Fort Pierce Central High School students got immersed in the possibilities for a future of their choosing! IRSC and numerous community partners came out to give students a first-hand view of trades, careers, and college options. Students met with experts in their respective areas, speaking with students in real-world terms, giving a true glimpse of life after high school. From the SLC Bomb Squad, K-9 Unit, Custom Auto Mechanics, Welding, SLC Sheriffs, and SLC Fire & EMS, everyone pulled out all the stops highlighting and promoting their programs. Thank you to all community partners throughout the community, as well as … Read More

Fort Pierce Central High School recently celebrated a momentous occasion with the induction of its National Honor Society (NHS) officers for the 2025-2026 school year. The ceremony, held in the school’s auditorium, was a testament to the values of scholarship, leadership, service, and character that the NHS upholds. The event began with a warm welcome from NHS’ sponsor Mrs. Kelly Wiggett who emphasized the importance of the NHS in fostering academic excellence and community service. Mrs. Wiggett announced the inducted officers with a brief recount of their achievements and qualifications to support NHS in the school and community. As new … Read More

Student Government Association (SGA) of Fort Pierce Central High School hosted a staff door decorating contest to spread holiday cheer! The Santa on the left is Mr. Coughlin’s creation from room 1-123. The snow friend on the right is Mrs. Baechle’s from room 1-122. Thanks to all who participated as well as Mrs. Becht (SGA Sponsor) and SGA for this fun holiday event!

The purpose of the event was to educate the 9th-grade class about the CTE programs offered at FPC before 9th-grade students sign up for 10th-grade classes. The goal was to place students in the right programs to flourish in completing an academy while achieving the highest level of industry certifications. Each program had a table with all kinds of information about their CTE course and what it is all about. Students of various levels represented each program and explained the course from a student’s perspective. Many manipulatives were used at each course to showcase this information. The event took place … Read More

Cobra Nation’s college-bound students had the exciting opportunity to explore post-secondary options on our very own campus! Representatives from UF and PBAU visited our auditorium to share insights on the admissions processes, academic programs, and campus life. This valuable experience provided our students with a glimpse beyond graduation to the next phase of their potential academic journeys. By learning about different institutions, our students can make informed decisions about their future paths that align their academic goals with vibrant and diverse educational environments. Finding the right college fit of academic programs and student life parallels the importance of choosing a … Read More

The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee was proudly performed by the Fort Pierce Central Theatre Department and directed by Mrs. Tiffany Gardner. This award-winning musical comedy was a delightful mix of humor, heart, and unexpected twists. The show follows six quirky middle-schoolers as they compete in the cutthroat but hilarious Putnam County Spelling Bee, guided by equally eccentric adults. Each speller had their own unique story and reasons for wanting to win, whether it was proving themselves to their family, overcoming insecurities, or just trying to make sense of growing up. As they spelled their way through words, both … Read More

Fort Pierce Central High School was elated to share the resounding success of our 9th Grade Student-Led Conferences held this past Wednesday. Under the guidance of our Leadership Technique teachers, students thoughtfully chronicled their academic growth and achievements throughout the year, presenting their journeys in compelling interview-style conversations with their parents. The presentations created powerful moments of connection, as parents witnessed their children’s confidence and openness in sharing their educational experiences. Many were moved by the depth of reflection and personal growth displayed by their students. Following these meaningful exchanges, families gathered for an exceptional dinner prepared by our Culinary … Read More

Fort Pierce Central High School recently celebrated academic excellence at the annual Top 10 Senior Breakfast, recognizing the outstanding achievements of the school’s highest-ranking graduates. Held in a warm and celebratory atmosphere, the event brought together honorees, their families, and faculty members to applaud their dedication and hard work. Over a delicious breakfast, the Top 10 seniors reflected on their journeys, shared future aspirations, and expressed gratitude for the support of their teachers and peers. School administrators commended their commitment to academic success, emphasizing the impact of their leadership and perseverance. The breakfast served as both a moment of recognition … Read More

