Bayshore Elementary School held its first Community Resource Night.  The mission of Community Resource Night was to provide families with access to the many services and resources that St. Lucie County has to offer.  Pictured is Mindi Fetterman from the Roundtable of St. Lucie County talking to students and families about Kids at Hope.

Bayshore Elementary School held its third Annual Community Night recently, bringing together community groups, school staff, and families to learn about available resources. Families received valuable information from many community groups, such as Girl Scouts, Kids at Hope, Port St. Lucie Police Department, St. Lucie County Health Department, Big Brothers Big Sisters, Huntington Learning Center, and the St. Lucie County Sheriff’s Office. Pictured, from left, are Principal Lori Anne Reid, Port St. Lucie Mayor JoAnn Faiella, Assistant Principal Edwin Munoz and Janelle Palmer from Nancy Fallon’s second grade class.

Some of our Bayshore Elementary Jaguars wore orange to represent Unity Day! By wearing orange, our students and staff showed a collective visual statement that bullying is not OK, and that everyone deserves to feel safe and included. The vibrant color creates an impactful and powerful statement that can be seen across schools and communities, helping to raise awareness. The counselors went on the Morning News and shared a message of unity while also promoting being a friend, not a foe! Wearing orange is a simple way to visibly demonstrate that a community, school, or classroom is standing together against … Read More

Mrs. DaCosta’s class won FIRST PLACE in the Reading Log competition. Congratulations jaguars! 💙

At Bayshore we celebrated Unity Day! We believe in Unity and Teamwork 🧡

Bayshore 5th graders, along with their families, celebrated their division fact fluency! Students earned pieces of an ice cream sundae as they worked their way up the “fact ladder” during weekly timed quizzes. Once they earned enough sundae pieces, they earned an invitation to the party! We loved celebrating their hard work. Congratulations to those that earned this delicious experience!    

Bayshore Elementary students and staff participated in Celebrate Literacy Week. Students and staff members learned about vocabulary words and story book characters, then demonstrated their knowledge by participating in a literacy parade. First grade teachers provided students with visual representations of vocabulary words starting with the prefix mis. Pictured, from left, are Abby Mollet (mismatched), Stacy Baldino (misbehaved), Debbie Gonzalez (misunderstood), Marge Cuellar (misfortune), Vanessa Piekara (mistaken), and Natasha Alexander (misspelled).

Bayshore Elementary School kindergarten through fifth grade classes featured a book and/or author on their door in honor of Celebrate Literacy Week.  Jackson Yound, left, and  Giavonna Stephens from Jeanne Comperchio’s kindergarten class show off the door they helped to decorate in honor of the book Snowman at Night by Caralyn Beuhner.

Bayshore Elementary recently celebrated Decades Week, a fun-filled fundraiser organized by the attendance committee! Each day of the week was dedicated to a different decade, bringing history to life through fashion. On Tuesday, students and staff embraced the groovy vibes of the 1960s. Wednesday saw everyone rocking the disco era of the 1970s. Thursday brought out the bold and colorful styles of the 1980s, and Friday wrapped up the week with the cool, grunge looks of the 1990s. The creativity and enthusiasm were truly amazing, with everyone showcasing fantastic outfits that captured the essence of each decade. It was a … Read More

Throughout the month, our dedicated teachers brought history and culture to life by highlighting the contributions of Hispanic Americans in engaging and meaningful ways. Our ESOL paraprofessional enriched our school community by teaching us Spanish phrases during announcements—fostering language appreciation and cultural connection across campus. We also honored every staff member, recognizing their unique backgrounds and celebrating the diversity that makes Bayshore shine. From classroom activities to school-wide recognition, this month was a beautiful reminder of the strength found in unity and the richness of Hispanic heritage. Thank you to everyone who helped make this celebration so special. ¡Gracias a … Read More

We were thrilled to welcome our wonderful grandparents to Bayshore Elementary for a special Grandparents Day celebration! The turnout was fantastic, and it was heartwarming to see so many smiling faces. Our students and their grandparents enjoyed a day filled with fun activities, heartfelt moments, and cherished memories!    

Bayshore Elementary’s school counselors recently hosted a vibrant Día de los Muertos celebration for our dedicated teachers. This special event was a wonderful blend of Mexican culture, featuring a delicious array of traditional foods and lively music that filled the air with joy. It was a fantastic opportunity to honor this beautiful tradition and show our deep appreciation for the hard work and dedication of our educators. The atmosphere was filled with a sense of community and celebration, making it a memorable day for everyone involved. Teachers enjoyed the chance to relax, connect, and immerse themselves in the rich cultural … Read More

Bayshore Elementary recently took part in the Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Parade, and it was a fantastic experience for everyone involved. Students, teachers, and administrators all came together to honor Dr. King’s legacy and celebrate the values of equality, unity, and community. The parade was a vibrant display of our school’s spirit. Teachers and administrators walked alongside, showing their support and dedication to fostering a positive and inclusive environment for all. It was a memorable day that highlighted our commitment to making a difference and celebrating the principles that Dr. King stood for. The enthusiasm and participation from everyone truly … Read More

Bayshore Elementary students  in the National Elementary Honor Society (N.E.H.S) clean up their school. 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 tehir school. Pictured from left to right are, Alex Martin, 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.

Students in Mrs. Logue’s 5th grade science class at Bayshore Elementary performed their first science experiment. Students were shown five different liquids and asked what would happen if they were each poured into the same cup one at a time. Students completed three different types of investigations (poll, internet research, and an experiment) and learned that performing an experiment was the most precise way to answer the inquiry question. There were lots of “oohs and aahs” in Mrs. Logue’s classroom as students discovered not only that the substances layered and created a liquid rainbow, but that science can be fun … Read More

Mrs. Logue’s 5th grade students made mixtures and then practiced using different tools to separate them by their properties. First, they combined gravel and sand and then separated it by particle size using a sieve. Then, students mixed iron filings into the sand and discussed how to separate them. They decided on using a magnet to get the iron out of the sand. Finally, they mixed salt into the sand and discovered that the only way to separate the salt out was with the property of solubility. Students poured water into the mixture and stirred to dissolve the salt. Then … Read More

Scientists use models to help them visualize things that are difficult to see and understand. Our 5th graders made models of the Respiratory system, Muscular/ skeletal system, and digestive system and dissected a flower to help further their knowledge of living things.

Our 5th graders started and completed a Hamburger War. They used a Hamburger War template to put their writing skills to the test. The 3 class periods on Mrs. Enoch’s side battled the 3 class periods on Mrs. Pank’s side. They created an essay as a class based on unique prompts assigned to each class period. As a class they planned, wrote, color-coded, and revised their essay. Students followed Top Score writing guidelines to ensure that they had written an exceptional expository non-text-based essay. Faculty and Staff members walked our halls where the essays were displayed and voted on the … Read More

Bayshore Elementary School students and staff members participated in a toy drive for Toys for Tots sponsored by the United States Marine Corps.  Second Grade Teacher Nancy Fallon coordinated the event and was excited to have Bayshore Elementary as a designated drop-off location.  All donated toys will go to local families in need.  Thank you for to our students and staff for your donations.  Pictured, from left to right: Mrs. Silas (Bayshore Assistant Principal), Mrs. Reid (Bayshore Principal) and Mrs. Fallon.  

Bayshore Elementary School is excited to celebrate our Sunshine State Readers!  The Sunshine State Readers Awards Program is a statewide reading motivation program which encourages students to read independently for personal satisfaction.  Students earned various prizes throughout the year, including an ice cream party and trophies for those who read all 15 books!  Congratulations!