Celebrating Our Unified Special Olympics Bowling Team! We are incredibly proud to celebrate our amazing athletes who competed in the Regional Bowling Competition on October 15th and earned a Bronze Medal in their bracket! Our students showed tremendous determination, teamwork, perseverance, and sportsmanship throughout the competition. Their commitment to supporting one another and giving their very best is something our entire Eagle family can be proud of. This accomplishment represents much more than a medal. It celebrates the relationships, encouragement, dedication, and Eagle pride that make moments like these so special. We would also like to thank our coaches, families, … Read More

Palm Pointe’s 8th-grade history students became colonial spies as they “intercepted” secret British missives to investigate the growing tensions between Great Britain and the American colonies. Working in teams, students analyzed messages related to key taxation policies, including the Sugar Act, Stamp Act, and Townshend Acts. As they decoded information and examined British actions, students evaluated how these laws affected colonists and contributed to unrest in colonial America. The engaging, hands-on lesson encouraged collaboration, critical thinking, and historical analysis while helping students make meaningful connections to the events that ultimately led to the American Revolution and the birth of a … Read More

St. Lucie West Centennial Culinary Arts Students Enjoy Behind-the-Scenes Experience at Texas Roadhouse Students from the St. Lucie West Centennial High School Culinary Arts Academy recently enjoyed an exciting and educational field trip to Texas Roadhouse in St. Lucie West, where classroom learning came to life through an immersive, hands-on look at restaurant operations. The visit provided students with a unique opportunity to explore the history of the establishment, learn about the restaurant industry, and gain valuable insight into the skills and teamwork required to operate a successful restaurant. From live demonstrations of meat butchery and steak portioning to a … Read More

It was an incredible day on the lanes for Lincoln Park Academy Bowling. The boys’ team won the District Championship, and the girls’ team finished District Runner-Up. Both teams have qualified for the State Championship. Individual Standouts Ashlyn Belisle (9th grade): District Individual Champion with a 566 series Blake Yetter (11th grade): 2nd Place Individual with a 726 series, including a 279, the highest game of the day in the district Jocelyn Young (9th grade): 2nd Place Individual with a 558 series Boys’ Team The boys rolled games of 1039, 1036, and 1013 for a 3088 series and finished first … Read More

Palm Pointe K-8 was filled with music, school spirit, and Halloween fun during the annual Haunted Harmonies Concert. Students in the Jazz Band, Symphonic Band, and Concert Band delivered outstanding performances, showcasing the talent, dedication, and hard work they have developed throughout the year. From haunting melodies to upbeat rhythms, musicians captivated the audience while demonstrating confidence, teamwork, and artistry on stage. The evening was a celebration of both musical achievement and community support. A special thank you goes to Band Director Mr. Cromer for his leadership and commitment to student success, as well as Ms. Molner for her continued … Read More

Fort Pierce Westwood Academy is proud to recognize Jae’la Bolden, a talented junior and member of the National Art Honor Society, as our Artist of the Month. Jae’la has earned this recognition through her outstanding artistic ability, dedication to her craft, and commitment to serving her school and community through the arts. Known for her creativity in mixed media and painting, Jae’la consistently demonstrates a strong artistic vision and attention to detail in every project she undertakes. Her artwork reflects both skill and imagination, making her a standout student in Westwood’s art program. Beyond the classroom, Jae’la generously volunteers her … Read More

In October, the Office of Teaching and Learning (Secondary Programs) took approximately 40 seniors from our comprehensive high schools on a college exploration trip to Florida International University (FIU). There is nothing quite like stepping onto a college campus and imagining yourself as a student there. College tours give students the chance to go beyond websites and brochures by experiencing campus life firsthand, exploring academic opportunities, asking questions, and discovering what they are looking for in their future college home. For many students, experiences like these help turn the dream of college into a tangible and achievable goal. During their … Read More

Southport Middle School was excited to host its second All Pro Dad session, continuing to strengthen the partnership between school and home while creating meaningful opportunities for families to connect. This month’s meeting focused on the important character trait of integrity, encouraging students and their families to reflect on the value of doing the right thing even when no one is watching. Throughout the event, fathers, father figures, and students enjoyed spending quality time together through engaging games, conversations, and team-building activities. One of the most meaningful moments of the morning was when parents shared with their children what makes … Read More

The Lincoln Park Academy Health Science Academy and HOSA Chapter #15124 thank everyone who took part in the school’s Blood Drive on Wednesday, October 21, 2026. The LPA community donated 36 pints of blood, which could help save up to 108 lives. Donors also gave 4 units of platelets. Platelets are used to treat cancer patients going through chemotherapy and accident victims. They can only be stored for a few days, so these donations will reach patients in need almost right away. “Because of your kindness, generosity and willingness to make a difference, we accomplished something truly amazing,” said the … Read More

Congratulations to the SLW Centennial NJROTC Academic Team! They competed in the Cooper City Brain Brawl on Saturday, October 24th, 2026, against 16 other NJROTC teams. Team Alpha consisted of c/PO1 Andrew Witz-Schaffer, c/SA Obadiah Mildor, c/SA Allen Demesyeux, c/SN Darryen Noel and c/SA Alie Merizier. They made it through the Quarter-Finals, survived the Semi-Finals and made it all the way to the Finals and finished in 1st Place and are coming home with the 1st Place Plaque! Bravo Team consisted of c/ENS Zoey Fletcher, c/PO3 Gabriella Reigh, c/SR Naima Marquez, c/CPO Eli Ross, and c/SA Julyssa Ramirez. They made … Read More

