Fun, Food, and Friendly Faces at FPC! Successful academics are not the only thing cooking up around FPC. Central staff enjoyed their second annual courtyard BBQ Cook-Out sponsored by the Admin team. Early Release days are a great opportunity to gather all the teams together for a fun-filled time of laughter, great food, and team-building.  A special thanks to grill-master Mr. Frazier for keeping the coals warm and the food hot! The side dishes only complimented the great grilled meats. Staff polished off their plates while singing happy birthday to Mrs. Kelly Bailer Assistant Principal and enjoyed a slice … Read More

Fort Pierce Central High School recently celebrated its annual Senior/Freshmen Breakfast. This tradition pairs experienced seniors with incoming freshmen to build connections and foster mentorship. The event brought together 100 seniors and 100 freshmen in quartets of two seniors and two freshmen. Over breakfast, students played games and engaged in meaningful conversations. Seniors shared advice on navigating high school life, offering guidance and encouragement to help freshmen feel confident as they begin their Cobra journey. This tradition strengthens school spirit and creates a supportive environment where every Cobra knows they belong. At Fort Pierce Central, leadership and community start with … Read More

Seniors Soar: Celebrating Scholarship Wins Last week, 12 Fort Pierce Central seniors were honored with the Education Foundation, Children’s Services Council Outstanding Youth Scholarship, and Rotary Club Awards. The culmination of years of hard work, dedication, and aspiration often finds its reward as high school seniors embark on their journey toward higher education. For many, the financial aspect of college can seem daunting, but the generous support of Education Foundations plays a pivotal role in making dreams a reality. Across the nation, these foundations award scholarships to deserving seniors, recognizing their potential and alleviating the financial burden of pursuing a … Read More

Fort Pierce Central High School senior Hunter Sciscente was recently presented with the Daughters of American Revolution (DAR) Good Citizen Award at St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church Parish Hall for his outstanding contributions to the community. Being the regional winner, Hunter has since completed an essay on Personal Heritage, which is currently being submitted to the DAR statewide competition along with his well-earned credentials. Hunter, who was the FPCHS Homecoming King this year and was named to the All Area Defense team in football, will graduate with a 4.6 wighted GPA and intends to major in Biology and then attend medical … Read More

Senior Pinning for Fort Pierce Central Cobras is a time-honored tradition that symbolizes the transition from student to graduate. Each senior receives a commemorative pin, a small but powerful emblem of perseverance, growth, and unity. As families, faculty, and friends looked on, students stood tall—some with tears, others with laughter—as they were formally recognized for their journey. Held annually, this event marks a significant milestone for graduating seniors. This year’s celebration was held at the Fenn Center on Friday, October 3rd, 2025. The Senior Pinning is a moment for students to reflect on their journey, honor their growth, and look … Read More

Ft. Pierce Central High School may have accomplished a first in the school’s history by receiving straight superiors on their MPA (Music Performance Assessment) Band Performance this afternoon. Congratulations!

The first pep rally of the year marks the beginning of a season of celebration! More than a single sports team-the band, color guard, cheerleaders, and dance teams are high performing athletes rallying around Cobra nation in the traditional purple and gold style. On the first and second lunches of the opening football game of the season, a show stopping display of teams and school spirit set the campus abuzz with excitement, transforming the courtyard into a place for unity and comradery. For 9th grade students, the amped up adrenaline sets a skyrocketing pace fit for champions! Regardless of knowing … Read More

Natalia Illuzzi won Districts at the #1 singles position. She is advancing to the State Tournament on May 3rd.  Congratulations, Natalia!

This past weekend, FPC’s incredible musicians showed up and showed out at the Solo & Ensemble Festival, earning 13 Excellent ratings and 52 Superior ratings across both band and guard! We had an amazing increase from 25 entries last year to 65 entries this year, showing just how much our program is growing. What an incredible way to kick off the semester! Saturday was also Premiere Weekend for our FFCC Winter Guard and Indoor Percussion at Martin County. Both groups gave stellar performances in their first FFCC competition of the season, and we can’t wait to see them continue to … Read More

As Fort Pierce Central Medical Academy students Edward Winter, from left, Mischelle Sanchez, Kyle Glenton and Sendy Molinas lean over their own mannequins on the floor of the school’s medical lab, the song “Stayin Alive” by the Bee Gees starts pumping, which seems appropriate since that’s the goal of the Health Science class, to keep someone alive using CPR training. Medical Academy instructor Samantha Jackson uses the music to inspire the students to make the appropriate number of compressions — 100/minute — for success. Students in Jackson’s class will earn their American Heart Association certification in first aid, CPR and Automated External Defibrillator (AED) will be … Read More

