The Treasure Coast AFJROTC was recently recognized by Chief Thomas Mateo, SSgt, USMC (Retired) a six-time Purple Heart Recipient and President of the Treasure Coast Chapter of the Purple Heart Association, for the Honor Guard POW/MIA presentation at the recent DDS4Vets Gala. Chief Mateo, who is also a retired Police Chief from the local area, was at one time the youngest U.S. Military member in Vietnam. Chief Mateo said of the team, “You were sharper than any group of Marines or other services that I have ever seen”, and he also was very touched and impressed with the impact the … Read More

Wendy Williams from The Container Store, along with some of our support teachers, offer realistic job interview practice for Mr. Williams’ English IV classes. The interview is one of the components for the Senior Portfolio Project.  

Students at Treasure Coast High School redeemed their Titan Tickets at the new PBiS spin prize wheel. The students had a blast and are looking forward to next Friday for more prizes. Titan Born, Titan Bred!

Thirteen Folds of Glory holds high significance to our armed forces. This tradition requires the U.S. American Flag to be lowered and systematically folded into a tight triangle. TCHS ROTC Cadets explained that this triangle shape is symbolic of honorable values such as liberty and sacrifice. On September 11, Treasure Coast High School’s ROTC program proudly honored our nation’s fallen heroes of 9/11 during the annual Patriot’s Day ceremony. Treasure Coast High School’s color guard presented and posted the American flag and state flag and participated in various service medleys recognizing the songs of military branches played in sequence. This honors the … Read More

Treasure Coast High School’s Criminal Justice and Biotechnology students competed at the SkillsUSA State Conference in Lakeland, Florida.  Students pictured, competed in a range of events from Career Pathways Showcase (Science and Public Safety) to Community Service. Students competing in Community Service, designed a fun way for everyone to get involved in a recycling program.  The group had a problem and came up with a solution that is innovative and good for the environment.  Students in Criminal Justice, Law and Public Safety developed a Crime Prevention Program.  The students addressed the problem within our community involving at-risk youth and the … Read More

Congratulations to our National Honor Society’s inductees. These students were celebrated at our National Honor Society’s Induction Ceremony. Titan Born, Titan Bred!

The TCHS Titan Sound Band has rocked the District 13 Marching Festival, earning superior ratings in every category! This incredible achievement is a testament to the hard work, dedication, and passion of each band member, along with the unwavering support from our amazing band parents. Let’s give a huge round of applause to our talented Titans! Titan Born, Titan Bred!

Several of our Medical Academy students participated in a mock emergency exercise as part of their Emergency Medical Responder course. Here at Treasure Coast High School, we are committed to future-focused opportunities for our students. We are proud that these students were able to gain experiences to assist them with pursuing post-secondary pathways. Titan Born Titan Bred

Big news for St. Lucie Public Schools! Treasure Coast High School has officially launched Florida’s first state-approved Licensed Practical Nursing (LPN) program at a public high school. This groundbreaking program opens the door for students to graduate high school with not only a High School diploma but also the skills, training, and certification to step directly into the healthcare field as a Licensed Practical Nurse! These skills and connections will open doors for students of Treasure Coast High School to jump-start their careers and teach them skills that can only be acquired through experience. We are proud to see Treasure … Read More

TCHS Key Club had their first event on Sept. 18.  This was an orientation of the St. Lucie Botanical Gardens.  Students learned about the Gardens, how they are kept, and how to volunteer. The Botanical Gardens hosts a variety of events, but have always welcomed TCHS!

Treasure Coast High School students recently had an exciting opportunity to tour the campus of Florida International University (FIU). This visit allowed our students to explore the vibrant campus, learn about various academic programs, and get a glimpse of college life. A big thank you to FIU for hosting us and providing such a warm welcome. Our students returned with a wealth of knowledge and a renewed sense of motivation for their academic journeys ahead.

Ms. Stark’s Photography 1 class at Treasure Coast High School is learning how the camera was invented.  Students learned about the humble beginnings of the camera by building their personal camera obscura (Latin for dark room)  and turning their classroom into a giant camera obscura.  Through this, they learned how light travels in a straight line causing the image to project inverted, and how the size of the aperture affects the projected image.  By learning about the camera obscura, the students have an understanding of what happens inside their cameras. In the class, students covered the windows with black plastic. … Read More

TCHS’s JROTC students visited Embry-Riddle University for their fourth-quarter CIA trip. During the visit, students explored the diverse range of classes and activities that the university offers. The experience was both enlightening and inspiring, as students discovered the various programs that make Embry-Riddle a leader in aviation and aerospace education. Among the highlights were the state-of-the-art flight simulations, which gave cadets a taste of what it’s like to train as a pilot. They also delved into the engineering courses, where the cadets learned how to design and build innovative solutions to real-world problems. Additionally, they learned about the pilot classes, … Read More

Over the two-day weekend of February 12th and 13th, Cadets at Treasure Coast High School participated in the Bataan Death March. The march was originally the forcible transfer by the Imperial Japanese Army of 60,000 – 80,000 American and Filipino prisoners of war along a 60–69-mile march. Around 5,000 to 18,000 Filipinos died and up to 500 to 650 Americans died as well. While our 14-mile march could not compare to the harsh conditions the Americans and Filipinos’ faced in the 1940s, the ability to honor the men that fought for our country and died for a cause is a … Read More

On May 17th, 2018 Treasure Coast High School AFJROTC participated in the first annual Homeless Veterans Stand Down in Fort Pierce, alongside many other organizations. They supplied items such as sleeping bags, care bags, food, boots, and many other helpful items to veterans in need. This is the first of many veterans outreach events for upcoming years, making it one of their unit goals to continue to help struggling veterans. None of this could have been possible without the help of the Treasure Coast High School AFJROTC cadets, culinary, and Care Bags Inc. We interviewed a homeless veteran who said … Read More

On Monday, January 17, 90 Treasure Coast High School AFJROTC cadets led the high schools in the annual Martin Luther King Day parade in Fort Pierce. On MLK Day, we are encouraged to reflect on the principles of racial equality and nonviolent social change espoused by Dr. King. By participating in this parade, we were able to represent Treasure Coast High School and honor Dr. King and his ability to unite people of color and start the Civil Rights movement. Our cadets got to learn and experience the effects of Dr. King and the positive effects he had on the … Read More