This year, the FPC Key Club demonstrated outstanding success, leadership, and dedication to service at the annual DCON conference in Daytona, Florida.  Their achievements stood out across multiple areas. FPC’s Key club earned major recognition through the following distinguished awards which highlighted both the strength of the club as a whole and the excellence of its individuals. The Harold Martin Outstanding Club President was Amy Alfonso Distinguished Webmaster was Danna Gomez Rodriguez Outstanding Lieutenant Governor was Anyely Rogue Perera 100% Monthly Reports Recognition Completed by Secretary Aiden Randolph 3rd Place Club Video completed by Avery Seaman Trick or Treat for UNICEF … Read More

SLWK8 proudly thanks Big Apple for hosting our Read to Succeed Night, an event that truly celebrated the joy of reading. Families gathered at Bayshore Big Apple Pizza to enjoy dinner while students read together and built a love for literacy. Each student received a free book to take home, with opportunities to earn up to five books, helping grow home libraries and reading confidence. The evening also encouraged schoolwide participation. It was a night where reading took center stage and every page turned helped grow a love for books. Events like this strengthen our partnership with families and community … Read More

Palm Pointe K–5 students proudly showcased their writing skills at our Young Authors Celebration, sharing original books filled with imagination, effort, and a true love of writing. Each student author demonstrated perseverance and creativity, and it was inspiring to see their voices come alive on the page. We were honored to welcome a special guest speaker, our very own Carletta Lawrence, a second-grade teacher and published author, who inspired students with her journey as a writer—special congratulations to the students moving on to represent Palm Pointe at the District Young Authors Celebration. We are incredibly proud of all our authors! … Read More

The Port St. Lucie High School Jaguar Battalion recently enjoyed a well‑earned reward trip to Busch Gardens Tampa Bay on April 25, 2026. This exciting experience recognized the dedication, discipline, and consistent hard work Cadets have shown throughout the school year in academics, leadership, community service, and program standards.  The trip included park admission, all‑day dining, and transportation, allowing Cadets to fully enjoy a day of thrilling rides and attractions. The positive energy, teamwork, and enthusiasm on display reflected the strong morale built through countless hours of training and leadership development.  After an unforgettable day, the Cadets returned home with lasting memories … Read More

Fort Pierce Central High School’s Theatre Department transported audiences under the sea with its dazzling production of The Little Mermaid, delivering a show filled with color, heart, and unforgettable performances. From the opening moments to the final curtain call, the production showcased the remarkable talent, dedication, and creativity of FPC’s student performers and crew. The beloved musical came to life through vibrant costumes, imaginative set pieces, and confident performances that captured both the whimsy and emotional depth of the story. Audiences were swept away as the cast brought Ariel’s world to the stage, blending powerful vocals, dynamic choreography, and heartfelt … Read More

Port St. Lucie High School proudly hosted a successful CTE Bootcamp on Saturday, April 11, giving students valuable hands-on experience and real-world exposure to careers in construction and the skilled trades. Initiated by David Slover, the event connected students with industry professionals who shared practical skills, career advice, and insight into workforce opportunities. We extend our sincere thanks to Treasure Coast Builders Association, Deb Frazier, Jen Williams, and all participating partners for their support. Special appreciation goes to Jesse Roberts, Dwight Chandler, Jose Ramos, Adam Sampson, Kenneth Kellogg, and David Slover for leading engaging workshops that inspired our students. Port … Read More

Fairlawn Elementary’s kindergarten classes recently celebrated their 3rd Annual Career Day, bringing learning to life through the school’s “Play with Purpose” curriculum. The event was a fun and meaningful way for students to explore the world of work while building confidence, creativity, and communication skills. The highlight of the day was a lively fashion show, where students proudly dressed up as the careers they dream of pursuing. From doctors and teachers to construction workers, police officers, and even future astronauts, each child had the chance to step into a role and share their aspirations. As they walked the runway, students … Read More

Palm Pointe recently held high-energy pep rallies to get students pumped up for testing and ready to shine! The celebrations focused on encouraging students to do their best, stay confident, and show what they know on upcoming assessments. Adding to the excitement, the Palm Pointe leadership team surprised students by dressing up in inflatable costumes and racing across the courtyard, bringing lots of laughter and school spirit. The event created an atmosphere of positivity and motivation, reminding students that hard work and a positive mindset matter. Palm Pointe is proud of our students and wishes them success as they tackle … Read More

Diamond Litty, from the Public Defender’s Office, recently visited St. Lucie West Centennial High School to speak with students in Ms. Baumgarten’s Legal Certified Assistant class. During the visit, students gained valuable insight into the role of the public defender and the importance of ensuring fair and equal representation within the justice system. The speaker shared real-world experiences from the courtroom, discussed career pathways in the legal field, and answered thoughtful questions from students interested in law-related professions. This engaging presentation helped connect classroom learning to real-life practice and gave students a deeper understanding of how legal professionals advocate for … Read More

