In celebration of Hispanic Heritage Month, Mrs. Wright’s fourth-grade class at Lawnwood Elementary took a vibrant journey into the heart of Guatemala. Through an engaging and hands-on cultural exploration, students learned about the country’s rich traditions, colorful history, and unique geography. From traditional foods and music to famous landmarks, the class discovered what makes Guatemala such a special part of the Hispanic world. Mrs. Wright emphasized the importance of honoring diversity and recognizing the valuable contributions of Hispanic cultures to our global community. The students were enthusiastic and curious, making this learning experience both meaningful and memorable. Way to go … Read More

At Southport Middle School, students enrolled in seventh grade accelerated math prepared for their first district test by participating in a fun and engaging review game held in the Media Center. Led by math coach Mr. Mirc, who served as the game’s energetic host, students reviewed key skills and concepts they’ve learned so far this year. The activity fostered a lively, competitive atmosphere that helped reinforce learning while keeping students motivated. Through teamwork and friendly rivalry, students demonstrated their knowledge and built confidence ahead of the assessment. The review game not only supported academic readiness but also encouraged collaboration and … Read More

The Lincoln Park Academy Key Club Kick-Off Conference held on September 28, 2005, was a tremendous success! Members had the opportunity to connect with fellow Key Club members from Palm Beach, as well as the lieutenant governors of our zone. During the conference, they discussed important details about fundraising, membership growth, large-scale service projects, and upcoming statewide events. Attendees also explored ways to partner with international organizations like UNICEF and Erika’s Lighthouse to expand our impact. Overall, it was an inspiring and productive gathering that not only provided valuable insights but also set a strong foundation for an exciting and … Read More

We’re proud to recognize Carson Dayton as our 9th Grade Titan of the Week! Ms. La Terra shared that Carson brings a consistently positive energy to campus. He’s shown impressive personal growth, learning to manage his talkativeness and engage appropriately. Carson treats everyone with kindness and respect, whether they’re longtime friends or new faces. Academically, he entered high school with a 3.5 GPA, two credits, and is currently enrolled in AICE General Paper and Pre-AICE Math. Beyond the classroom, Carson is active in the Port St. Lucie Explorers, building leadership skills and serving his community. Carson is a fantastic representation … Read More

SLW Centennial High School recently hosted a college application and career exploration day.  The theme was “Empowered to Achieve, Prepared to Soar”. It was a fantastic day dedicated to college applications and career exploration, specifically designed to support our seniors. Counselors were available throughout the day to meet with students, guiding them through the intricacies of college applications and addressing any questions about various career paths. Additionally, we had representatives from the armed forces and Indian River State College (IRSC) on hand to provide valuable insights and information about opportunities in their respective fields. The event was a great success, … Read More

Northport K-8 is thrilled to open the doors to our new Felicity Sagun Student & Family Resource Center—a space designed to support, connect, and empower our students and families. This room is a reflection of our shared commitment to building strong partnerships between home and school, and we hope it becomes a hub of collaboration, compassion, and community. As the Northport Navigators, we collaborate with our families as a compass to guide and navigate their academic journey. As a Northport family, we want this room to be more than a resource; it is a place for building strong partnerships between families, schools, and the community. When … Read More

White City Elementary’s 5th-grade students got a special dose of inspiration and athletic energy during this week’s “Wildcat Workout Wednesday,” thanks to a visit from SLPS Graduate and current Florida Atlantic University track athlete Richelle Williams. Williams participated with students through a series of fun fitness challenges, shared her journey as a college athlete, and emphasized the importance of staying focused in school. “If you have dreams of becoming a college athlete,” she told the students, “it starts with being a student first—working hard, staying disciplined, and believing in yourself.” Students were eager to learn more, asking thoughtful questions about … Read More

At Lakewood Park Elementary, third-grade students in Ms. Johnson’s enrichment group have been working hard on their Reader’s Theater while also having a blast! Students took responsibility for everything from choosing their play groups, deciding on a play to perform, creating props, “stage” setup, and even costumes! During this fun experience, students learned about character development and used their imaginations to bring their characters to life. In “The Jack and the Beanstalk Trial”, they also got to practice paying attention to how theme is developed and decided that not being selfish was a lesson everyone could learn from the tale. … Read More

On Saturday, September 27, Treasure Coast High School’s Unified Bowling Team competed in the District Tournament in Orlando. The team included four athletes and three unified partners, all coming together for a day of bowling, teamwork, and school pride. Coaches Cisneros and Kemp supported the group throughout the event, which was filled with friendly competition, encouragement, and plenty of high fives. The team demonstrated what inclusion looks like in action, students of all abilities working side by side, supporting one another, and having fun. It was a great day for TCHS, and we’re proud of how our bowlers represented the … Read More

