Ms. Dvir from PNC, in partnership with Read for the Record, visited Ms. Budhram’s and Ms. Dalis’ VPK classroom to read the story “With Lots of Love”. This story was wonderfully written and illustrated to give students a glimpse of what family means, finding ways to stay connected, and sharing love across distances. Ms. Dvir enjoyed sharing stories about her own family and the special things they like to do. Students thanked Ms. Dvir with personal pictures of their own family and things that they love. Thank you for your partnership!    

Bayshore Elementary students in the National Elementary Honor Society (N.E.H.S) participated in a school beautification project. For part of the N.E.H.S. community service project, students in fourth and fifth grade at Bayshore Elementary developed and implemented a plan to clean up their school. Students worked after school hours to clean up the entire campus of their school. Pictured from left to right are, Alex Martin, Fourth grade teacher and sponsor Alan (A.J.) Bevacqua, Solithia Coke, Marisa Roth, Giana Infante, Patrick Boje, Andrew Jones, Trinidy Restle, Jamaro Lee, Katelyn Hall, and Timaya Jones.

Bayshore had a terrific “Twos”day 2/22/22! Students and staff celebrated with tutus, twinning, and pigtails.

Students in Mrs. Glidden’s first grade class at Bayshore Elementary have been working hard to increase their i-Ready proficiency rates. Recently many students reached 100% proficiency in reading and math iReady lessons. They were given certificates and accolades by their peers for their hard work. Congratulations!

Bayshore Elementary School hosted a Superhero Literacy Night as part of Celebrate Literacy Week.  Families started the night learning about their children’s upcoming curriculum.  Afterwards, they participated in fun literacy stations that included superhero reading, bingo for books, word building, and creating soaring reading goals!    Pictured, from left to right, are fifth grade student Vanessa Cruz, first grade student Jonathan Cruz, and Kilsy De Jesus.

Ms. Enoch’s and Ms. Pank’s Writing and Science Lab: “How does the distance affect how bright a star looks in the sky?” They also learned why the sun appears to be so much larger and brighter than the other stars.

Bayshore Elementary finished the first week of school with our beloved tradition—the Tunnel of Hope! Students were welcomed with cheers, high-fives, and encouraging smiles from staff, families, and community members as they walked into a new year full of possibilities. The energy was contagious, setting a positive tone for the days ahead. We were especially grateful to have members of our local community join us, including officers from the Port St. Lucie Police Department, whose presence reminded our students that they are surrounded by care and support both inside and outside the classroom. Thank you to everyone who helped make this week so … Read More

Ms. Piekara’s third-grade class has been enthusiastically working on telling time and understanding elapsed time this week. The students engaged in various interactive activities to grasp these concepts. They used analog clocks to practice setting and reading different times and digital clocks to compare and contrast. One fun activity involved timing their favorite classroom tasks, like reading or drawing, and then calculating the elapsed time. They also played games where they had to solve time-related puzzles and challenges. These hands-on experiences not only made learning enjoyable but also helped the students develop a strong foundation in time management skills. Ms. … Read More

Bayshore Elementary proudly celebrated academic excellence during its Quarter 3 Honor Roll Assembly, recognizing the hard work and dedication of students in 3rd, 4th, and 5th grades. Students were honored in three categories: Honor Roll for earning all A’s and B’s, Principal’s Honor Roll for achieving all A’s, and maintaining strong behavior grades as an essential part of their success. This celebration highlighted not only academic achievement, but also the importance of responsibility, respect, and positive choices in and out of the classroom. The assembly was made even more special as parents and family members were invited to attend and … Read More

Bayshore Elementary’s attendance committee recently hosted a lively “attenDANCE” event to celebrate the classes with the highest perfect attendance in Q3. Each student had a blast dancing and enjoyed a refreshing Icee as a reward for their dedication. The top classes were: VPK: Ms. Budhram’s class with 91.08% Kindergarten: Ms. Cugini’s class with 94.06% First Grade: Ms. Centrone’s class with 95.53% Second Grade: Mr. Phillabaum’s second graders and Ms. DSilva’s class with 95.49% Third Grade: Ms. Kinsey’s third graders and Ms. Murphy’s homeroom with 95.74% Fourth Grade: Ms. Rolle’s homeroom with 96.91% Fifth Grade: Mr. Shield’s homeroom with 96.26% The … Read More

Bayshore Elementary lit up with excitement during our Perfect Attendance Glow Party! Students who achieved perfect attendance for both Quarter 1 and Quarter 2 were invited to celebrate their outstanding commitment. Each student received a glow stick and a special Perfect Attendance tag to mark their accomplishment. The lights dimmed, the music turned up, and our students enjoyed dancing, laughing, and spending time together. We hosted two celebrations—one for grades K–2 and another for grades 3–5—so everyone had space to shine. It was a joyful way to recognize their dedication and encourage continued excellence. We are so proud of our … Read More

