Bayshore Elementary recently celebrated positive choices with a PBIS Quarter 3 Positive Behavior Celebration! This special event recognized all students who earned zero BIRs (Behavior Incident Referrals) and zero ODRs (Office Discipline Referrals) during the third quarter. Their commitment to following school expectations truly paid off. During the celebration, students enjoyed fun activities of their choice. One popular option was the “wet area,” where staff members joined in the fun by spraying water guns and sprinklers, bringing lots of laughter and excitement. Students could also choose to relax and socialize by playing board games or showing off their skills with … Read More

On Thursday, April 2, Oak Hammock K–8 proudly celebrated the hard work and academic growth of our K–2 students with a special Ice Cream Incentive. This celebration honored students who demonstrated growth by increasing their scale scores from PM1 to PM2 in both Reading and Math. The event reflected The Osprey Standard—recognizing effort, perseverance, and a commitment to soaring to excellence. Eligible students enjoyed ice cream with a variety of toppings, including sprinkles, M&M’s, and chocolate syrup. Students celebrated outside, enjoying time with their peers in a fun and positive environment. The outdoor setting added to the excitement and helped … Read More

Fairlawn kindergarteners celebrated literacy with their annual Heart Word Egg Hunt on the playground. Colorful eggs were hidden across the grass, each labeled with a UFLI heart word for students to read. As children excitedly searched, they practiced decoding and recognizing important high-frequency words. After finding eggs, students proudly read their heart words aloud to a teacher. Each successful reading allowed them to trade in their eggs for a small treat, adding extra motivation and fun. The activity combined movement, teamwork, and learning, creating a memorable experience that strengthened reading skills and built confidence in every young learner for all. … Read More

Northport K-8’s Rising Stars annual Wax Museum was a wonderful sight to see! Students truly came to life as their favorite characters in grades K-2, musicians in third grade, history of events timeline in fourth grade, and scientists in fifth grade. Families and other guests enjoyed learning from the “wax figures” as students showcased their research, creativity, and confidence. Students shared information dressed in authentic costumes representing their topic. Mrs. Ploeckelman, Ms. Pryde, Mrs. Wiecks, Ms. Comperchio, and their students presented an incredible celebration of learning–our Rising Stars shone brightly! Many thanks to everyone who came out to this fabulous … Read More

Fairlawn Elementary is bursting with pride as our incredible 4th and 5th grade students took on the Odyssey of the Mind State Competition—and absolutely shined! Odyssey of the Mind is an international creative problem-solving program that challenges students to think outside the box, work as a team, and use their imagination to solve unique, often humorous problems. Students spend months designing solutions, building props, and practicing performances that showcase their creativity and critical thinking skills. At the start of the year, under the guidance of Ms. Neshkoff and Mr. Renschler, the goal was simple: make it to state. Not only … Read More

This past Saturday, 5th graders from Mosaic Digital Academy attended “Saturday with a Scientist” at Indian River State College, engaging in hands-on activities that brought their virtual science lessons to life. Students extracted DNA from strawberries using simple materials, gaining insight into cell structure and genetics. They explored the paleontology lab, examining real fossils and uncovering clues about prehistoric life and environments. A planetarium show deepened their understanding of space, while a visit to the robotics lab allowed them to control a robotic dog, exploring forces, motion, and technology. The event provided an exciting and immersive experience, strengthening students’ scientific … Read More

Fort Pierce Central High School’s auditorium was filled with excitement, pride, and celebration as 19 senior student-athletes officially signed their Letters of Intent to pursue both academics and athletics at the collegiate level. Surrounded by family members, teammates, coaches, and staff, the seniors were recognized for reaching an important milestone that reflects years of dedication and perseverance. College Signing Day represents more than committing to a college or university. It honors the discipline, resilience, and work ethic required to balance academics with the demands of competitive athletics. For the Fort Pierce Central community, the event served as a powerful reminder … Read More

Chelsy Marie Alvaredo knows water conservation. The St. Lucie West Centennial High School 9th grader won the 2026 Drop Savers Poster Contest, hosted by St. Lucie County, in conjunction with the Florida Section American Water Works Association (FSAWWA). The annual contest encourages students in all grade levels to draw a poster with a water conservation message. Over 175 entries were received from students in 9 schools, and a winner was selected from each grade level. Chelsy’s poster is beautifully drawn with a message written in Spanish that states, “Small changes, big achievements. Take care of water today and sow hope … Read More

Palm Pointe K-8 Rockets continue to soar as our middle school history students were proudly recognized at the district’s History Day awards ceremony. Their hard work, creativity, and deep understanding of historical concepts resulted in outstanding achievements across multiple categories. Collectively, Palm Pointe students earned first place for group documentary, first place for group performance, and second place for individual exhibit, showcasing excellence in research, collaboration, and presentation. Adding to this impressive accomplishment, two Palm Pointe projects were selected to advance to the Florida State History Day competition in Tallahassee later this spring, where students will represent our school and … Read More

BIG excitement for our 5th Grade Blue Jays! Morningside Elementary School 5th Grade Blue Jays brought incredible energy and curiosity to Saturday with Scientists! Five outstanding students jumped into hands‑on labs, exploring Biologist DNA Extraction, Paleontology, and Robotics. They uncovered pieces of the past, experimented with real scientific tools, and tackled each challenge with enthusiasm, teamwork, and confidence. Their passion for learning was unmistakable as they explored everything from ancient fossils to future‑focused technology. These young scientists are truly soaring, and their dedication and excitement make us incredibly proud of all they have accomplished. #When Learning is an Adventure Everyone … Read More

