Senior Class President Nicolas Tovar recently added a new title to his list of accolades. Nico was honored as February’s Scholar Athlete of the Month from WPBF Channel 25 News & the Law Firm of Lytal, Reiter, Smith, Ivey, & Fronrath. From Embry Riddle Aerospace program to IRSC and FPC, Nico is dedicated to Cobra Nation as the Captain of Band, Cross Country, Track & Field, and the Swim & Dive Team. Along with Captain, he holds many offices: Beta Club President, Key Club VP, NHS Secretary, and SGA Historian. Nico is a designer for the Yearbook and is considering … Read More

FPC Puts the Fun into Senior Field Day! Field Days are not just for the end of the year, wind-down in elementary schools. Senior Field Day is a Fort Pierce Central High School Tradition. From outside games of kickball, soccer, flag football, photo ops, side-walk chalking and more, to indoor card games and board games, FPC makes time with friends the memorable senior-year moments that last a lifetime. Thanks to the entire senior teacher team and admins who made this great event for our seniors another chapter in the legacy of Cobra Traditions.    

A good breakfast solidifies not only a start to a good day, but continuing a great senior year! Our future graduates were treated to a special Senior Breakfast at Golden Corral. This annual tradition serves as a time-honored celebration of academic achievements and a reflection on the journey through high school. As our seniors plan for the next chapter of their lives, this breakfast provides a memorable opportunity to connect with classmates and teachers. We extend our sincere gratitude to our dedicated senior teachers for their unwavering support and guidance to our senior class. Thank you to Mrs. Armada, Mrs. … Read More

  Fort Pierce Central has a unique program to offer support to co-workers.  The program is called Cobra Secret Friends. Co-workers are matched by drawing names with the Program Coordinator Sandra Rohn.  The secret is that only the coordinator knows who the secret friends are.  Once matched, group emails are exchanged so they can publicly thank their Secret Friends for little gifts, notes of encouragement, and snacks given once a week or so.  The big Secret Friend reveal will be held at the end of the year. Ms. Rohn, says “it has been a fun, feel good program.” For info … Read More

The students in the picture are our Cobra Pride recipients for 2014. These student athletes have competed in at least two sports per year since their freshman year at FPC. Pictured left to right: Bonita Williams, Jessica Golden, Kaitlyn Reese, Kyle Glenton, Lasonja Edwards, Sam Vaughn, Audrey Edmondson, Kayla Deifendorf, Courtney Mooney, Jay Stewart. First College Athlete: Margaret Martszoft  North Carolina Weslynn – Softball – full ride Second : Mike Percevel – Florida A&M – Football Third : Lasonja Edwards – Florida Gulf Coast College – Basketball    

Over the summer, the Class of 2028, guided by the creative skills of Katie Avra and the leadership of Darlene Brown, transformed Fort Pierce Central High School’s courtyard with a bold and beautiful new addition—a vibrant Cobra mural that now pulses with color, energy, and meaning. This striking artwork is more than just paint on a wall; it’s a powerful symbol of the strength, spirit, and unity that define Cobra Nation. Designed to reflect the dynamic identity of our school community, the mural features the iconic Cobra in motion, surrounded by bursts of color that represent diversity, resilience, and pride. … Read More

The gym at Fort Pierce Central High School was full of energy and excitement this past Friday as students gathered for a Homecoming Pep Rally that was anything but ordinary. During 7th period, the Cobra community came alive in a celebration full of music, movement, and school pride. Mr. Bradley took on the role of DJ and hype man, keeping the beats flowing and the crowd energized from start to finish. Students responded with cheers, dance moves, and plenty of school spirit, turning the rally into a full-on celebration. The Majorettes and cheerleaders lit up the gym with dazzling routines … Read More

Fort Pierce Central High School’s (FPCHS) student poets took to the stage with words spoken from the heart intended to excite and engage at this year’s Louder than a Bomb (LTAB) Poetry Slam. Kayla Daley, a senior, was one of 12 South Florida high school students selected from more than 300 participants in the individual final competition held at Nova Southeastern University on April 8.  As a team, the FPCHS Cobras placed second in the semi-final round of the competition which draws famous name backers such as Jason Taylor of the Jason Taylor Foundation and Omari Hardwick of Bluapple Poetry. … Read More

The first pep rally of the year brings a sense of energy, enthusiasm, and celebration to Cobra Nation! In a way that only Cobras can, students at both lunches showed up and showed off their purple and gold pride. Band, Flag Core, Cheerleaders, SGA, and Dance Team dialed up the spirit for our Cobra Football team. More than ever, school spirit takes on new meaning, new purpose, and new direction for a school with over 3,200 students. Cobra Nation is a community of its own–one heart, one spirit, many voices!      