Fort Pierce Westwood Academy shines as 48 new members were inducted into our chapter of the National Honor Society on Wednesday, October 14, 2026, in the beautiful Westwood auditorium, and two staff members were honored as outstanding NHS Alumni. The student-led program presented by the five FPWA officers, Nevaeh Brianvil, Hailey Pett, Michelle Sama, Adilelle Piedra, and Naomi Hypolite honored the four pillars of NHS during the traditional candle lighting ceremony, led all present in the NHS pledge, and celebrated the teachers on the NHS Faculty Council. Teachers respected and nominated by students pinned new members as Mr. Alfonso presented … Read More

James Wieland from WPTV News visited Dan McCarty’s sixth-grade science class to discuss weather and climate! His visit helped students better understand the Unit 3 standards while connecting classroom learning to real-world meteorology. Our students proudly showcased their amazing knowledge, hard work, and curiosity through thoughtful questions and engaging discussions. Their enthusiasm and understanding truly impressed the meteorologist and demonstrated the dedication they have put into learning about weather and climate. We are incredibly proud of our young scientists for representing our classroom so well and showing how much they have learned! A special thank-you to James for taking the … Read More

Treasure Coast High School’s Titan Theatre invites the community to its Charity Variety Show on: Thursday, November 19 at 6:30 p.m. in the TCHS Auditorium, 1000 SW Darwin Blvd. in Port St. Lucie. The evening will showcase performances from Titan Theatre’s talented students, with special guest Virginia Sinicki from the KVJ Show joining us to represent Little Smiles of Florida and share information about the organization. All proceeds from ticket sales will benefit Little Smiles of Florida. Tickets are $12 for students and teachers and $18 for general admission and can be purchased online at TitanTheatre.ludus.com. For more information, contact … Read More

Students in Mrs. Apostolico’s 3rd grade classes at Palm Pointe became young scientists as they explored weathering and erosion through a hands-on investigation. Using cookies to represent rocks, students tested how natural elements can break down and move earth materials over time. They used straws to model wind, toothpicks to represent animals, and ice cubes to simulate the effects of snow and ice. Before each test, students made predictions and then observed the results to see if their thinking matched the outcome. The engaging activity brought science to life while helping students distinguish between weathering and erosion in a fun, … Read More

On 10 and 11 October 2026, Cadets from the Port Saint Lucie High School Jaguar Battalion supported the Tailwaggers Agility Event at the St. Lucie County Fairgrounds. Hosted by the Tailwaggers Agility Club of South Florida, the event featured AKC dog agility competitions where handlers and their dogs navigated challenging obstacle courses that tested speed, precision, teamwork, and control. Throughout the weekend, Cadets provided volunteer support, helping event organizers ensure a smooth experience for competitors, spectators, and staff. Their dedication and professionalism reflected the values of both Port Saint Lucie High School and the Army JROTC program. The event offered … Read More

On October 10th, 2026, at the Jupiter Raider Competition, Cadet Captain Luna Rivera and Cadet Sergeant Alyssa Hall received certificates for their outstanding superior performance while serving in the Junior Reserve Officers’ Training Corps (JROTC). During the JROTC Raider Competition, both Cadets went above and beyond when they stepped up to help the Santaluces High School Female Raider Team compete after two of their Cadets were injured. Their willingness to step in and assist their fellow Cadets demonstrated their dedication to the JROTC program and the spirit of teamwork that Raider competitions represent. By supporting another team when help was … Read More

Forest Grove Middle School’s first PBIS event of the school year was, without a doubt, the highlight of the first nine weeks! From the moment students entered the gym, the excitement was contagious. Competitive games, spirited grade-level battles, dance competitions, and enthusiastic cheers created an atmosphere filled with energy, fun, and Bulldog pride. Every corner of the gym reflected the strong school spirit and sense of community that makes FGMS such a special place. One of the event’s biggest highlights was the incredible performance by the Westwood Band and Dancers. Their music, energy, and interactive crowd engagement kept students motivated … Read More

Our White City Elementary teachers and staff pour their hearts into our students every day, so we decided to fill something up for them! Our admin team stocked a staff fridge with iced coffees, sodas, sparkling water, iced tea, sports drinks, and more. It’s a small way to say a BIG thank you to the people who make our school such a special place. Whether it’s an early morning pick-me-up or an afternoon refresher between classes, we hope every Wildcat staff member enjoys a cold treat on us. We appreciate everything you do for our students and our Wildcat family!

Learning is active and engaging in Mr. Blue’s 6th Grade ELA classroom. Through the use of cooperative learning activities, students are encouraged to get out of their seats, collaborate with their peers, and actively participate in the learning process. These interactive strategies create an environment where students can learn on the move while remaining focused on academic goals. By engaging in meaningful discussions and working together to solve problems, students strengthen their communication skills and deepen their understanding of the lesson’s learning target. Movement throughout the classroom promotes engagement, increases participation, and helps students make stronger connections to the content … Read More