Upper-level Culinary Arts students participated in the Fourth Annual District Showcase, where they competed in the Food Truck Entrepreneurial Competition. This year, the SLWCHS team presented a Caribbean-style food truck concept featuring creative, culturally inspired dishes representing a variety of countries throughout the Caribbean. The three students involved dedicated significant time, effort, and innovation in preparing for this event, and their hard work was clearly reflected in their performance. They demonstrated exceptional teamwork, professionalism, and culinary vision. They took home 2nd Place! We are incredibly proud of their accomplishments and the way they represented our program and school at this district-wide … Read More

Fort Pierce Central High School proudly showcased its innovation and entrepreneurial spirit at the recent Career and Technical Education (CTE) Showcase held at the District Office. Representing the school with creativity and determination, students from Mrs. Amy Montabana’s Digital Art & Design program and Ms. Robinson’s Marketing classes made an impressive showing among competitors from across the district. This showcase exemplified the power of authentic learning, strong mentorship, and community collaboration in preparing students for future success. Pictured above are students Malik Pierre and Peter Mateo from Mrs. Montabana’s classes earned 3rd place for their original Food Truck business concept, … Read More

Lawnwood Leopards are Exploring Nature Ms. Frazier’s VPK students enjoyed an engaging and hands-on nature walk as they explored the school grounds with their collection bags in hand. The students eagerly searched for a variety of natural items, including leaves, sticks, rocks, grass, and pine cones, carefully observing their surroundings as they worked. Throughout the activity, the students demonstrated curiosity and excitement as they discovered new items and compared their findings with classmates. They proudly checked off each item on their Nature Walk Collection sheet, practiced using descriptive language, and shared their discoveries during group discussions. This experience supported early … Read More

Treasure Coast High School recently joined schools across the district in supporting Spread the Word Day in partnership with Special Olympics. This meaningful initiative focuses on promoting inclusion, acceptance, and respect for individuals with intellectual disabilities, and our Titan community was proud to take part. Staff members were encouraged to wear blue as a visible show of unity and support. During both A and B lunches, a table was set up where students received stickers and wristbands as symbols of commitment to kindness and inclusion. These simple gestures helped spark conversations and reinforce the importance of standing up for one … Read More

Music In Our Schools Performance was an absolute success! What a beautiful showcase of talent from bands and choirs across the district. It was especially exciting to see such a large group of Port St. Lucie High students take the stage, confidently sharing their musical abilities and inspiring the next generation of middle school performers. Our Jaguars represented PSLH with pride, demonstrating not only their incredible talent but also their dedication and hard work. These students have spent countless hours practicing and preparing, and it truly showed in every note performed. A huge thank you to Mr. Hagans (Chorus) and … Read More

Student Appreciation Day at Fairlawn Elementary was a memorable celebration dedicated to recognizing the incredible students who make our school community so special. The day’s highlight featured a red carpet runway experience, where our All-Star students confidently walked while being cheered on by staff and supporters. Their smiles and enthusiasm created an uplifting atmosphere filled with pride and excitement. Each student was also treated to a special goody bag as a token of appreciation for their hard work and positive spirit. Adding to the celebration, a beautifully designed banner surrounded by stars displayed heartfelt motivational messages from staff, reminding students … Read More

SLWK8 is proud to recognize our outstanding Assistant Principals, whose leadership and commitment play a vital role in the success of our school community. Their dedication to supporting students, staff, and families helps ensure a positive, structured, and engaging learning environment each day. Through collaboration, guidance, and a shared focus on student achievement, they help keep our school running smoothly and effectively. Our Assistant Principals lead with professionalism, care, and consistency, making a meaningful impact across classrooms and programs. Shark Nation is grateful for their hard work, vision, and unwavering support, which continue to strengthen SLWK8 and help all learners … Read More

Fueled by creativity and powered by teamwork, Palm Pointe K‑8 School’s Odyssey of the Mind middle school team is preparing to blast off to the Odyssey of the Mind World Finals at Iowa State University this May. After earning 1st Place in the Structure Problem at Regionals and 3rd Place at the Florida State Finals, these talented students are ready to represent our school, district, and community on a global stage. Participation in World Finals is a special treasure and we are so proud of our Rockets’ achievements.  We are grateful for Ms. Crooks and Mrs. Hong, our amazing coaches, … Read More

SLWCHS is proud to recognize three outstanding students who each represented a core pillar of our school community with Eagle pride at the Young Floridian Scholarship Competition. Jed Michaud showcased the power of Music, reminding us how creativity, rhythm, and passion bring people together and enrich our campus culture. Kwok Hoi represented Communication and Language Arts, highlighting the importance of a strong voice, thoughtful expression, and connection through words. Michaela Talbott proudly represented Athletics as a dedicated cheerleader, embodying teamwork, school spirit, and leadership both on and off the sidelines. Together, Jed, Kwok, and Michaela reflect the diverse talents, commitment, … Read More