On September 27, 2025, the Port St. Lucie High School Jaguar Battalion Raider Team proved their toughness at the Southfork Raider Meet. The cadets delivered an incredible display of skill and perseverance through the event’s demanding physical and tactical challenges. Their performance was a direct result of hard work and disciplined training. The team worked flawlessly together throughout the competition, demonstrating that exceptional teamwork was the core of their success. The meet highlighted their shared strength, discipline, and the unbreakable bond defining the Jaguar Battalion, making the entire school proud of their commitment. The Male Team proudly took 2nd Place Overall, while the Female Team secured an outstanding 1st Place Overall victory. These results … Read More

Port St. Lucie High School is celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month with spirit and pride! 🎉 Students are participating in a special Spirit Week, culminating in a celebration of culture and community in October. Check out our Jaguars showcasing the flags of various Hispanic countries! 🌎 From wearing a favorite Hispanic sports team jersey to displaying the flag of their country, the enthusiasm is fantastic. The celebration continues with a Hispanic Heritage Fair on October 10th and a special performance by the PSLH Band featuring vibrant Hispanic melodies on October 9th. We are “Living the Party” and celebrating the rich cultures, … Read More

Congratulations to the SLW Centennial HS Navy JROTC Black Talon Company!  On Saturday, September 27th, 2025, the area High School JROTC teams from the Treasure Coast went head to head to win this year’s title of The Do-You-Give-A-Ruck Freedom Festival and Memorial Ruck March Cadet Competition. Each team was charged with completing a 3.43 Mile Ruck (or backpack March) at an average of 15.00 minute mile pace, carrying an average load of 25-35 lbs each. The SLW Centennial HS NJROTC provided a Color Guard before the festivities began. This year, our competitors decided to go that extra mile and carry … Read More

The SLW Centennial HS Navy JROTC honored the souls that were lost during the Patriot Day Ceremony on September 11, 2025.  The Ceremony was conducted at 8:00am at which time the company was brought to attention and the Company Commanding Officer, c/LCDR Brittany Burke.  She had the company “Present Arms” (salute) as the Ensign (United States Flag) was raised by the Flag Detail. The Flag Detail, c/SN Cameron Pecci and c/SN Jess Fasci, and the Flag Detail Commander, c/PO3 Angel Flannigan, raised the Ensign slowly to the top of the Flag Mast and then slowly brought it down to half-mast … Read More

The SLW Centennial HS Navy JROTC Black Talon Company provided a stunning backdrop during the Homecoming Event on Friday, September 26th, 2025. However, before the Homecoming court was announced, NJRTOC provided a Color Guard so the game could begin.  The Color Guard was performed by c/PO3 Angel Flannigan (Right Rifleman), c/PO1 Eli Ross (Ensign Flagman and Color Guard Commander), c/SN Jess Fasci (USMC Flagman), c/PO3 Andrew Witz-Schaffer (USN Flagman), and c/SN Noah Lucuara (Left Rifleman). During half-time of the varsity Football Game versus Westwood High School, the NJROTC provided  a “50 State Flag Honors” to all of the Homecoming court … Read More

SLW Centennial High School’s advanced Culinary Arts students experienced an opportunity that reached far beyond the classroom. They had the privilege of working side by side with our outstanding cafeteria staff, gaining real-world, hands-on training that sharpened their skills and deepened their understanding of what it truly means to serve a community through food. While homecoming week filled the halls with excitement and energy, our students were also building something lasting—professional growth, confidence, and the kind of practical experience that can’t be replicated in textbooks. Watching them rise to the occasion, balancing the demands of celebration with the discipline of … 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

During a freshman seminar class, the Student Peer Navigators led an engaging activity using the “Rock, Pebbles, and Sand” metaphor to help new students understand the importance of prioritizing their time and responsibilities. In this activity, the “rocks” represented the most important commitments—like family, health, and academics. The “pebbles” stood for secondary priorities such as extracurriculars or part-time jobs, while the “sand” symbolized the small, everyday distractions. By guiding students through this visual and hands-on exercise, the Peer Navigators emphasized that if you fill your time (the jar) with the small things first, there won’t be room for what truly … Read More

St. Lucie West K8 is proud and honored to have our School Resource Officer, Deputy Urbay! Deputy Urbay encourages students to treat others as they want to be treated. Each morning, he looks forward to greeting students with fist bumps and handshakes, helping start the school day with positivity and energy. He enjoys being a friendly and approachable presence at school, offering guidance, answering questions, supporting students as they navigate their day, and helping create a safe, welcoming environment where everyone feels valued. Deputy Urbay came and spent time in classrooms reading to second-grade students. The students were elated and … Read More