Weatherbee Elementary was thrilled to welcome the Harrison Baseball Team to campus for a special day with our 4th graders! Our students loved reading together, sharing pizza, and having meaningful conversations with these outstanding athletes. The team encouraged students to always give their best effort in the classroom and reminded them that strong academic habits can create a foundation for lifelong success. They also inspired a genuine love of reading and showed our students the value of hard work, leadership, and positive character. We are incredibly grateful for their time, mentorship, and the lasting relationships they built with our school … Read More

Ms. Missy’s M&M Sweeties is a spirited baton group at Floresta Elementary where students learn to twirl, toss, and perform with confidence. Through practice and teamwork, students build coordination, rhythm, and pride in their performances. The group provides a fun and engaging way for students to express themselves while developing new skills and friendships. Their dedication and enthusiasm shine through during practices and performances, bringing energy and excitement to the school community. Students enjoy learning new routines and challenging themselves to improve each day. Ms. Missy’s guidance and encouragement help every member feel successful. Great job to all participants involved!

Fort Pierce Central High School’s seniors recently marked the end of their high school journey with a memorable and activity-filled Senior Week. The celebration honored the Class of 2026 and provided students with opportunities to relax, connect, and create lasting memories together. One of the highlights of the week was a Senior Lock-In Day, where students rotated through engaging stations including arts and crafts, an interactive escape room, a music room, and a movie room. These activities encouraged creativity, teamwork, and fun in a safe and welcoming environment. Seniors also enjoyed a Senior Day picnic, giving them time to socialize … Read More

Congratulations to our outstanding art students at SLW Centennial High School! This year, our Eagles soared at the Congressional Art Competition, showcasing talent, creativity, and dedication. We are proud to share that Congressman Brian Mast selected Dayana Sala’s drawing as First Place. Her winning artwork will be proudly displayed in Washington, D.C., representing our school on a national stage. Additionally, Diana Karakhnova earned an Honorable Mention for her impressive work. These achievements reflect countless hours of creativity, perseverance, and passion for the arts. We extend a heartfelt thank you to our incredible art teachers, Bryan Wester and Karla Giametta, for … Read More

Floresta Elementary recently hosted its Special Olympics event, creating a day filled with excitement, encouragement, and school spirit. Mrs. Raphael’s class participated in a variety of activities that celebrated their abilities, determination, and teamwork.   The event brought together students and staff, all cheering on the athletes and celebrating each accomplishment. A special highlight was the support from Ms. Janvier’s 5th grade class, who helped make the day even more meaningful by encouraging participants and assisting throughout the event.   Floresta’s Special Olympics was a wonderful reminder of the importance of inclusion, kindness, and community. Most importantly, it showed that … Read More

Palm Pointe K-8 returned from Spring Break with energy, excitement, and a strong commitment to showing up every day. Our Attendance Spirit Week was a huge success as students celebrated the importance of being present and engaged in learning. The week kicked off with “Spring Out of Bed and Into School” as students arrived in cozy pajamas, followed by “Save the Day by Being in Class” featuring heroic superhero attire. Midweek, students showed off their style for “Great Attendance Rocks” by wearing their favorite band T-shirts, and the celebration wrapped up with “School Is the Most Magical Place on Earth,” … Read More

We’re excited to recognize two shining Mosaic Owls for their outstanding achievements at the History Fair! JD Schwenger, a 6th grader here at Mosaic Digital Academy, earned recognition for his Junior Individual Documentary, excelling at History Day. Naomi‑Grace Begeansma, a 9th grader here at Mosaic Digital Academy, was recognized for her Senior Individual Documentary and has advanced to the STATE History Day competition in Tallahassee—an incredible accomplishment! Both students were recognized at the SLPS Social Studies Awards Night for their hard work, research, and presentation skills. JD and NAOMI-GRACE showed how learning, creativity, and dedication can lead to real recognition … Read More

The Fort Pierce Central annual PBIS Cobra Spring Carnival brought students together for an afternoon of fun, connection, and school spirit, highlighting the positive culture celebrated throughout the year. Featuring over 50 stations, our biggest carnival yet, with of free carnival‑style games, giving students the opportunity to enjoy a wide variety of activities at no cost. In addition to the games, food and drinks were available for exchange for vouchers adding to the festive atmosphere and making the event a well‑rounded experience for everyone in attendance. As a PBIS‑sponsored event, the Cobra Spring Carnival reinforced the importance of positive behavior, … Read More

On Saturday, March 14, students and community members gathered at Jaycee Park in Fort Pierce for the 7th Annual Kimberly Pearson Beach Clean‑Up, continuing a meaningful tradition of environmental stewardship and service. This year’s event was especially impactful as it partnered with the Great American Clean‑Up in Fort Pierce, connecting local efforts to a larger nationwide initiative focused on keeping communities clean and beautiful. The collaboration helped amplify the purpose of the day while reinforcing the importance of collective responsibility for the environment. Students from Fort Pierce Central High School’s National Honor Society (NHS) and Key Club proudly participated in … Read More