In a joyful celebration of culture and community, Fort Pierce Central High School hosted a festive luncheon in honor of Hispanic Heritage Month. Staff members from across campus came together to share traditional dishes representing their countries of origin. The menu included a rich variety of flavors and stories that highlighted the diversity within our school. The Cobra Café was transformed into a festive showcase of Hispanic pride, thanks to the creativity and care of the culinary students and staff. Colorful decorations, flags, and cultural symbols adorned the space, each representing the unique heritage of nations such as the Dominican … Read More

Fort Pierce Central High School recently welcomed retired educators from Cobra Nation for a special luncheon at the Cobra Café, celebrating their dedication and lasting impact on the community. The event was a heartfelt tribute to those who shaped generations of students, featuring delicious food prepared and served by Fort Pierce Central culinary students. Guests enjoyed a thoughtfully crafted meal as students showcased their skills in both the kitchen and customer service, demonstrating the school’s commitment to hands-on learning. Adding to the warm atmosphere, the Fort Pierce Central choir performed a selection of songs, filling the café with music that … Read More

Principal Monarae Miller-Buchanan and Assistant Principal Ayesia Boria were the Masters of Ceremony for the 2022 Annual Scholarship Ceremony sponsored by the Education Foundation. The Education Foundation awarded 60 scholarships funded by 20 donors totaling $58,000. Many scholarships were funded in memory of school district-affiliated individuals, including Aaron Beauchamp, Harry Lee Williams, Kimberly Pearson, Tess & Abbey Huber, Andrew Schmeer, and Daniel Hinojosa. Dr. Donna Mills, Chair of the School Board, Debbie Hawley, School Board Member, and Dr. Helen Wild, Chief Academic Officer attended the event along with principals Henry Sanabria from Lincoln Park Academy & Andrea Popwell from St. … Read More

Students and staff came together to celebrate diversity and creativity at the 2nd Annual Fort Pierce Central High School Cultural Fest, held in the school’s courtyard on Thursday, April 17th. This lively and colorful event brought the school’s melting pot of cultures to life, showcasing the diverse backgrounds and traditions that make up the Fort Pierce Central community. The Cultural Fest featured uniquely curated table displays, music as well as traditional food and drinks from various cultures. Attendees enjoyed exploring tables filled with cultural artifacts, traditional clothing, and information about different countries and their ancestral histories. The aroma of global … Read More

Under the bright lights of Homecoming night, Fort Pierce Central High School celebrated its senior athletes and performers in a heartfelt tribute that blended pride, tradition, and community spirit. As the crowd cheered from the stands, seniors from Football, Band, SGA, Majorettes, JROTC, and Cheerleading took center stage. Each student walked across the field proudly, with their families by their side. The ceremony recognized years of dedication, leadership, and hard work, marking a milestone moment for these students as they prepare to close one chapter and begin another. The atmosphere was filled with emotion and excitement, a true reflection of … Read More

This past Wednesday, Fort Pierce Central High School proudly celebrated Custodian Appreciation Day, recognizing the incredible dedication and hard work of our custodial team. These essential team members play a vital role in maintaining a clean, safe, and welcoming environment for students, staff, and visitors every single day. Their efforts often go unseen, but their impact is felt in every classroom, hallway, and corner of our campus. Custodians are the backbone of school operations, ensuring that learning spaces remain organized and hygienic so students can focus on success. Their commitment extends beyond routine tasks. They respond quickly to challenges, support … Read More

Fort Central High School held its Annual History Fair Luncheon at the Cobra Café recently to honor the winners of the school’s event. Over 500 students completed semester long projects in their World History and American History classes. The students with the most outstanding projects were selected to present their projects to a panel of judges. The winners enjoyed a formal luncheon prepared by culinary students of the Cobra Café and sponsored by the Fort Pierce Lions Club as the community celebrates student success. Fort Pierce Central High will be represented by 37 students at the district history fair at Westgate K-8.  Pictured are honored students, along with … Read More

The students at Savanna Ridge Elementary participated in many exciting events during literacy week. One of the special events that took place was visitors from Fort Pierce Central coming to the school. The student leaders from Central read to the third through fifth grade students, talked to them about academics, sportmanship, and the importance of being a responsible student. The day ended with the high school students eating lunch with the students. The children loved talking with the older students and really looked up to them as their role models.