St. Lucie West K-8 was awarded at the School Board meeting with a 1st place trophy for the K-8/Middle School division for The Martin Luther King Jr. Parade! At SLWK8, Shark Nation embraces Dr. King’s, “Change Begins with Me” in habits, attitudes, and hearts. Applying personal responsibility, we swim to success in our school and community. Our sincere gratitude goes out to the Multicultural Committee and Mrs. Boham for their courageous investment in building a unique concept to represent us. A job well done! A huge Jaw-some shout-out also goes to our cheerleaders, student volunteers, parents, and teachers, who made … Read More

St. Lucie West K8 wanted to extend our heartfelt gratitude to our bus drivers and crossing guards for their unwavering dedication and hard work. Every day, they ensure our children travel safely to and from school, braving all weather conditions with a smile. Their commitment to the safety and well-being does not go unnoticed. To honor their incredible efforts, we were delighted to host a special breakfast in their honor. This breakfast was just a small token of our appreciation for the big difference they make in our community. St. Lucie West K8 Shark Nation is honored to thank these … Read More

Under the outstanding direction of Mr. Jason Albert and Mr. Jason Hatfield, the incredibly talented musicians of the Lincoln Park Academy Jazz Ensemble delivered a remarkable performance at the District 13 Florida Bandmasters Association Jazz Music Performance Assessment. Their dedication, musicianship, and hard work paid off as they earned well-deserved Superior Ratings, showcasing their exceptional talent and passion for jazz. This prestigious achievement has secured their advancement to the highly competitive State Music Performance Assessment, where they will represent their school with greyhound pride. The energy, enthusiasm, and commitment of this group make them truly special. MAN, I LOVE THIS … Read More

Mariposa science night was a stellar success, as guests explored the wonders of the night sky and read books with flashlights. Attendees had the chance to look through telescopes, including the Dobsonian telescope, a design influenced by Isaac Newton’s early work. With these powerful lenses, they observed Venus, Jupiter, Mars, and the moon in stunning detail. Principal Brooke Wigginton also joined the excitement, using her phone and the Skyview Nite app to view celestial sites. The event sparked curiosity and excitement for space science, making for an unforgettable evening of discovery here yet thank you to everyone who joined in … Read More

Trig class just got real…and went outdoors! 📐 Port St. Lucie High School students put their skills to the test with a hands-on field trip to Volunteer Stadium! Our incredible Geometry team came together to plan this interactive math activity – Ms. Phillips, Coach Kendziorski, Mr. Nixon, Ms. Benincasa-Wolverton, and Mrs. DiGiacomo – organized this awesome learning experience, bringing the Trigonometry Benchmark to life: “Students will define and use trigonometric ratios, identities or functions to solve problems.” Thank you to our teaching staff who help make learning fun at Port St. Lucie High School! This is what makes learning come … Read More

Dr. Jacqueline Venzen and Dr. Thomas Gay facilitated another learning lab for fifth-grade students at Village Green Environmental Studies School.   Students have been learning about physical properties, mixtures, solutions, substances, magnetism, and other matter-related science topics. In an effort to support and enhance their learning journey, students were engaged in several hands-on investigation activities which included making slime, experiencing physical and chemical changes, making lemonade to see how sugar and lemon (solutes) dissolve into water (solvent), and how iron filings are attracted to magnets while other materials are not.  Our Principal, Ayesha Boria, was also an active participant and enjoyed … Read More

Bayshore Elementary’s 5th graders recently conducted a fascinating science experiment to explore how different factors affected the rate at which sugar dissolved in a solution. They examined the impact of temperature, stirring, surface area, and particle size. By changing these variables, students observed how quickly sugar dissolved under various conditions. This hands-on experiment not only enhanced their understanding of scientific principles but also encouraged critical thinking and problem-solving skills. The students meticulously recorded their observations and analyzed the data to draw meaningful conclusions. We were thrilled to see their discoveries and the enthusiasm they brought to this project. Their findings … Read More

SLW Centennial’s school counselors visited classrooms to provide students with important information about registration for the upcoming academic year. This initiative aimed to ensure that all students are well-informed about their options and the registration process. During these visits, counselors presented detailed information on course selections, graduation requirements, and elective opportunities. They also highlighted new courses and programs available next year, encouraging students to explore their interests and plan their academic paths thoughtfully. Students had the opportunity to ask questions and seek personalized advice from the counselors. This interactive session allowed students to clarify any doubts and make informed decisions … Read More

