The SLW Centennial community came together to celebrate the outstanding achievements of our ninth through twelfth graders, who earned a place on the Principal’s Honor Roll for quarter two. These exceptional students achieved straight A’s, demonstrating their dedication, hard work, and academic excellence. The event was a joyous occasion filled with pride and excitement. Parents and guardians attended, sharing the joy of their children’s success. Principal Popwell addressed the students, expressing her admiration for their hard work. Students who made the Principal’s Honor Roll were recognized and received certificates of achievement and heartfelt congratulations from teachers and staff. The Principal’s … Read More

Celebrating Excellence & Culture at PSL High School!    We had a fantastic time at last night’s Honor Society Inductions! A huge thank you to Erin Bator, Brigitte Martin, and Leanna McDonald for hosting a wonderful evening celebrating our students’ achievements.   We are incredibly proud to announce:  National Honor Society: Welcomed 12 new members, honored for their dedication to Scholarship, Leadership, Service, and Character.  Spanish Honor Society: Celebrated 10 new and 9 returning members, recognizing language as a powerful bridge across cultures.   Congratulations to all our Academic Jaguars! We are so proud of your hard work and dedication.  … Read More

Those 5th grade students who displayed fluency with their 0-12 division facts were celebrated with an ice cream sundae party! Their hard work and effort was something to be commended. Parents shared in the fun and earned some sweet treats as well. Great job to all of those who earned this privilege!       

On Thursday, March 27th, Fort Pierce Central High School hosted a Cobra Nation Perfect Attendance BBQ! This event celebrates the commitment and dedication of students who achieved perfect attendance and no tardies from Feb. 6th- March 13th. This special occasion brought together students and staff to honor the importance of consistency and perseverance in education. Students enjoyed hotdogs, chips, and freezy pops. The BBQ was a lively affair, filled with delicious food, laughter, and camaraderie. Students were recognized for their outstanding achievement, and the event served as a reminder of the value of showing up and staying engaged in the … Read More

The custodial staff at Lakewood Park Elementary were treated to a lunch and dessert for all of their hard work.  Not only do they care for the school on a daily basis, but they also supported the school and residents when the school was used as a shelter for Hurricane Irma. Thank you for all the hard work!

🇺🇸Happy Constitution Day from Mr. Meeks ASD classroom at PSL High School! To celebrate, our students learned about the Constitution in a creative way. Our amazing paraprofessionals became the “laws,” and the students became the “states.” Students got to sign their names to the classroom rules, and then they picked the rules they liked best and signed those as well. Mr. Meeks read a story to help explain the dynamic of the Constitution and the Bill of Rights, comparing them to our own classroom setting. It was a fun lesson that everyone seemed to enjoy! A big shout-out to my … Read More

In recognition of their commitment and consistency, SLW Centennial’s junior students were honored for their exceptional attendance during the month of November. These dedicated young learners were rewarded with a special treat from Mr. Softee ice cream. This sweet gesture not only celebrated their achievement but also served as a motivation for other students to strive for better attendance in the coming months. The celebration was a delightful event, with students eagerly lining up to enjoy their well-deserved ice cream. The atmosphere was filled with joy and a sense of accomplishment. Teachers also joined in the fun, enjoying the delicious … 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

Mrs. Christopher, from Village Green Elementary School, celebrated Black History Month with students during their lunchtime with a fun game of Black History Trivia. Students in grades Kindergarten through fifth were able to participate and they had a great time learning fun and interesting facts about significant figures and events throughout history. Thank you to Mrs. Christopher for entertaining and educating our students and growing an inclusive and accepting community here at Village Green.

Fourth Grade teachers Kirsten Demps, Audrey Wood-Earle, Edlyne Byrd, and Jessica Hunt celebrate African American History at Francis K. Sweet.

We are beyond proud to celebrate Chloe Newman, a standout senior from the Class of 2025, for an incredible milestone! Chloe has successfully passed the Florida Teacher Certification Examination (FTCE)—a major professional achievement typically pursued after college. As part of the Introduction to Teaching Profession Career and Technical Education (CTE) Pathway at Mosaic Digital Academy, Chloe didn’t just follow the path—she paved a new one. She is officially the first high school student at Mosaic to take and pass this rigorous exam, marking a huge step forward in her journey to becoming an educator. Chloe’s dedication, hard work, and passion … Read More

Kindergarten celebrated 100 days of school today! We had a blast! #100dayssmarter

September is National Deaf Awareness Month, a time dedicated to promoting understanding, inclusion, and support for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing (D/HH) community. Across the nation, schools, organizations, and individuals are recognizing the rich contributions of Deaf culture and working to break down barriers in communication and accessibility. The month highlights the importance of equal rights, greater awareness, and the unique identity of the Deaf community, helping to create more inclusive spaces in both education and society. At Fort Pierce Central High School, Mrs. Edwards, the speech and language pathologist, is making a meaningful impact by educating her students … Read More

Bayshore Elementary School students participated in many events during Celebrate Literacy Week.  Students had the opportunity to learn about folktales and then watch them come to life with the actors from Riverside Theatre.  Students also celebrated their favorite books by dressing up as their favorite characters and vocabulary words and then participating in a school-wide parade.  Pictured are some students from Ms. Budhram’s VPK class sharing their favorite books.