Last Thursday, Treasure Coast High School students eagerly participated in our dynamic End of Course Exam Boot-Camp, gearing up for the upcoming state exams next month. The atmosphere was electric as students dove into a series of engaging activities designed to sharpen their algebra skills. From interactive problem-solving sessions to collaborative group challenges, the boot-camp was a whirlwind of excitement and learning. Students tackled complex algebraic equations with enthusiasm, supported by our dedicated team of educators who provided personalized guidance and encouragement. The boot-camp not only boosted their confidence but also fostered a sense of camaraderie among peers, creating a … Read More

Treasure Coast High School instructor Jack Clark chaperoned 28 students from the school’s Manufacturing/Pre-Engineering program to visit area manufacturing companies in accordance with the state’s Manufacturing Day. The first visit was to PAC Seating Systems in Palm City, where students received a tour from CEO Chuck Tufano. PAC Seating designs and creates state of the art airline seating for corporate and private jets. The visit was a huge eye-opener for students as they were very impressed with the quality working environment at PAC, which reinforced the OSHA safety standards students are learning in the classroom.  Students also visited Phoenix Metal in Ft. Pierce, … Read More

Students in Robby Green’s math classes at Treasure Coast High School participated in an exciting activity where they launched water balloons on a large slingshot to reinforce Algebra concepts. The release point was used as the coordinate (0, 0), the point where it passed through the slingshot as a second fixed point. Students used a trundle wheel to measure the total distance their balloon traveled, this was their third coordinate. Using the three coordinates each student will calculate the quadratic equation that models their launched balloon. Using the aforementioned information, students created their own equation to calculate the height of … Read More

Congratulations to Treasure Coast High School junior Will Barr, a member of St. Lucie Public Schools’ Academic A Team and one of six students selected for the State of Florida’s Academic A Team (Team Florida). Will also received a $1,000 scholarship for his participation with the local team, which placed fourth in the state competition, just shy of advancing to the final stage of the competition.

TCHS AFJROTC spent a recent afternoon removing the stars from properly and ceremoniously retired American Flags.  Blue Star Moms are mothers of US Service members who undertake this annual project  to support and encourage service members, especially those overseas. The stars are packaged with a note of support and sent to military members to provide them a token that they can carry in their pocket to remind them that US Citizens at home support them and are thinking about them.  

Treasure Coast High School’s 2021 Graduation May 25, 2021 725 students graduated as members of the class of 2021 from Treasure Coast High School.   The 2021 Graduating Class from Treasure Coast High School earned over $7,400,000  in scholarships.   7 Graduates have enlisted to serve our country in the armed forces.   62 Graduates also earned their A.A. Degree from Indian River State College.   320 students earned an Industry Certification through one of the school’s Career and Technical Education Programs.   5 students signed the Promise is a Promise pledge which guarantees the student a teaching position after … 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

Treasure Coast High School culinary students proudly demonstrated their skills at Village Green Elementary during the Pancakes with Santa event on Saturday, December 13, 2025. From preparing and cooking to serving a delicious breakfast, these talented Titans showcased teamwork, professionalism, and a passion for culinary arts. In addition to their work in the kitchen, students joined in holiday activities with elementary students, creating a warm and festive atmosphere for families. The day’s highlight was meeting Santa, which brought smiles to everyone involved. This event reflects the strong community spirit and commitment to excellence that define Treasure Coast High School. Titan … Read More

Treasure Coast High School celebrated the achievements of its Academic Trivia team with a special event that brought together current members and alumni. Former team members returned to share their experiences, offer strategies for success, and inspire today’s Titans to continue building on a tradition of excellence. During the gathering, last year’s state championship team received their Herff Jones rings in recognition of their outstanding performance. Senior alumni were also honored as honorary state champions, acknowledging the dedication and hard work they contributed throughout their years on the team. Moments like these reflect the strength of our Titan community and … Read More

On March 3, students in Mr. Grundstrom’s Holocaust Studies class visited the Holocaust Memorial in Miami Beach for an impactful learning experience. The trip gave students the chance to explore the history of the Holocaust in a setting that encourages reflection and understanding. During the guided tour, students examined the events that led to the Holocaust and the experiences of those who lived through it. They were also welcomed by a Holocaust survivor who shared his personal story. Opportunities like this are rare, and hearing directly from a survivor helped students grasp the depth of this tragedy in a way … Read More

Last week, our 11th and 12th-grade students had an incredible opportunity to attend the HBCU and HSI College Fair, which was held at the St. Lucie Public Schools District Office. This event was designed to introduce students to a variety of Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) as well as Hispanic-Serving Institutions (HSIs), giving them direct access to college representatives and valuable information about admissions, programs, and campus life. Our seniors, in particular, benefited from the fair; several received on-the-spot acceptance offers from a diverse array of schools, showcasing their academic achievements and readiness for higher education. These accomplishments highlight … Read More

Treasure Coast High School’s Titan Theatre program’s recent production of The Addams Family Musical proved to be a tremendous success, leaving audiences entertained and reaffirming the program’s commitment to artistic excellence and student growth. Presented as part of Titan Theatre’s season theme, “Welcome to the Unusual,” the show embraced individuality, creativity, and the joy of telling bold stories through live performance. Directed by Jennifer Goodman, the musical marked a significant milestone for Titan Theatre. In her director’s note, Goodman emphasized why The Addams Family felt like the perfect fit for the season, noting its celebration of embracing differences and finding connection through the unexpected. Beneath the … Read More

Treasure Coast High School is proud to celebrate the outstanding achievements of Titan Theatre students Kiyana Theophile and Angel Salcedo. On Saturday, December 13, they represented our school at the District 15 Thespian Festival, held at Dreyfoos School of the Arts, where they competed against 21 talented students from across the district. Their hard work and dedication paid off as they earned two of the four college scholarships awarded at the event. While neither has finalized their university plans, Kiyana intends to pursue a degree in film, and Angel plans to major in theatre. Their success reflects the creativity, commitment, … Read More

Fourteen Treasure Coast High School Titan Theatre students were proudly inducted into the International Thespian Society on Friday, January 9th, earning recognition in the national honor society for high school theatre. Induction into ITS reflects a high level of dedication and accomplishment in the performing arts. Each student earned 10 Thespian points, which represents at least 100 hours of quality theatre work completed during their high school career. These students demonstrated commitment well beyond the classroom. Their work included acting on stage, contributing to technical theatre and stage management, supporting productions behind the scenes, and participating in two or more … Read More