Our National Honor Society students at Lincoln Park Academy demonstrated what it truly means to lead with compassion and purpose through their service at the Treasure Coast Food Bank. As part of this experience, our sophomores and juniors gave their time and energy to support our community by organizing and sorting donations for families in need. Their commitment reflects integrity, scholarship, leadership, service, unity, pride, empathy, responsibility, excellence, teamwork, perseverance, and character. We are incredibly proud of our students and grateful for the guidance of our NHS sponsor and staff who continue to model service above self. This is #TheLPAStandard—where … Read More

St. Lucie West K8 students celebrated Earth Day in a meaningful and hands‑on way today! Classes took time out of their schedules to work together to help clean up our campus, showing pride in their school and care for the environment. This campus-wide effort reinforced the importance of responsibility, teamwork, and environmental stewardship. A special thank‑you goes to Mr. Watkins for serving as our “earthly reminder” and inspiring students to do their part. It was wonderful to see our students leading by example and taking action to protect our planet. Way to go, Shark Nation—every small effort makes a big … Read More

TCHS student artists showed up and showed out! Our teachers submitted incredible work to the High School Juried Art Exhibition, and our students’ voices in the arts were heard loud and clear. We brought home 2 First Place + 2 Second Place awards—plus many Honorable Mentions! Every piece represents hours of practice, brave creativity, and the confidence to share a story through art. We also want to recognize our amazing teachers: Digital Media—Ms. Babkie, Art—Ms. Minden, and Photography—Ms. Stark. Thank you for championing our artists and helping their work shine. So proud of our students and teachers! Titan Born, Titan … Read More

Students in Miss Curley’s third-grade class used place value blocks to model and solve 9×30 by building groups of tens. First, they represented 30 as three tens. Then they created nine equal groups to match the 9 in the problem, laying out three tens in each group. As students combined and counted the blocks, they saw that 9 groups of 3 tens equals 27 tens. They recorded this as 27 tens = 270, making the connection from concrete manipulatives to the written equation. This hands-on strategy, aligned to benchmark NSO.2.3, helped students understand how multiplication relates to place value and … Read More

Bayshore Elementary proudly celebrated academic excellence during its Quarter 3 Honor Roll Assembly, recognizing the hard work and dedication of students in 3rd, 4th, and 5th grades. Students were honored in three categories: Honor Roll for earning all A’s and B’s, Principal’s Honor Roll for achieving all A’s, and maintaining strong behavior grades as an essential part of their success. This celebration highlighted not only academic achievement, but also the importance of responsibility, respect, and positive choices in and out of the classroom. The assembly was made even more special as parents and family members were invited to attend and … Read More

Port St. Lucie High School students are stepping up to serve the community in a meaningful way. On Saturday, April 18th, members of the National Honor Society and Spanish Honor Society collaborated for a beach cleanup at Jensen Beach. This special event highlights the shared mission of both honor societies: leadership through service and making a positive impact beyond the classroom. Students spent the day helping protect our local environment, removing litter, and promoting community pride along the Treasure Coast shoreline. Opportunities like this allow Jaguars to build teamwork, responsibility, and compassion while earning volunteer hours. We are proud of … Read More

A wonderful time was had by all at the annual Shade and Fresh Water Art Show held on Friday evening, where creativity and talent were on full display. Fairlawn Elementary proudly showcased the artistic achievements of 35 students, each contributing unique and inspiring pieces to the exhibition. Their work reflected a wide range of styles, imagination, and dedication, capturing the attention and admiration of all who attended. In addition to student artwork, Mr. Gelardo also featured his own pieces, adding another layer of inspiration to the event. The evening was filled with excitement as families, friends, and community members gathered … Read More

On Wednesday, April 15, Oak Hammock K-8 was thrilled to welcome our Grade 3 students and families for an engaging evening centered on learning, academic growth, and preparation for FAST testing in May. Attendance was outstanding, and our students truly rose to the occasion as leaders of their learning. During the evening, third graders confidently reviewed their academic data, shared personal learning goals, and explained the testing strategies they are using to be successful. One particularly proud moment came as students demonstrated the RKIA strategy, walking their families through how it helps them tackle multiple‑choice questions with purpose and confidence. … Read More

Oak Hammock K-8 is incredibly proud of our 6th Grade World History students, who recently represented our school with excellence at the April School Board meeting. The students performed a powerful poem that was collaboratively written by Ms. Madera’s 6th grade classes in recognition of our annual Holocaust Survivor Visit, held in March. The poem reflects historical understanding, empathy, and respect, and was originally prepared as part of this meaningful learning experience. The students were extended a special invitation to present the poem at the April School Board meeting. Standing before district leaders, the students shared their words with confidence, … Read More

The Fort Pierce Central High School Army JROTC Cobra Battalion is proud to announce the startup of its Marksmanship Team, giving cadets a new opportunity to build discipline, focus, and confidence through structured, safety‑focused training. The marksmanship program will emphasize responsibility, precision, self‑control, and teamwork—core Army values that support both personal growth and leadership development. Cadets will compete in a controlled, supervised environment while learning proper safety procedures and sportsmanship. This exciting new team was made possible through the generous support of an NRA Grant, which provided the essential equipment and resources needed to launch the program. The Cobra Battalion extends its sincere thanks for … Read More