rodney Stevens, Emmanuella Raymond, Rupert Blackwood, Angel Acevedo, Stefany Martinez-Betancourt, Remeece Barjon, Lataurus Conley, Sierra Carswell, Armani Smith, Brandon Ramon, and Billy Ramirez-Riano. Seated, from left, are Eliana Castelan, Angelina Grimes, J’Sean Wilson, and Karen Hidalgo-Aguilar.

The students of Lawnwood Elementary School were busy collecting non-perishable items this month for The Harvest Outreach Center. The students loaded over 40 extra-large boxes for the center to distribute over the holidays. Pictured, from left, are ESE teacher and student council co-chair Kara Watkins, Ashon Moore, Alex Jules, Brisaldo Castro, and Dominick Peterson.

The GEMS Club of Lawnwood Elementary recently donated cases of water that will be transported to the residents of Flint, Michigan.

Clifford made a special appearance at the Fall Book Fair.

Students, families, teachers, and staff of Lawnwood Elementary School enjoyed a night of learning at Big Apple Pizza in Fort Pierce. Children were greeted with several book options to choose from. They read and completed a reading comprehension task afterward. When the activity was finished, students were provided pizza and selected a beverage with their families. Children were especially excited to be able to keep the book(s) they selected. We appreciate the love and support shown at this lovely family and community event! Thank you to all who came out this night, as there was a great turnout and fun … Read More