The Port St. Lucie High School (PSLHS) Jaguar Cafeteria is undergoing a facelift.  The school’s mascot is boosting school spirit around campus and what better place to make an impact than in the cafeteria! A special Jaguar shout out to Child Nutrition Services for supporting this tremendous effort at PSLHS!      

For the second year in a row, Marta Almiron’s kindergarten class at West Gate K8 has written to the President of the United States and he has replied.  The students are studying animals of the Arctic and wanted to bring the plight of endangered polar bears to the attention of  President Obama.  The students were very excited to receive interesting materials about the White House as well as a letter and an autographed picture from the president himself!  Pictured above are the students with the letter and photograph. President Obama Letter President Obama Picture

On February 27, 2026, the Jaguar Battalion conducted its annual flag retirement ceremony, a cornerstone tradition dedicated to the dignified disposal of unserviceable American flags. The process began with a coordinated collection effort from January 14th  to January 28th, during which designated Cadets and their respective Company Commanders gathered flags from predetermined neighborhoods located near Port St. Lucie High School. Following congressional recommendations for respectful decommissioning, the collected flags were carefully separated into their original colors—red, white, and blue—before being committed to the fire. Each unit maintained a specific role in this solemn ceremony: Alpha Company retired the blue Unions, … Read More

Port Saint Lucie High School cadets were honored to provide a saber guard when Army Specialist Gonzalez and his family were awarded with their new home. Army Specialist Gonzalez, a Port Saint Lucie veteran, lost his sight and suffered severe brain injuries in an IED explosion in 2004. The home was designed for his loss of sight with handrails and textured floors. Cadet Major Julian Taft, Cadet Staff Sergeant Travis Cetin, Cadet Sergeant Major Adam Pagan, Cadet Captain Kaylee Zuidema, Cadet Command Sergeant Major Jamie Triplett, and Cadet Lieutenant Colonel Crystal Ortiz enjoyed the ceremony and listening to the key … Read More

We are beyond grateful to The Rotary Club for making this holiday season unforgettable for our sweet Sharks! Our students enjoyed a festive celebration filled with joy and holiday spirit. They were treated to a delicious lunch, tasty cookies, and wonderful gifts that brought big smiles to their faces. The excitement grew as Mr. and Mrs. Claus made a special appearance, spreading cheer and creating magical memories for everyone. This generous act of kindness truly warmed our hearts and reminded us of the power of community. Thank you, Rotary Club, for making this holiday season so special for our Sharks! … Read More

Fairlawn Elementary School was filled with excitement and holiday cheer as students and staff celebrated Grinch Day. The fun began bright and early when students arrived at school to find a special surprise waiting for them at morning drop-off—the Grinch himself! Dressed in festive green and full of mischievous charm, the Grinch greeted students with waves, high-fives, and plenty of smiles, instantly setting a joyful tone for the day. Students were thrilled to see the beloved holiday character and couldn’t wait to share the experience with friends and teachers. Many classes joined in the celebration by wearing Grinch-themed attire, reading … Read More

Grandparents Day at school is a wonderful opportunity to strengthen the bonds between students, their families, and the community. Manatee Academy K-8 welcomed grandparents on 9/06 to be a part of their grandchild’s morning. Grandparents were served breakfast and afterward the ‘ManaTeam’ walked grandparents to their grandchild’s classroom – each had a small token of appreciation waiting for them. Thank you to all the families that made this day special for students!

On January 22, 2026, the Port Saint Lucie High School Jaguar Battalion successfully hosted its third blood drive of the school year. In partnership with ONEBLOOD, the event saw 28 students, faculty, and staff members participate, potentially saving up to 84 lives. Cadets played an essential role in the drive’s success by managing various logistics. Key responsibilities included checking in donors to verify eligibility, acting as “runners” to escort students to and from their classes, and monitoring donors in the recovery area. This hands-on involvement ensured the ONEBLOOD “BIGREDBUS” operated efficiently throughout the day. The Jaguar Battalion is proud of … Read More

Kelsey is currently dual-enrolled in the AICE program. She is on track to complete her associate’s degree in general biology through IRSC in the spring and is part of the Biotechnology Academy at Treasure Coast High School. She is in the third year of the program, with an emphasis on molecular biology, following a year of study in agricultural science. When she leaves high school, she intends to pursue a bachelor’s degree in biology or biochemistry at a Florida university and take advantage of any internship opportunities in that field. “Biotech has helped so much in my high school career … Read More

It was a magical morning at Morningside Elementary during our cherished Breakfast with Santa event, bringing families together in festive joy. Santa listened intently to each child’s wishes, posing for photos that captured the essence of the season. Families savored a delicious breakfast, as the atmosphere buzzed with community spirit and holiday cheer. This special occasion created lasting memories that families will treasure forever. We extend our heartfelt gratitude to Natalie’s Orchid Island Juice Company, Gregory’s Coffee of the Treasure Coast Square Mall, and The Florida BBQ Company for their generous support in helping to make this wonderful event a … Read More

SLW Centennial High School Culinary Students had the distinct honor of preparing food and decorating the Eagle Café for a District Meeting. Our talented Culinary Arts students poured their hearts into creating a stunning fall-inspired menu that impressed every guest in attendance. From Thanksgiving sliders and antipasto skewers to arugula salad with watermelon and feta, each dish reflected the students’ creativity, skill, and dedication. The desserts — a rich chocolate brownie Bundt cake and a cozy apple monkey bread pull-apart — provided the perfect sweet ending to an extraordinary meal. Beyond the kitchen, students transformed the Eagle Café into a … Read More

Wednesday was a meaningful and productive day of professional learning at Fairlawn Elementary. Teachers spent the day engaged in thoughtful conversations, collaborative planning, and reflective discussions focused on strengthening instructional practices and enhancing student achievement. The energy throughout the building reflected a shared commitment to growth and a genuine passion for continuous improvement. Throughout the sessions, staff members worked together to explore new strategies, refine current practices, and align their efforts to best meet the needs of every student. The level of professionalism, dedication, and teamwork on display was truly commendable. Fairlawn’s educators consistently model what lifelong learning looks like, … Read More

Today our students spent time with Southern Oaks Middle School SRD to experience what it is like to be a School Resource Deputy! Students were provided with a special badge and explored the famous patrol car. Students enjoyed turning on the lights, activating the sirens, and spoke on the PA system. It was a day of fun and exploration. Thank you Deputy Brennan for all you do each day for our students, families, and faculty! Hawks Soar!

A Day of Discovery and New Beginnings at Morningside Mrs. Eibl’s 2nd graders brought their Life Cycles study to life as they watched tiny chicks hatch right in their classroom. Through hands-on embryology, students carefully observed each stage of development, recorded their findings in journals, and asked thoughtful questions that showed growing understanding. They were excited to see science unfold before their eyes and make real-world connections. Once the chicks arrived, the class proudly chose names for their new feathered friends. The day blended curiosity, responsibility, and joy, creating a memorable learning experience that the students will never forget.