On Monday, November 3, the Fort Pierce Central High School National Honor Society (NHS) joined forces with Forest Grove Middle School’s National Junior Honor Society (NJHS) for a spirited sidewalk cleanup along 25th Street in Fort Pierce. The event showcased not only civic responsibility but also the power of cross-campus collaboration. Students met in front of Forest Grove MS and walked towards Fort Pierce Central, turning at Bell Street. Over 50 students wearing their school colors with pride, the Central Cobras and Forest Grove Bulldogs worked side by side to clear debris, sweep walkways, and beautify the neighborhood. The cleanup … Read More

Members of the Fort Pierce Police Department visited Fairlawn Elementary on October 5th. They read to all the 2nd graders and answered many questions that the students had ready for them.

This has been a long and busy year for the Port Saint Lucie High School Jaguar Battalion, and for all of this hard work and dedication, our top cadet was formally recognized. On April 28th, 2025, Fort Pierce Masonic Lodge No. 87 recognized cadet Major Eathan Clayton. This demonstrates the positive impact and achievements of our cadets at the Port Saint Lucie High School Jaguar Battalion. The Masonic Lodge’s support, both through the banquet and the financial contribution, will undoubtedly be a significant help to Major Clayton as he prepares for his transition to the United States Marine Corps. The … Read More

Fort Pierce Magnet School of the Arts’ new VPK students prepare for their first performance as part of the annual Holiday Spectacular.  The students danced the “Penguin Dance” while the junior band played “I’m a Little Penguin”, written by sixth grade student Jessica Lopez.   

 The teachers of Ft. Pierce Magnet School of the Arts took time to work at the McDonalds Restaurant on Delaware Avenue as a fundraiser for the school.  Teachers worked from 4 to 7 PM, with all proceeds going to the school.  Pictured, from left, are third grade teacher Kelly Gersh, and guidance counselor Angela Flynn learning to take customer orders.  A special thanks to the management and staff of this McDonalds for making this an enjoyable and profitable experience for the school.  

Students in Andrea Logue’s fifth grade class at Fort Pierce Magnet School of the Arts combined science and engineering as they learned how and why scientists identify a control. In this STEM lesson they generated hypotheses and tested them by filtering pond water through filters they designed and built in teams. Following three trials with their filter, the students analyzed and compared results with other teams of scientists. Pictured, from left, are Wilfrance Jean-Baptiste, Moya Badawi, and Mayleene Nimblette.

Students in Kathleen Saunders’ first grade class at Fort Pierce Magnet School of the Arts recently were able to get their brand new library cards! As part of Literacy Week, elementary students took home forms for parents to fill out and return so that students could receive their very own cards. Heather Ricksecker, instructional coach, headed up the endeavor and was able to secure over 75 St. Lucie County library cards for students! Students were encouraged to visit local libraries often to build fluency and love of reading.

These choir members participated in the All County Honors Choir held March 15th.  We are very proud of them!

Over 90 cadets from the Fort Pierce Central High School JROTC cadets recently conducted a beach cleanup day at Pepper Park in Fort Pierce. Their mission was to clean up the environment to help the community. After accomplishing their goal, the cadets enjoyed a picnic to enjoy the rest of the day after a morning of hard work. Photo by Cadet Ted Rudzinski, article written by Cadet Veronica Acevedo.

Principal Kim Cain and Assistant Principal Cassandra Fess receive a donation of food from the Fort Pierce Elks Lodge #1520.  This generous donation will assist in keeping some of our neediest students fed over the winter break.

Fort Pierce Central Chorus joined the Lincoln Park Academy Chorus on Sunday, February 13th at 3:00 in the afternoon in a collaborative performance at the First United Methodist Church of Fort Pierce. FPC’s vocal music director Mr. Elker Harris (pictured below) joined Mr. George Rahming Jr. of Lincoln Park Academy in a free community concert featuring tremendous vocal talent. This event benefited the community and contributed to a fundraiser for student participation in district and state competitions. The additional support provided by the Sunrise Theatre Foundation represents excellence in our greater community-enriching efforts. On behalf of all who participated and … Read More

The Gallery of Excellence Award is for all yearbooks submitted for Walsworth’s review. If it meets quality standards, the book is entered into the Gallery of Excellence. The Gallery is used for inspiration for schools and can be accessed by all schools via walsworthyearbooks.com. This is the first time Fort Pierce Central and Mrs. Emily Royo-Yeno have won this award! Editor in Chief (EIC) was Angelina Eric (12) for the 2025 Yearbook: ALL THAT TALK, all talked out. All staff who worked on 2025 and who have returned 2026: Vincent Robinson (12) Current EIC Olivia Guthrie (12) Mia Reyes (12) … Read More

Fort Pierce Central High School is proud to announce the launch of its brand-new Unified Bowling Team, which made its debut in Orlando on Thursday, September 24, for their very first competitive meet! This incredible team is part of Project Unified, a Special Olympics initiative that brings together students with intellectual disabilities and their same-aged peers to compete as teammates. Unified Sports are all about inclusion, teamwork, and friendship, and our Cobra athletes are leading the way in showing what true sportsmanship looks like. By bowling side by side, these students are not only knocking down pins—they’re also breaking down … Read More

Thank you to administrators and senior sponsors for another successful senior pinning for FPC. This year’s celebration took place at the Fenn Center and was a delight for all proud attendees.  

Positive Behavior Intervention School is not just a model or method of facilitating Single School Culture and reinforcing positive expectations. At FPC, PBIS is a core principle of our way of life in Cobra Nation. Our lead champions are Mrs. Devries and Mrs. Mazzo who work tirelessly along with their other Cobra responsibilities to promote and ensure that FPC is a safe, caring, home outside of home for not just students, but faculty and staff as well. On top of their dedication, Mrs. Devries and Mrs. Mazzo wanted to thank the PBIS teachers by hosting a raffle of goodie baskets. … Read More

The Cobra nation courtyard was filled with fun, games, food, and sunshine last Friday with our school’s Spring PBIS Carnival! Our students enthusiastically participated in a wide variety of engaging activities, including karaoke, basketball, the highly popular dunk tank, parabolic billiards, inflatables, temporary tattoos, and disc throw competitions. A treat for the taste buds was equally impressive with food and drinks ranging from a feast of hot dogs, pizza, chips, baked goods, Boba tea, fruity lemonade, and cotton candy. The smiles and expressions of genuine appreciation from our students truly highlighted the impact of this special day. We extend our … Read More

On a chilly January morning, some special deliveries were making their way around. Our dynamic PBIS team of Mrs. Mazzo and Ms. DeVries wheeled around drinks and treats in appreciation of setting the Golden Cobra Standard of PBIS on our campus. On behalf of the entire Cobra Nation, the faculty and staff want to thank our tireless PBIS team for their thoughtfulness of personally catering treats to the classrooms. At school as it is with life, it truly is all the little things that add joy to a single school spirit and culture. As the faculty and staff enjoyed a … Read More

The PBIS Hot Cocoa, Candy Cane, & Reindeer Games was a resounding success, showcasing the positive impact of our school’s PBIS program. During both lunch periods, students and teachers flocked to the Cobra Cafe to indulge in hand-crafted hot cocoa topped with your choice of whipped cream, marshmallows, and crushed candy canes, a reward earned through consistently demonstrating positive behavior. A Santa-sized thank you to Chef Strell and his Cobra culinary students for their amazing efforts in making this event a special treat. PBIS is delighted to witness so many students embodying COBRA PRIDE and earning purple tickets to participate … Read More