The atmosphere at Morningside Elementary was electric as the Port St. Lucie High School National Honor Society students joined forces with the community for an unforgettable Cox Science Night! This event was a massive success, marked by a shared passion for discovery and hands-on learning. We want to extend a huge shoutout to these incredible student leaders for their unwavering support; their presence truly elevated the experience for everyone involved. The night was an absolute hit, and we couldn’t be more excited about the successful turnout and the curiosity sparked in our younger learners. Morningside Elementary and Port St. Lucie … Read More

Our Floresta Elementary School Dolphins want to share how much we appreciate our amazing assistant principal, Ms. Angela Patton! Her dedication, kindness, and constant support make a difference every day. Ms. Patton encourages students, supports our hard-working teachers, and brings positivity to our campus. She also shows incredible school spirit, always wearing the theme of the week! She brings goodies for staff weekly, while cheering on students and staff with pride and enthusiasm. Our Dolphin Families are grateful for her leadership and commitment to excellence. Thank you, Ms. Patton, for everything you do to make Floresta a better place!

St. Lucie West K–8 is proud to announce that it has been awarded a $2,500 Working Together for Success grant from the Education Foundation of St. Lucie County. This generous funding supports an innovative schoolwide initiative to strengthen math instruction in grades 3–8 through the implementation of vertical whiteboard stations, a key strategy from Peter Liljedahl’s Building Thinking Classrooms framework. The purpose of the Working Together for Success grant program is to fund creative, high-impact projects that elevate teaching quality and improve classroom instruction. Thanks to the Education Foundation’s commitment to supporting educators, SLWK-8 was able to bring this vision … Read More

Treasure Coast High School students recently took part in Math Masters Month, an engaging initiative designed to build confidence and strengthen skills ahead of the Algebra and Geometry End of Course exams. Throughout the month, students were encouraged to challenge themselves by working through EOC-style math questions that reflect the rigor and format they will see on test day. This hands-on practice helped students focus on problem-solving strategies while reinforcing key concepts from their coursework. To add excitement and motivation, students who attempted the math problems earned a chance to make a putt for a prize. The activity created an … Read More

Classrooms2Careers in Action: Culinary Arts Students Shine in Professional Mock Interviews The Culinary Arts program hosted its annual Mock Interview event this week, providing students with a meaningful opportunity to practice essential career-readiness skills in a professional, real-world setting. Throughout the day, students participated in one-on-one interviews with industry professional Doug Poole, Chief of Staff at Kyle G’s Restaurant, gaining valuable experience in communication, presentation, and workplace expectations. This structured event is part of the program’s ongoing commitment to preparing students for success both in and outside the kitchen. It also serves as a key component of the Classroom to … Read More

Palm Pointe 6th graders participated in an IXL Leaderboard Math contest for about two weeks, measuring the “most correct questions” during that time period. The competition was intense!  The top 5 students from each pod had the opportunity to visit the “Palm Pointe Arcade” during elective time.  This week, ten students got the opportunity to go play video games in Mr. Apostolico’s computer lab and simultaneously receive a historical, hands-on educational experience in old school gaming.  Mr. Stetz single-handedly defeated every 6th grader in 1972 Pong!  Special thanks to Mr. Apostolico, Mr. Stetz, Mrs. Garcia-Herrera, and our team of elective … Read More

Huge shout-out to Mr. Parra Garcia, our incredible World Languages Department Head and Instructor, for transforming his classroom into a truly magical, immersive learning experience! From bringing Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs to life to having students perform creative skits entirely in Spanish, Mr. Parra is showing what authentic, student-centered learning looks like at Port St. Lucie High. His classroom is more than just a place to learn—it’s a stage where language comes alive, confidence grows, and students are fully engaged every single day. Amazing job, Mr. Parra—your creativity and dedication continue to inspire both students and staff alike. … Read More

Thanks to a generous STEM grant from the Education Foundation of St. Lucie, students at White City Elementary are diving into the fascinating world of light and shadow in art! These budding scientists are exploring how light travels and interacts with various materials, uncovering the secrets behind shadow movements and lengths influenced by light angles and the time of day. Equipped with cutting-edge technology like LED lights, cameras, and light boards, students are manipulating and documenting light phenomena in exciting ways. Their scientific adventures are inspiring them to create original artworks that beautifully blend art and science. WCE’s Teacher of … Read More

We are incredibly proud of all of our K–5 students who participated in this year’s Young Authors Contest! It has been amazing to see the creativity, effort, and imagination our students poured into their writing. From exciting adventures to heartfelt stories, each submission showcased just how talented our young authors truly are. A special congratulations goes out to our contest winners! Your hard work and dedication have truly paid off, and we are thrilled to celebrate your achievement. Your books will now move on to the district level for the Young Author Celebration, where they will be recognized among other … Read More