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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.
Black History Month, or National African American History Month, is an annual celebration of achievements by black Americans and a time for recognizing the central role of African Americans in U.S. history. Since 1976, every U.S. president has officially designated the month of February as Black History Month. Other countries around the world, including Canada and the United Kingdom, also devote a month to celebrating black history. https://youtu.be/uBt3Kj-8no0
Congratulations to our incredible students for writing and illustrating their very own book! Students were asked to write and illustrate an original story. Through their writing, students have opened the door to a “World of Wonder”. From brainstorming ideas to shaping stories and bringing characters to life, they’ve poured their hearts into this project—and it shows. Each book is full of imagination, curiosity, and adventure, and it proves just how powerful writing can be. We are so proud of our Jaguar writers! Students pictured from left to right: Ava Singleton, Anastasia Piccolo, Ayva Vera, Allison Reneau, Amerie, Norcilus, Emilia Ortiz … Read More
African American History Month is celebrated every February and is a time to learn about the accomplishments, culture, and contributions of African Americans. The website below provides a variety of resources to gather first-hand facts, data, and evidence from a variety of primary sources such as letters, reports, notes, memos, and photographs. This link provides activities that can be used to enhance lessons. http://www.africanamericanhistorymonth.gov/for-teachers/
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
Celebrate Literacy Week: January 28 – February 1, 2019 The Just Read, Florida! Office and the Florida Department of Education (FDOE), in partnership with other FDOE offices, the Office of Early Learning (OEL), school districts, early learning coalitions and numerous other state agencies, are pleased to announce the 11th annual statewide Celebrate Literacy Week, Florida! (CLW). The event will take place the week of January 28 – February 1, 2019. The 2019 CLW theme is Spreading Literacy, One View at a Time, which OEL has chosen to expand into a garden-focused theme as we Spread Literacy, One Book at Time. … 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.
Each year, the Governor and First Lady of Florida invite students in grades K–12 to participate in statewide art and essay contests in honor of Hispanic Heritage Month, observed in September and October. In addition, students, parents, teachers, and school leaders are encouraged to nominate outstanding educators for the Excellence in Education Award. For contest details, nomination forms, and deadlines, please visit: https://floridahispanicheritage.com
Join us for our BACK TO SCHOOL celebration! August 3, 2018 at 5 PM First Data Field (Mets Stadium) All students K-12 will receive a FREE TICKET to the game! All St. Lucie Public Schools employees will be able to check in at a special check in-table to receive a FREE TICKET to the game! Please bring your school system ID (or another proof of employment). Help us celebrate our amazing scores and achievements, and kick off another school year! Teachers can register for a chance to win a visit from the Mets mascot, KLUTCH!
May was a banner month for student participation in State and international competitions, and the District is proud to celebrate students’ accomplishments. Project Citizen Students in 7th grade classrooms in St. Lucie County have a unique opportunity to learn how our government works in their Civics classrooms. Each year they identify a local or State issue, research the levels of government needed to be influenced, the positives and negatives of possible solutions, and ultimately create an action plan. Students learn about public policy and the interaction of citizens and the government through their research. This year, 18 schools participated at … Read More
St. Lucie Public Schools has partnered with Healthy Schools – the nation’s largest school vaccine provider – to offer flu shots to your child during the school day. The copay is $0, so there is no cost to you. The CDC recommends a flu shot as your child’s number one defense against the flu. Our District’s goal is to ensure that flu shots are available to our students. Help us as St. Lucie Public Schools Fights the Flu. Learn more and sign up your child for a flu shot — it’s not too late! enroll.stlucieflu.com #StLucieFightstheFlu #flushotsmakeHealthySchools
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Congratulations to Geometry teacher Brandon Comeau at Treasure Coast High School is this week’s CBS 12 Tools For Teachers winner! “I feel like that’s my calling this is where I’m supposed to be,” said Brandon about teaching. For Brandon, watching his students learn and knowing the ‘why’ behind the lessons is what it’s all about. To watch the full interview, click here.
