Kelsey is currently dual-enrolled in the AICE program. She is on track to complete her associate’s degree in general biology through IRSC in the spring and is part of the Biotechnology Academy at Treasure Coast High School. She is in the third year of the program, with an emphasis on molecular biology, following a year of study in agricultural science. When she leaves high school, she intends to pursue a bachelor’s degree in biology or biochemistry at a Florida university and take advantage of any internship opportunities in that field. “Biotech has helped so much in my high school career … Read More

Sixth-grade science students at CAST recently brought geology to life through a creative and engaging classroom project that modeled the layers of the Earth. Led by their science teacher, Ms. Jill Albers, students used everyday materials to construct a tactile representation of Earth’s internal structure, deepening their understanding of one of science’s most fundamental concepts. To build their models, students used a marble to represent the inner core, Play-Doh in two colors to symbolize the outer core and mantle, and wrapped the entire model in foil to depict the crust. This hands-on approach allowed students to visualize and physically explore … Read More

Congratulations, Ms. Clasby! Dan McCarty Middle School is proud to announce that Ms. Clasby has been recognized as WPBF News Channel 25’s Teacher of the Month! Ms. Clasby, a master teacher at Dan McCarty Middle School, was honored on Wednesday, September 17, when the WPBF news team visited our campus to present her with a check to support her classroom. This award highlights the outstanding work she does each and every day. Ms. Clasby’s students not only learn a great deal but also truly enjoy being in her classroom. We are so grateful for her dedication, passion, and commitment to … Read More

On Friday, September 19, 2025, the Port St. Lucie High School Jaguar Battalion participated in the POW/MIA ceremony at Veterans Memorial Park to pay tribute to Prisoners of War (POW) and those Missing in Action (MIA). The event was conducted to honor and show respect to the sacrifices of service members who never returned home. The ceremony took place at Veterans Memorial Park at 6 P.M. Cadets stood in formation, held a candlelight vigil in honor of the POW/MIA, presented the colors, and took part in a solemn tribute that reminded the community of the bravery and sacrifices of all … Read More

SLW Centennial High School is proud to celebrate the rich cultures, histories, and contributions of the Hispanic community. The faculty and staff marked the beginning of Hispanic Heritage Month with a Potluck Breakfast.  Our amazing faculty and staff came together to honor diversity and build stronger relationships across our Centennial family. It’s a beautiful reminder that when we take time to understand each other, we grow together and learn from each other.  The month will be filled with learning, connections, and other celebrations!  We look forward to sharing our cultures and diversity with each other.  We are Eagle Strong and … Read More

On Thursday, September 11, 2025, the Fort Pierce Central Cobra Battalion came together to honor and remember the nearly 3,000 lives lost on September 11, 2001. The ceremony served not only as a solemn remembrance of that tragic day, but also as a meaningful reminder of the bravery of first responders, the dedication of our service members, and the resilience of families whose lives were forever changed. Hosting a ceremony of this significance ensures that future generations continue to reflect on the importance of unity, sacrifice, and service to others. Our cadets led a moving tribute that included the presentation … Read More

Lincoln Park Academy’s International Baccalaureate (IB) students from grades 9–12 gathered enthusiastically for the annual IB Welcome Breakfast, celebrating the start of a new academic year. The event fostered community and connection across grade levels, with introductions of key IB program leaders and the dedicated IB Student Committee officers. Students were reminded of the exciting upcoming class trips to Washington, D.C. and Japan. The breakfast served as a warm, welcoming space for students to build relationships and feel supported in their academic journey. It was a meaningful kickoff to a year of growth, collaboration, and achievement within the International Baccalaureate … Read More

SLW Centennial High School students in Spanish classes have successfully completed their cultural projects in celebration of Hispanic Heritage Month. Through creative presentations, research, and artistic expression, they explored the rich traditions, influential figures, and diverse cultures of the Hispanic world. Their work reflects a deep appreciation for the contributions of Hispanic communities and highlights the importance of cultural understanding and pride.  Learning about Hispanic Heritage Month helps students appreciate the rich cultural contributions and histories of Hispanic and Latino communities in the United States.  It also fosters inclusivity and respect by highlighting diverse voices and traditions that shape our … Read More

Fairlawn Elementary Magnet School was excited to host families for our first Title I Curriculum Night of the year—a special evening dedicated to building strong school-home partnerships and fostering student success. Families had the opportunity to explore classroom learning goals, gain insight into the nuances of state testing, and discover how Title I resources enhance academic achievement. Teachers shared strategies for reinforcing learning at home, and families engaged in meaningful conversations about how to support their children’s education. It was a successful night filled with collaboration, connection, and community spirit, reflecting Fairlawn’s commitment to excellence and inclusive family engagement.