On a bright and engaging day, the St. Lucie County Sheriff’s Office Drone Team made a special visit to our school to demonstrate the innovative use of drones in modern policing. This event was a part of our ongoing unit on Careers in Criminal Justice, aimed at providing students with a comprehensive understanding of various roles within the field. The demonstration was led by experienced members of the Drone Team, who showcased the advanced technology and capabilities of their drones. Students were captivated as they watched live demonstrations of drone maneuvers, surveillance techniques, and real-time data collection. The team explained … Read More

The ‘YMEDACA’ LPA National Honor Society has completed yet another successful road-cleaning! Every early dismissal of every month NHS heads on over to Midway Road to participate in these cleanups. This is the 7th cleanup of the year with 3 more to go. NHS has been doing this for many years, which demonstrates their commitment to keeping Fort Pierce beautiful and clean. They do this in conjunction with volunteering at the Treasure Coast Foodbank every other Thursday, to help the less fortunate by organizing and distributing food around our community. They are committed to excellence in serving our community at … Read More

This year’s Martin Luther King Jr. Theme was “The Change Begins With Me”. Our school theme is “The ‘B’ Begins with ME”! The similarity between the two is that our future is determined by each and every one of us as individuals as well as a team. We encourage our students and staff to take pride in all that they do. We gathered ideas shared and creatively organized every detail of our display. Forest Grove also has community pride and every inch of that pride was poured into our float! With FGMS spirit our cheerleaders entertained the crowd and it … Read More

On January 17th, students from all 6 comprehensive high schools and Mosaic Digital Academy competed against each other in a rigorous academic competition testing their academic prowess! Students answered questions from content areas ranging from Music, Foreign Language, English, Mathematics, Science, and more. Treasure Coast High School took home first place in the competition this year. The 6 highest scoring students and the coach from the winning district team will compete at the State competition on April 24-26th at the Loews Royal Pacific Resort at Universal Orlando. Team Treasure Coast from left to right: Autumn Wisecup, Kymani Islam, Gabriel Gobi, … Read More

First graders at MSE  had an amazing time at the Florida Oceanographic Society Center! They explored the fascinating world of marine life, learning about sea turtles, shark habitats, and the rich ecosystems of the ocean. The highlight of their visit was the touch tank, where students had the chance to interact with stingrays and other marine animals, creating unforgettable hands-on experiences. The behavior of the Blue Jays was commendable, as they received compliments for being respectful and attentive listeners throughout the trip. This educational adventure not only enriched their knowledge of marine biology but also fostered a deeper appreciation for … Read More

To celebrate the academic success of our Manatees, Village Green Environmental Studies School threw a Pajama Growth Party for those students who showed growth on their iReady Math and Reading Diagnostics. Students who reached specific growth criteria received a certificate for their achievements and an invitation to wear pajamas to school on Friday. In addition, during the student’s resource time, they enjoyed a delicious cupcake along with a dance party and fun games! Congratulations to all of our Manatees who demonstrated growth on the iReady diagnostic. We are so proud of each one of you and we loved being able … Read More

St. Lucie Elementary and the Department of Student Services partnered with the Treasure Coast Food Bank to host a pop-up market. As a partner agency with the Treasure Coast Food Bank, SLPS’s Parent Educator, Rebecca Benton helped organize fresh produce, non-perishable goods, and hygiene items to be donated to St. Lucie Elementary.  Families and staff were able to pick from a wide variety of goods, such as oranges, sweet potatoes, cabbage, apples, carrots, canned beans, and vegetable soup; along with toothpaste and shampoo. Smiles were seen everywhere you looked at the market!  Thank you Treasure Coast Food Bank for these … Read More

SLW Centennial’s culinary students recently took center stage as they prepared for an important meeting, showcasing their exceptional skills in culinary arts and event planning. The students meticulously prepared a variety of delicious dishes, demonstrating their proficiency in different cooking techniques and their ability to create a diverse menu. From appetizers to desserts, each dish was crafted with care and precision, showcasing the students’ culinary talents. In addition to preparing the food, the students also took charge of decorating the room. They transformed the meeting space into an inviting and elegant setting, using their artistic flair to create a warm and … Read More

Recently, 2nd graders from Morningside Elementary visited the OXBOW Environmental Center, where they engaged in vital lessons about protecting our natural resources. They learned the importance of cleaning up waste, recycling, and using only what they need—essential practices for sustainability. While exploring the beautiful trails, students enjoyed a mini history lesson about St. Lucie County and Florida. This enriching experience emphasized how understanding our local history is crucial in recognizing the importance of safeguarding our environment. By connecting past and present, the students gained valuable insights into their role in protecting nature and resources, fostering a sense of responsibility and … Read More