The second grade students of Lawnwood Elementary are cleaning up the environment. Students participated in a campus clean-up project and properly disposed of the trash. Lawnwood Leopards are cleaning up the campus and taking care of the earth.
Fifth grade students Adriana Edmond, Julia Pacek, and Jakiah Webb in Christy Nuccio’s class at F.K. Sweet Elementary are enjoying ice cream sundaes for earning reading points. Students at F. K. Sweet are all involved in the Scholastic Counts program and are enjoying reading, testing, and earning points. Teachers may set individual or class goals for students.
The School Board recognized the following students who won calendar and poster art contests from the Florida Council on Economic Education: Jayden Carey – 4th grade student at St. Lucie Elementary Jata Kahn – 4th grade student at St. Lucie Elementary Jennavie Porteous – 1st grade student at Village Green Environmental Studies School Gracious Ianniccheri – 1st grade student at Village Green Environmental Studies School The students used art to express economic concepts such as trade, savings, entrepreneur, and more. Students also presented Board Members with a Florida Council on Economic Education calendar in which Jayden’s artwork was displayed. … Read More
Over 100 early childhood educators engaged in a virtual conference that took place on Saturday, February 6th. The Keynote Speaker was Jane Whitaker, while Craig Jerome and Laurie Boyer handled the technology aspect of the conference. Presenting partners for the virtual conference include the Early Learning Coalition, ALPI Head Start, and St. Lucie Public Schools. The event was sponsored by business partners including, Discount School Supply, Kaplan, Kidvision, and Lakeshore.
The field of Early Childhood Education includes teachers, teacher assistants, administrators, and others who assist young children in education and development. Specific responsibilities vary based on the job and the age of the children. Hands-on learning allows students to explore this career field and work with young children in educational facilities. (Fort Pierce Central High School, St. Lucie West Centennial High School)
The Earl F. Little Reunion Concert Sunday, February 16, 2025 | 7 PM The Historic Sunrise Theatre Ticket Prices: Youth/Student | $15 Adult | $25 Priority Seating | $40 Tickets are available online at: https://tickets.sunrisetheatre.com/en/buyingflow/tickets/11342/
George Bento and Nepoleon Pringle, two of St. Lucie West Centennial senior football players, signed letters of intent to play football at the next level. Congratulations, Eagles! George Bento: Palmetto Prep Academy (Columbia, South Carolina) Nepoleon Pringle: Independence Community College (Kansas)
Seats are available on a first come, first served basis at Eagles’ Nest Preschool located on the campus of St. Lucie West Centennial High School. See the attached flyer and secure a seat for your child today!
Eagles’ Nest Preschool is a laboratory preschool classroom open to children ages 4 (by September 1st) to 5 years. St. Lucie West Centennial High School students enrolled in the Early Childhood Education Academy have the opportunity to observe the preschool’s professionally trained staff and preschoolers in a real classroom setting. The students acquire positive interaction with preschoolers, learn from creative staff, study developmentally appropriate practices for children, and earn industry certifications. Eagles’ Nest is located at 1485 SW Cashmere Blvd., Port St. Lucie, FL, 34986. Our school is located in the northwest corner of the St. Lucie West Centennial High … Read More
Eagles’ Nest Preschool is a laboratory preschool classroom open to children ages 4 (by September 1st) to 5 years. St. Lucie West Centennial High School students enrolled in the Early Childhood Education Academy have the opportunity to observe the preschool’s professionally trained staff and preschoolers in a real classroom setting. The students acquire positive interaction with preschoolers, learn from creative staff, study developmentally appropriate practices for children, and earn industry certifications. Eagles’ Nest is located at 1485 SW Cashmere Blvd., Port St. Lucie, FL, 34986. Our school is located in the northwest corner of the St. Lucie West Centennial High … Read More
Enrollment Opportunities are available at Eagles’ Nest Preschool located on the campus of SLW Centennial High School. 1485 SW Cashmere Blvd. Port St. Lucie, FL 34986 (772) 344-4460 (772) 344-4446 At Eagles’ Nest Preschool our goal is to provide an enriching and safe learning environment that is filled with motivating experiences so that all children will develop a strong foundation on which to build future educational success. Eagles’ Nest Preschool is accredited by: *NAEYC- National Association for the Education of Young Children *Gold Seal Quality of Care from DCF
