Morningside Elementary celebrated Thanksgiving by giving to others.  Students brought in food and decorated boxes to send home to our wonderful Grace Packs families.  Our Kindergarten also celebrated with their annual POW WOW.  They dressed up in costumes they made and parents brought in an abundance of  “authentic”  Thanksgiving  food for the students to sample.                            

Congratulations to Ms. DSilva’s second grade class at Bayshore Elementary for an unforgettable day! The students were thrilled to receive a special visit from Kona Ice, making their day extra sweet with delicious, refreshing treats. But that’s not all! The excitement doubled when a friendly penguin stopped by to read to the class. The children were captivated by the penguin’s storytelling, making it a magical experience they will cherish for a long time. This delightful event was a well-deserved reward for the students’ hard work and enthusiasm. Ms. DSilva’s class has been showing great progress and dedication, and this visit … Read More

After being stationed in Italy as a Commander in the Navy for the past nine months, Mr. Kyle Croce visited his kindergarten daughter Aria and first grade daughter Caroline during their lunch at Palm Pointe Educational Research School @ Tradition.  What a wonderful welcome back surprise; there wasn’t a dry eye in the house!

St. Lucie Elementary School students felt a storm of excitement as they learned about air masses, tornadoes, and hurricanes during a visit from Meteorologist Cris Martinez this week.  Each month, the WBPF personality visits schools in St. Lucie County to share information with students on weather and how it impacts them.  He is always a big hit!

The Lincoln Park Academy High School Orchestra and Middle School Advanced Orchestras presented a Fall Spooktacular Concert on Thursday, October 19 in the LPA Auditorium.  As is traditional for this concert, they perform spooky fall favorites that included Rosin Eating Zombies from Outer Space, Zombie Tango, Monster Mambo, Spiders on the Loose, Zombie Dance, and Rockin’ Halloween that combined themes from Monster Mash, Ghostbusters, and Scooby-Doo.  Solos and Ensembles also performed, including a solo from the Florida Orchestra Association All-State Orchestra Concertmaster Giselle Arana Cisneros.  These orchestras will perform again on December 14, at 6:30 p.m. for the Frosty Eve … Read More

Students at Southern Oaks Middle School returned to school for the 2024-2025 school year with much fanfare. Students received a red carpet welcome making them the superstars and celebrities of the day. Teachers and staff lined the red carpet to contribute applause, cheers, and plenty of fanfare. Students smiled as they received high-fives, fist bumps, and hugs. Some students stopped for photos and others for interviews. Whether they arrived by car or bus, there was a red carpet awaiting them. There was one running from the parent drop-off zone and one from the bus drop-off loop. Students could immediately step … Read More

St. Lucie Public Schools extends a warm thank you to the St. Lucie Mets and the Chamber of Commerce for providing a free night at the ball park for students and staff!

The St. Lucie County Reading Council is at it again! Bringing the best presenters to share information that will benefit us as professionals and our students as they develop their love of literacy! On Tuesday, February 6th, Dr. Debra Gurvitz will bring you ideas you can implement immediately in your writing block. Read about Debra’s vast experience and her work with researchers like Doug Fisher and Harvey Daniels on the flier. A special thanks to the Keiser University for hosting our event and a great big shout out to the Education Foundation for providing dinner to all! Members are FREE … Read More

The air was filled with excitement and pride as families, teachers, and friends gathered to celebrate the senior graduation. This celebration was a milestone that marked the culmination of years of hard work, growth, and unforgettable memories. The ceremony included a beautiful blend of joy, reflection, and gratitude, honoring the achievements of the graduating class and the unwavering support of those who guided them along the way. The event began with a warm welcome, followed by the national anthem and a moment of silence to reflect on the journey that brought everyone to this day. The highlight of the ceremony … Read More

On Saturday, January 29th, 2022, the Port Saint Lucie JROTC Jaguar Battalion hosted their 27th Annual Military Ball. This event took place at Santa Lucia River Club. There were over 135 Cadets that participated, which also included parents and faculty. Once entering the ballroom, cadets participated in a greeting line by the staff members of the battalion. The event started off with the History of Military Ball with the reasons why it is held as well as a moment of remembrance for our POW/MIA soldiers. Cadets also got the opportunity to experience a traditional Military Grog bowl, and the first-ever … Read More

Frances K. Sweet Elementary, in collaboration with the Department of Student Services & ESOL’s Parent Educators, recently hosted an engaging and interactive Math Quest & Data Fest Night, welcoming students and their families for an evening focused on building math skills, confidence, and connections. The event highlighted the importance of making math meaningful, hands-on, and fun—both at school and at home. Kindergarten through second-grade families learned about the importance of counting and how it is the foundation for future math skills. Families played math games together to see how math can be easily incorporated at home. In addition to the … Read More

Over 200 students and parents attended this year’s A Night in Paris child/family dance at St. Lucie West K-8 School. Students and their families danced the night away to DJ Louie’s tunes while enjoying French-inspired culinary treats. All proceeds went to support our Student Council. A BIG JAWSOME THANK YOU to all the students, parents, teachers, and staff who supported this event!