Congratulations to Bayshore’s incredible Night of the Stars (NOTS) winners! Their dedication, passion, and service shine brightly, and our school community is proud to celebrate each of you. Outstanding First Year Teacher, Mr. Robert Rocanelli, has already made a meaningful impact through his enthusiasm and commitment to students. Ms. Natasha Alexander, honored with the Distinguished Minority Educator Award, continues to inspire through leadership and excellence.  Teacher of the Year, Mrs. Megan Swails exemplifies dedication in every lesson and interaction.  Mrs. Alicia Cobb, School Related Employee of the Year, keeps Bayshore running smoothly with care and professionalism. Their achievements inspire our … Read More

Bayshore Elementary’s Mental Health Awareness Night was a wonderful evening focused on connection, learning, and wellness for our school community. Families enjoyed a delicious dinner from Publix, and the first 50 Bayshore students were treated to free Kona Ice, adding to the excitement of the event. Students participated in engaging, hands-on activities designed to support their mental health, including creating pinwheels for breathing exercises, calming glitter bottles, bracelets, and squish balls. They also explored games and calming strategies, received glitter tattoos, and took fun pictures at the photo booth. These stations were led by our dedicated Bayshore teachers—Ms. Pank, Ms. … Read More

Bayshore Elementary’s Talent Show was an unforgettable celebration of creativity, confidence, and school spirit! Our amazing Jaguars took the stage and shone brightly, sharing their singing, dancing, acting, and special talents with courage and joy. Each performance reminded us how much talent lives within our school community, and it was truly inspiring to watch our students express themselves so proudly. A huge thank you to our supportive parents, teachers, and staff who filled the room with cheers and encouragement. Your energy helped make every performer feel celebrated and uplifted. We are so proud of our Jaguars; their talents warmed our … Read More

Fifth grade Bayshore Elementary School student Grayson Waugh will participate in the upcoming People World Leadership Forum in Washington, D.C., June 17-22. Grayson is the only local student who will attend the conference designed to teach students about leadership and how iconic leaders throughout history have handled world events. Varioius hands-on activities, relevant professional speakers, small group workshops and visits to significant memorials, museums and monuments will present Grayson with insight into the importance and essemtial need for inspired and informed world leaders. Grayson will also have the opportunity to create lifelong memories and lasting friendships with other leadership ambassadors … Read More

Mrs. Jones’ first-grade class at Bayshore Elementary celebrated Thanksgiving with a day full of fun and gratitude. The students participated in various crafts and activities, making the event both enjoyable and meaningful. They disguised a turkey, turning it into creative and colorful characters, which brought lots of laughter and excitement. Additionally, the children made personalized placemats, each listing the things they were thankful for, from family and friends to pets and favorite toys. The highlight of the celebration was when the students gathered to share their gratitude lists, expressing heartfelt thanks for the special people and things in their lives. … Read More

Bayshore Elementary recently celebrated Diwali as part of their “Holidays Around the World” series for kindergarteners. Ms. Budhram’s Diwali presentation, held in the cafeteria, was a highlight of the event, bringing the vibrant festival of lights to life for the young students. She explained the significance of Diwali, emphasizing themes of light overcoming darkness and the importance of family and community. Mrs. Budhram’s VPK class also watched the presentation, adding to the festive atmosphere. She shared traditional stories that captivated the children’s imaginations. The celebration was a joyful and educational experience, leaving the children with a deeper understanding of this … Read More

Bayshore’s School Counseling Team held their Holiday Craft with the Counselors event. Students got to decorate an Ice Cream Cone Tree, color Charlie Brown coloring pages, decorate a Christmas ornament to take home, have a pizza dinner, & a holiday picture! Students watched Charlie Brown’s Christmas and received a discussion guide about resilience that parents could use to talk to their students about lessons that could be learned from the film once they got home. With a sold out turn out of over 50 students attending, there were plenty of smiles, laughs, and full bellies! We thank all our teacher/staff … Read More

Bayshore Elementary students had a blast during our Character Dress-Up Day, a special PBIS event that allowed them to spend 25 Jazzy Cash to participate! This fun and engaging activity celebrated students who consistently follow our PAWS expectations: Polite, On Task, Acting Safely, and Showing Respect. By choosing to join in, students demonstrated responsibility and a strong commitment to positive behavior. Events like these are part of our ongoing effort to reward students for making good choices and contributing to a safe, respectful, and productive school environment. At Bayshore, we believe in recognizing and celebrating the great things our students … Read More

Bayshore’s incredible cafeteria staff went above and beyond by transforming the entire lunchroom into an exciting video‑game world inspired by Super Mario. This creative makeover has turned each day into a playful adventure where students can “power up” their choices and practice positive behavior. By making healthy food choices, students earn Power Ups, and by showing kindness and respect, they can collect coins in the form of 0, 3, or 5 points. Following our PBIS expectations helps students beat the level, while working together allows them to defeat the boss. This fun, immersive experience not only boosts enthusiasm during lunchtime … Read More