Congratulations to Adam Morgan (11th Grader) at Mosaic Digital Academy for earning the prestigious Eagle Scout accomplishment! As a full time public virtual school student, Adam served on Mosaic Digital Academy’s School Advisory Council and kept up with his online courses as well as his dual enrollment coursework. Serving on the School Advisory Council provided Adam with a keen understanding of not only the successes of our school program, but he also came to know some of the struggles students sometimes experience when separated from their peers as they school from home. Knowing that students at Mosaic Digital Academy can … Read More
Eagle Culture Day at St. Lucie West Centennial High School was a huge success! Our auditorium was filled with students for exciting grade-level assemblies packed with energy and important information. Students learned about school-wide expectations, graduation requirements, and all the fun ahead, including Spirit Week. The day opened with a moving presentation of the colors by our outstanding JROTC Color Guard and closed with an unforgettable performance by our talented band, cheerleaders, and dance team. The atmosphere was electric, and Eagle pride could be felt everywhere. Here’s to a strong start, endless opportunities, and a successful year ahead. We are … Read More
St. Lucie West Centennial Eagles are proud partners in the community. The high school’s JROTC Color Guard participated in the opening ceremonies of the Port Saint Lucie Athletic League (PSLAA) Jamboree on Saturday, August 25th. Pictured carrying the American Flag is Cadet Julian Ortiz, carrying the Navy Flag is Cadet Damien Cooper, the Left Rifleman is Cadet Alek Yatushkevech, and the Right Rifleman is Cadet Dominic Casiano.
Eagle student-athletes showed their team and community spirit by working together to lend helping hands to assist others in putting up shutters and aiding in other pre-storm preparations. Athletes from the football, basketball, baseball, and soccer teams worked with their coaches to help others prepare for Irma. After a full day doing something nice for others, the young gentlemen received a kindness in return. Golden Corral in St. Lucie West honored them with discount for lunch!!!
The St. Lucie West Centennial E.A.G.L.E.S. (Empowered Adults Gaining Life and Employability Skills) are reaching new heights as they acquire valuable skills working in the school cafeteria. Throughout the school year, these dedicated individuals have been collaborating with the cafeteria staff, learning to prepare various food items such as egg packs, salsa packs, and premade meals for lunch. The partnership has seen the E.A.G.L.E.S. actively involved in making pizza, sandwiches for field trips, and parfaits, significantly enhancing their speed and productivity. This progress is a testament to the supportive and nurturing environment provided by the Centennial cafeteria workers. The E.A.G.L.E.S. … Read More
The Port St. Lucie High School’s Drill Team competed in the W. T. Dwyer High School Drill Meet on Saturday February 3rd. Competing in platoon, squad, and exhibition drill and winning in several categories, the Jaguars placed in the top three. The Jaguars will continue to practice for their next meet at Seminole Ridge High School Drill meet.
Congratulations to Clarissa Duskin, ESOL/Title III Program Manager for St. Lucie Public Schools. Clarissa is serving on the National Association of Bilingual Education (NABE) Executive Board. She will serve on the Board for one year and is scheduled to present at the NABE Conference in March. About NABE: http://nabe.org/aboutnabe
SLPS’s own Coordinator of ELL/Translation Services, Clarissa Duskin, is featured in an article on the website, Malty the Blue Tiger, a website where children’s books help teach another language. Clarissa is featured in the article called, “Ask an Expert: How can I help my child be confident in her second language skills?” Click here to read the full article!
FORT PIERCE, FL – An innovative partnership that has been in development for several months is literally taking off on Wednesday, May 11 at Adams Arena in Fort Pierce as middle school students compete for top honors by navigating drones through a maze. In a joint venture with the Treasure Coast Research Park, AT&T, and St. Lucie Public Schools (SLPS), 18 drones were donated to support inquiry programs at Dan McCarty Middle School, Samuel S. Gaines K – 8 Academy, and West Gate K – 8 School. Benefits of this skill development opportunity include students’ ability to write code, program, … Read More