Frontiers in History  Social Studies Department Chairperson Sharon Ortiz celebrates with the 2023 FPC National History Day honorees. Exhibits: Valerie Andre: The First Woman to Fly a Helicopter in Combat by Valentina Catu, District Candidate. The Enigma of World War II by Elizabeth Mason, District Candidate. 1968 East LA Walkouts by Gabriella Scozzafava, Tiara Johnson, and Gabriela St. Hilaire, District Candidates. War of the Spanish Succession by Alonzo Mendoza and Armando Campos. A Brave New World: Ellis Island by Valentina Niederhofer.  Mexican American War by Rebecca Mendez. The Berlin Wall by Tyler Reid and Christine Stoyanova. The Victorian Era by Dania Jean-Philippe. Research Papers: The California Gold Rush by Alana Rivera, District Candidate. Haitian Revolution: How did it Affect Haiti by Rossini Janvier. Websites: Stone Wall Riots by Matthew … Read More

Congratulations to the Fort Pierce Central High School MLK Parade Float team who were honored with a trophy at the school board meeting for Overall Best! The hard work of Cobra Nation showed through the efforts of the float team, administration, club participation, athletics, and of course so many students and families! Cobra Nation is thrilled to be awarded Overall Best and will continue to honor the prestigious legacy of pride and dedication at Fort Pierce Central High School.  

The FPC Sunshine Committee, St. Lucie County Sheriff’s Deputies, and Cobra Nation came together to honor the true meaning of giving this season. Thank you to the entire Cobra Family for your generous donations to local children and families during the holidays!

Last Saturday, our students were transported back to the glamorous 1920s. Our school was transformed into a dazzling gala, complete with electrifying music, stunning photo opportunities, and delectable cuisine. The energy was palpable as students danced the night away and captured unforgettable moments at the spinning selfie podium. We extend our heartfelt gratitude to Mr. Bradley and the dedicated SGA members who tirelessly decorated our school, ensuring a truly immersive experience. Your hard work and creativity made this event extraordinary. We also want to thank the incredible staff volunteers who generously gave their time to make this night unforgettable for … Read More

Odyssey of the Mind is an international educational program that provides creative problem-solving opportunities for students from kindergarten through college. Team members apply their creativity to solve problems that range from building mechanical devices to presenting their own interpretation of literary classics. They then bring their solutions to competition on the local, state, and World level. Thousands of teams from throughout the U.S. and from about 25 other countries participate in the program. The Fort Pierce Central High School team won second place at the State competition last Saturday at the University of Central Florida in Orlando, Florida. They will … Read More

Health Sciences teacher Mrs. Barbara Charles and the FPC Medical Academy students traveled to the Cox Science Center in West Palm Beach for a day of interactive learning. Forty-two students got a hands-on learning experience by engaging in a Brain in Action lab and performing pig dissections. This field trip was the first of its kind for FPC’s Medical Academy and Mrs. Charles hopes to create a long-lasting partnership with the Cox Science Center for many future collaborations.  

Winter Pep Rally at FPC! Taking time from academics to celebrate hard work, student investment, and Cobra success builds community on campus. Pep rallies unite the student body and spark school spirit. Thank you to SGA for leading the Pep Rally!

Gardening Club President, Senior Jessica Aguilera tends to the newly planted and sprouting microgreens and gourds in the hydroponics unit. The FPC Gardening Club is operating in its second year. Students have been planting fall season seeds and germinating Florida-hearty plants. From adding to the collective compost and churning new soil, Gardening Club members get the full experience of planting and growing from the ground up. The club is looking forward to planting the donated palm tree from Principal Gardner (name coincidence), harvesting from the hydroponics unit, and applying for a grant through SLC Child Nutrition Services to create planter … Read More

Made possible with the outstanding collaboration of FPC CTE teachers and students, FPC’s Freshman Seminar classes participated in a CTE Fair.  FPC CTE academies set up “CTE Stations” in building 2 to showcase their programs and the myriad of advantages and opportunities offered to Cobra students. The Freshman Seminar teachers rotated their classes around to each station encouraging students to learn about the course offerings ahead of class registration for next year. This is a wonderful way for rising Cobra sophomores to make confident and informed decisions regarding their electives and potential career paths. Thank you to all those involved … Read More

Over spring break, a group of seventeen French Club students and three teacher chaperones from Fort Pierce Central High School departed from Miami International en route to Paris, France. Each day the group sampled a variety of cuisines at various restaurants that ranged from traditional French fare to the food of the French Caribbean, West Africa, and others. The trip included stops at the Louvre and Orsay Museums to admire Leonardo DaVinci’s famous “Mona Lisa” and the works of Vincent Van Gogh. Visits to famous landmarks included the Notre Dame Cathedral, the Champs Elysées, the Versailles Palace, the Arc of … Read More