On April 17, Fort Pierce Central’s Cobra Pals demonstrated the true meaning of inclusion and kindness by hosting a heartwarming event for senior students in the Exceptional Student Education (ESE) program. This joy-filled day was filled with laughter and unforgettable moments, all made possible by the dedication of the Cobra Pals and the generosity of Cobra Pal Alton Selmani, who donated Carvel ice cream for everyone to enjoy. The event created an atmosphere of fun and camaraderie as students came together to play board games and video games, bridging gaps and forming connections through shared interests. The room buzzed with … Read More

We are pleased to announce the Fort Pierce Central High School nominees for the 2025 Night of Stars Ceremony. These individuals were selected by their peers for their exceptional dedication and commitment to excellence. Please join us in congratulating the following nominees: Teacher of the Year: Carolyn Collins School Related Employee of the Year: Charmaine Crespo Distinguished Minority Educator of the Year: Nicole Hood-Childs Outstanding First Year Teacher: Ryan Williams These deserving educators will be honored at the Night of Stars ceremony on Saturday, February 1st, 2025.

Since Fort Pierce Central’s inception in 1970, the Cobra has been synonymous with the school. The Cobra, chosen as the mascot by Central’s first class, truly represents Fort Pierce Central’s PRIDE. The school has endured plenty of changes in its history, like a variation in populace, rivaling newer schools, and even building a new campus. And yet, Central’s PRIDE has stood the test of time, represented by the Cobra! The Fort Pierce Central Cobra Mascot was last entertained in the late 2010s by Charlie Highlands during his junior and senior year under the name “King.” Charlie embodied the meaning of … Read More

On behalf of the Freshmen Class, Mrs. Darlene Brown, the dedicated and enthusiastic class sponsor, expresses her immense pride in the outstanding success of Fort Pierce Central’s first-ever class field trip for Freshmen to Bowlero. This special event marked a memorable milestone for the school’s newest students, providing them with an opportunity to bond, have fun, and create lasting memories outside of the classroom. The students were absolutely thrilled as they engaged in a variety of exciting activities throughout the trip. Bowling lanes were filled with laughter and friendly competition as students eagerly aimed for strikes and spares, celebrating each … Read More

Many schools have holiday celebrations. What makes Fort Pierce Central unique is the heartfelt warmth through which our staff connects at special times of the year. The Annual Poinsettia Luncheon is a much-anticipated holiday tradition in Cobra Nation. With all the holiday magic collected, Chefs Strell and Swertfager, along with the Cobra Culinary students, seem to outdo themselves every year! An over-the-top menu this year featured mains of roasted pork loin with cranberry and orange glaze along with prime rib, glazed carrots, vegetable medley, sweet potato pasta with brown butter, and smashed potatoes two ways in accompaniment with caesar salad, … Read More

On Wednesday, Oct 20th, the sun rose over the east coast, illuminating Cobra Nation in a soft and bright glow. That glow was not just from the sun. The warm colors came on National Unity Day. Fort Pierce Central High School community came together, wearing orange to show unity for kindness, acceptance, and inclusion. This visible message affirms that no child should ever experience bullying. If any Cobra experiences bullying, that is one family member too many. It doesn’t have to be October 20th and it doesn’t stop at wearing orange, Fort Pierce Central is united each day for everyone. … Read More

With a new school year underway, Cobra Nation always finds a way to present our Cobra Best, our Cobra Pride, and roll out the Purple and Gold in style for new families and returning family members. This year was a packed campus for Open House 2024! From Cobra Clubs, student organizations and athletics, to meeting teachers, checking out classrooms, and learning the Cobra Way, students and families saw the side of Cobra Nation that makes everyone feel at home. We want our students to feel safe and supported, and to find their fit with their peers and our staff. As … Read More

The Gold and Purple of Cobra Nation turned Pink! On Thursday, Oct. 27th, in recognition of Breast Cancer month, FPC’s Sunshine Committee hosted a PINK OUT. All faculty, staff, & students were asked to wear pink to honor survivors & bring awareness to those battling this illness. Cobra Nations’ own Mrs. Swertfager, Mrs. Solomon, and Ms. Williams were honored as champions, survivors, and Cobra warriors.  From the vibrant pink flags to a sky-high balloon arch, a pinked-out paparazzi photo area, and Fort Pierce Police Pink Cruiser, the Cobra courtyard went from purple to pink for October’s Breast Cancer Awareness Month. … Read More