Eagles caught soaring high in Mrs. Giametta’s AICE Art & Design class! Our talented students are blending technology with traditional techniques to create amazing pieces for their portfolios. Check out their creative process in action. This is where innovation meets artistry!  Students have been diligently developing their personal portfolios, demonstrating both creativity and commitment as they explore a wide range of artistic techniques and concepts. Each student is working dutifully to meet the rigorous standards of the AICE curriculum, thoughtfully refining their ideas and documenting their artistic journey. Their portfolios reflect not only technical skill but also personal growth and … Read More

Rivers Edge Elementary recently celebrated the official launch of its new All Pro Dad chapter on Friday, September 19th with an impressive turnout of nearly 70 fathers, father-figures, and students.  The event marked the beginning of a year-long initiative aimed at strengthening family bonds and promoting character development through monthly themed gatherings. Attendees enjoyed breakfast together before diving into this month’s theme: Consistency. Team Captain Mr. Phillip Corsi led the morning’s lesson, sharing practical insights on how consistent actions and values can lead to success in parenting and life. Each meeting begins with a “Pride Moment,” where dads share something … Read More

On a bright and heartfelt morning, the Fort Pierce Central High School Class of 2026 gathered at Golden Corral to celebrate their final year with a tradition that’s become a cherished rite of passage: the Cobra Senior Breakfast. Senior Class Sponsors, SGA Sponsor, Graduation Coach, and FPC administrative leaders hosted the event that brought together seniors, faculty, and friends for a buffet-style breakfast filled with laughter, memories, and a few misty-eyed moments. Students arrived bright-eyed and ready to share stories from their high school journey and toast to the future ahead. This breakfast is more than just pancakes and eggs—it’s … Read More

Lincoln Park Academy proudly announces the successful launch of its 6th-grade band program with the annual Mouthpiece Party, an engaging event that brought together students, parents, and faculty for an afternoon of music, discovery, and community spirit. This unique event offered students their first hands-on experience with a variety of band instruments, allowing them to try different mouthpieces and discover which instrument best suits their interests and talents. Guided by the school’s dedicated band directors, students explored the sounds and techniques of woodwinds, brass, and percussion. Parental involvement was a highlight of the afternoon, as families joined their children. Parents … Read More

Students at Southport Middle School gained essential life-saving skills by learning how to perform CPR. During elective classes, students reported to the Media Center to receive this instruction.  The training empowered students to respond confidently in emergency situations, reinforcing the importance of quick action and preparedness.  District curriculum specialist Emmaline Harvey visited SPMS, offering expert instruction and hands-on guidance.  Ms. Harvey, along with our P.E. coaches, provided students with a deep understanding of CPR, making the lessons both engaging and impactful. This initiative reflects the district and school’s commitment to student safety and readiness, equipping young learners with tools that … Read More

Fort Pierce Central High School’s September PBIS activity turned an ordinary lunch period into a high-energy celebration of fun, laughter, and friendly competition! Students gathered in the cafeteria to take part in a series of “Minute to Win It” games—quick, quirky challenges designed to test skill, coordination, and creativity in just 60 seconds. The room buzzed with excitement as students took on hilarious tasks like Cookie Face, where participants had to move a cookie from their forehead to their mouth using only facial muscles—no hands allowed! Cheers erupted with every successful bite and every dramatic cookie drop. Meanwhile, Balloon Knock … Read More

Certified Legal Assistant students were invited to attend a Civil Discourse Session at the federal courthouse in Fort Pierce. Students learned about civil discourse and interacted with local attorneys, court staff, and a circuit judge. They also learned about different careers in the legal field and different areas of the law they could practice in. Students were given an opportunity to ask questions.  Finally, students were given roles to participate in a mock trial. The student attorneys did an excellent job preparing and presenting their arguments before the judge and jury, and student jurors intelligently debated as they deliberated the … Read More

Mrs. Maxwell’s 5th grade science class at Weatherbee Elementary tackled moon phases this week.  The students got hands-on to learn about moon phases, using models they created out of Oreos.  They represented each phase of the moon as they discussed the transitions as well as the Earth’s movement, including rotation and revolution.  From 1st quarter moon, to waxing and waning crescent moons, the student’s understood how the moon and sun’s positions affect us all. Then the students even enjoyed the lesson as they ate their phases of the moon at the conclusion of the task. The students are looking forward … Read More

This week, the Career and Technical Education (CTE) Department at Treasure Coast High School administered the ASVAB to 240 11th and 12th-grade Academy students as part of a comprehensive career readiness initiative. Each student will receive personalized results highlighting their academic strengths and areas for growth. With guidance from CTE teachers, students will create career profiles on the ASVAB website, which blends academic and personality insights to match them with careers where they’re likely to thrive. Students will use this data to develop a three-tiered career plan (A, B & C), ensuring they have multiple pathways to success. According to … Read More

Congratulations to the SLW Centennial NJROTC Academic Team!  They competed in the BOCA NJROTC Brain Brawl Competition hosted on Saturday, September  20th, 2025, against 24 other NJROTC teams. Team Alpha consisted of c/PO3 Andrew Witz-Schaffer, c/LT Brandon Ramirez, c/PO1 Jacob Ramos, c/PO1 Eli Ross, and c/PO2 Brody Nestler. They made it through the Quarter-Finals, survived the Semi-Finals, and made it all the way to the Finals.  They finished in 3rd Place and are coming home with the 3rd Place Trophy/Plaque! Bravo Team consisted of c/PO2 Nolan Hamel, c/PO2 Zoey Fletcher, c/PO2 Payton Brown, c/PO3 Lamenthia Scott, and c/SN Cameron Pecci. … Read More