The Treasure Coast High School Air Force JROTC cadets honored both active and veteran Military personnel in a flag ceremony representing the various branches of our US Military during halftime on Friday night. Titan Born, Titan Bred!
The Treasure Coast High School Titans Jazz ensemble delivered an exceptional performance at the Fellowship of Christian Athletes Lunch & Learn event held on August 6, 2025. This special luncheon not only showcased the remarkable talents of the students but also played a vital role in raising funds so FCA can participate in local high schools. The proceeds will significantly support the FCA’s mission to foster a strong foundation for students in St. Lucie County, emphasizing the importance of community and educational development. The talented student leaders of TCHS were highly commended for their ability to orchestrate a beautiful sound, … Read More
The Treasure Coast High School Jazz Ensemble had the privilege of performing at the EDC luncheon hosted by the St. Lucie Public Schools School Board, and they did an exceptional job. Their music brought the room to life, creating an atmosphere that was both elegant and energetic. Guests were clearly impressed by the students’ talent and stage presence, and the performance added a special touch to the event. It was a proud moment for our school, one that truly showcased the dedication and skill of our young musicians. Opportunities like this remind us of the strength of our arts programs … Read More
The Interact Club from Treasure Coast High School reads the book Josh the Baby Otter to kindergarten students at Windmill Point Elementary School. This story is part of a water safety program that teaches children what to do if they fall into a pool.
On Thursday, November 9th Treasure Coast High School hosted Title 1 Parent Night. The event was filled with valuable information, a gallery walk of student work, appetizers made by our Culinary Department, and performances by our Performing Arts programs. Titan Born, Titan Bred
Treasure Coast High School welcomed the parents and students of the Class of 2024 at our Senior Parent Night on Wednesday, September 6th. It was a great opportunity to meet with parents, provide information, and answer questions. Titan Born, Titan Bred!
IRSC was on campus to present information about the Promise Program for our seniors. Students who sign up are eligible to earn an associate degree for free through this program. Titan Born, Titan Bred
Treasure Coast High School hosted a successful evening jam-packed with community resources and information catered to the parents of our ESOL students. Families were educated about graduation requirements, mentor and scholarship opportunities offered through Take Stock in Children, and more!
On Sept. 27th thirty-one TCHS HOSA Club members traveled from TCHS to Jupiter to participate in HOSA’s Regional Fall Leadership Conference. During the conference, HOSA students had the opportunity to observe the parliamentary process by listening to campaign speeches and voting for different candidates running for their prospective offices at the regional level. Members also voted on this year’s HOSA t-shirt design as well as learning about the HOSA national service project: National Pediatric Cancer Project. Our Club will participate with this effort by raising awareness and funds to support this foundation in research and development for a cure for … Read More
On Saturday, October 27th, the Treasure Coast High School National Honor Society sponsored two exhibits at the Indian River Lagoon Festival. The Ladybug Ninjas taught students about the benefits of ladybugs as biological controls, while our Pi-Pirates helped kids solve the mystery of the lost treasure using Pi. Together, they provided over 600 engaging STEM lessons to children in the community.
Treasure Coast High School graduate, Bailer Magers ’17, received notification this week from Cambridge that he achieved the ‘Top in Country’ award for the Economics AS Exam. ‘Top in Country’ refers to the learner who has gained the highest standard mark in the United States for the AICE Economics AS level exams in June 2017. Congratulations to Bailey! Bailey is currently studying engineering and is a member of the Honors Program at the University of Florida.
Please join us in congratulating our Golf Team’s Seniors, Andrew, Jomar, Matthew, Raymond, and Hudson. We are very proud of their achievements both on and off the course! Titan born, Titan bred!
Students at Treasure Coast High School in Mr. Buring’s Global Logistics Operations class used and reviewed warehouse handling equipment such as an electric pallet jack and a simulation forklift. The students are looking forward to visiting local warehouses to put their learning into action. Titan Born, Titan Bred!
Mr. Darrell M.Schwartz, history teacher at Treasure Coast High School, announces that about two months ago the Gaming Club was created on our campus. The purpose of the club is to bring all students together who have an interest in friendship and fun competition. The club includes Video and Computer Gaming along with Board Games and Card Games. The club meets weekly and has grown to over 40 students attending with very limited promotion. The most amazing aspect of this club is that it is attracting students who would not normally participate in school events and/or after school activities. A … Read More
The Treasure Coast Food Bank has teamed up with Treasure Coast High School’s Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA) student organization to make a significant impact in our community! Demonstrating remarkable dedication and teamwork, the FBLA students of TCHS, through their initiative Nick’s Necessities, successfully planned, packed, and distributed over 385 food bags to families in need. This incredible effort showcases their commitment to supporting local families and making a positive difference. Kudos to our future leaders for their outstanding service! Titan Born Titan Bred
Treasure Coast High School started their freshmen off strong with their first TCHS t-shirt! Students were provided with their first free shirt to show their Titan pride! Students and staff alike are encouraged to show their school spirit on Fridays by wearing black and gold to school. What better way than to gift the freshman class with a “Class of 2029” shirt? Students were excited to receive their shirts and have already started wearing them to school! School spirit is a great way to encourage students to attend school regularly, build strong relationships with faculty members and peers, and attend … Read More
The Treasure Coast High School FBLA team hosted an informal meeting for new and returning members. During this meeting, students were able to meet the new officer team and receive information about future volunteer opportunities and upcoming workshops. Titan Born, Titan Bred!
The Titans FBLA program completed two weeks of snack shack for students. Members and officers were able to volunteer for the event, earning volunteer hours. FBLA was able to earn funds to help support various business trips throughout the year while bringing fellow classmates tasty snacks after long fun fun-filled spirit days. Titan Born, Titan Bred!
Today Treasure Coast High School’s Future Business Leaders of America team hosted an informational meeting for new and returning FBLA members. In this meeting, students were able to meet the new officer team, and receive information about future volunteer and fundraising opportunities and workshops.
The Treasure Coast High School Future Business Leaders of America had an awesome day in the sun on Saturday, October 28th at Jensen Beach. Both members and officers participated in their annual beach clean-up. Shoutout to our students for their hard work within the community. Titan Born, Titan Bred!
