Bayshore recently hosted a Mental Health Awareness night, bringing together students, families, and staff to promote mental well-being. Counselors Ms. Alexander, Ms. Cesar, Ms. Mora, Ms. Jones the School Based Mental Health Counselor, Ms. Bonner the school psychologist, and Ms. Napoleon the school social worker, along with teachers, each had booths offering valuable mental health resources. The iMind booth, a community resource for mental health, and Ms. Benton, the Life Skills Parent Educator, provided parent resources. Activities included making calm-down water bottles with glitter, stress balls from beans and balloons, board games, mandala coloring, kindness bingo, bracelet making, and more. … Read More

Over summer break, Mrs. Gray, our dedicated Media Specialist at Bayshore Elementary, led a remarkable renovation of the Media Center that left students and staff thrilled upon their return. The space was transformed into a vibrant, welcoming hub for reading, learning, and creativity. One of the most captivating additions is a stunning mural painted by Mrs. Gray’s sister, Imani Gray, owner of Holy Watre LLC. The mural features beloved literary characters, including Dogman, Cat in the Hat, Corduroy, Piggie and Gerald, The Grinch, Pete the Cat, Alice in Wonderland, Thing One and Thing Two, Harold and his Purple Crayon, and … Read More

Fourth grade reviewed skills to rock the FSA with the 2nd annual Glow Day! The kids had a blast glowing while reviewing all they have learned this year. We can’t wait for them to “glow” when they show what they know on the FSA!! ?

Bayshore Elementary School’s first grade classes received a visit from Port St. Lucie High School’s JROTC cadets.  The cadets took time to share information about JROTC and their uniforms, and then spent time reading to students.  Pictured is Port St. Lucie High School JROTC cadet Jamie Tripplett reading to Debbie Gonzalez’s first grade students.

Bayshore recently hosted student-led conferences with strong support from the community and the SLPS district office. Students had the opportunity to discuss their unit assessment data, PM data, and goals for PM 3 data with their parents, teachers, or staff. They also shared things they could work on at home, their aspirations, and their future career interests. Each student presented a folder containing samples of their work and data, which they shared with their families. For students whose parents couldn’t attend, conferences were held with teachers and other school staff. This event fostered meaningful conversations and empowered students to take … Read More

We had an amazing time celebrating Literacy Week at Bayshore Elementary! One of the highlights was the Community Reading Day, where special guest readers from our community joined us to read to the students. The students were thrilled to hear stories from local community members and even some of our very own parents. Each guest brought their unique flair to the readings, making the stories come alive and sparking the students’ imaginations. It was a wonderful opportunity to emphasize the importance of reading and to show our students that the entire community values literacy. Thank you to all our guest … Read More

At Bayshore, our cafeteria workers are true superheroes. Every day, they ensure that students receive nutritious meals, fueling their minds and bodies for success. Their kindness and friendliness create a welcoming atmosphere, making the cafeteria a place where students feel valued and cared for. These dedicated individuals go above and beyond, accommodating dietary needs and preferences, and always with a smile. Their commitment to excellence and genuine concern for each student’s well-being is truly inspiring. Bayshore’s cafeteria workers are not just serving food; they are nurturing the future, one meal at a time. Their efforts make a significant impact, and … Read More

The final reveal of Bayshore Elementary School’s new cafe wall designs were met with excitement and applause! Students and staff are very proud of their new cafeteria and send kudos to Child Nutrition Services and others from the District who supported this grant-funded project.

What an amazing turnout for our Read to Succeed book night! Thank you to Big Apple Pizza and our Bayshore Elementary family and friends who came out to support this amazing fundraiser.  

Students at Bayshore Elementary wore their favorite superhero shirts to stand against bullying. The colorful attire symbolized their commitment to kindness and respect, creating a supportive and inclusive school environment. Together, they showed that everyone can be a hero by standing up for others!

Bayshore Elementary hosted its annual Literacy Night during Celebrate Literacy Week.  Students and families had a great time learning about literacy while participating in literacy games and activities.  Second grade student, Tyler Jennings, and his mom, Karen Jennings, worked together to set a literacy goal for Tyler while learning about additional resources at the event.

In Mrs. Enoch’s and Pank’s Writing and Science Lab, students enthusiastically participated in the interactive game “Eat or Be Eaten.” This engaging educational tool allowed them to actively construct food chains, providing a hands-on learning experience. Through the game, students explored the intricate relationships within ecosystems, gaining a deeper understanding of the roles of various organisms. They learned about producers, which are typically plants that create their own food through photosynthesis. They also identified primary consumers, such as herbivores that eat the producers, and secondary consumers, which are carnivores or omnivores that prey on primary consumers. Additionally, the game highlighted … Read More

Bayshore hosted its 5th annual Community Resource Night! Families that attended had the opportunity to learn about community and school resources. Valuable information was shared from Children’s Services Council, Kids at Hope, St. Lucie County Health Department, Hibiscus Children’s Center and many more local organizations. The St. Lucie County Sheriff’s Department also provided fingerprinting services and hosted the Bike Rodeo to teach students about safety rules when riding a bike. Pictured, from left to right, is Officer Estrada with third-grader Robert Rodriquez and second-grader Amaris Rodriguez, after completing the Bike Rodeo.

Thank you, Texas Roadhouse, for an amazing 2nd grade field trip! Students were able to learn about various jobs and tasks performed in a restaurant, tour their kitchen facility, create their own tasty rolls, learn how to line dance, AND enjoy some delicious food.

Bayshore School proudly hosted its first annual Special Olympics, a day dedicated to celebrating the incredible abilities and spirit of our students. The event was filled with various activities, from relay races to team sports, showcasing the determination and enthusiasm of each participant. The highlight of the day was the grand finale – a lively water balloon fight that brought smiles and laughter to everyone involved. It was a day of joy, camaraderie, and unforgettable memories, proving that when we come together, we can achieve anything. Kudos to all the students, volunteers, and organizers for making this event a resounding … Read More

Pamela Garrity, Bayshore Elementary STEM teacher, recently entered the Kids at Hope Day Contest.  She was recognized with the Time Traveler Award for teaching students how to mentally travel to the future.  Her lessons taught students to realize how they can utilize their personal talents and the importance of the skills they are currently learning to reach their destinations in the future.   Pictured, from left to right: Pamela Garrity and fifth grade students Taryn Erdosi, Jessica Holsten, and Angelica Moreno.

On September 30, Bayshore Elementary welcomed fathers and male role models to observe the Dads Take Your Child to School Day. The media center received 120 fathers and male role models representing 146 students, or 20% of the student body, who were greeted by the school administrators and teachers. During the event, fathers and male role models participated in the signing of the pledge as a demonstration of their commitment to their children’s education. Fathers were also invited and encouraged to participate in future Dads Take Your Child to School Day events.

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Third grade students at Bayshore Elementary were visited on Tuesday, Januray 19, by members of the Lions Club. Mr. James Coy and Mrs. Sandra Coy presented our third graders dictionaries as part of a campaign by the local Lions and Rotary Clubs. This year, both clubs have joined to provide all third grades in Saint Lucie County with dictionaries. Our students are very grateful for their generous gesture.

On Friday, January 15, fourth grade students attended a presentation by the Port Saint Lucie Botanical Gardens and the Keep Port Saint Lucie Beautiful about Arbor Day and the Fourth Grade Foresters Program. Students learned about growing a Sabal Palm and received their own Sabal Palm to take and plant at home. The trees were generously donated by Keep Port Saint Lucie Beautiful and Waste Pro.