LucieLink – News and Communications for St. Lucie Public Schools
On Monday we celebrated the Top Ten Percent of each grade level at our Annual Top Ten Percent Ceremony! We also announced the Top Ten Students in the Class of 2024. Congratulations to all of these students for their academic achievements. Titans Prevail!
Treasure Coast High School celebrates 529 students who earned perfect attendance for quarter one of the 2023-2024 school year. We are extremely proud of you! Titan Born, Titan Bred!
At Treasure Coast High School, it takes all of us to impact student success. On 10/2/23, we celebrated our Food Service and Custodial Staff for National Custodian Day. On behalf of the Titan family, we are appreciative of their support to assist with our daily operation to ensure the very best for our students. Titan Born, Titan Bred!
Congratulations to our five Titans who have earned their AA degree from Indian River State College during the 2023 Winter Graduation ceremony. We are so proud of you! Titan Born, Titan Bred
Thank you to the members of the Spanish Honor Society at Treasure Coast High School for organizing the celebration of Hispanic Heritage Month and recognizing the contributions of the Hispanic-Latino community to our country. Thank you to the teachers, administrators, and staff for your support. Titan Born, Titan Bred!
On Saturday, October 17th the Treasure Coast HS AFJROTC participated in a huge ceremony honoring our veterans along with the Honor Flight organization. Cadets presented our nations colors to kick off the ceremony and then accomplished a flag folding ceremony for the veterans. Congressman Brian Mast made remarks to the veterans as well, and “challenge coins” were presented to all veterans in attendance. Veterans were thrilled with the ceremony honoring their service and appreciated the cadet’s efforts to recognize them.
The Treasure Coast High School US Air Force Junior ROTC cadets volunteered with a local food pantry. Our cadets prepared and distributed food to local families in need. Titan Born, Titan Bred!
International Business Academy students from Treasure Coast High School (TCHS) attended the Future Business Leaders of America State Leadership Competition, with over 4500 students in Orlando, Florida, themed “Leave Your Mark”. Students had an opportunity to compete and learn during this fun-filled, fast-paced week during spring break. During the conference, students competed in their chosen competitive events, attended seminars, and learned in workshops. TCHS students won regional level events to secure their entry to state level competition in Emerging Business Issues, Business Ethics, Business Communications, and Securities and Investments. President, Jenna Klahne, a four-time State Competitor and National Finalist with … Read More
Congratulations to the Treasure Coast High School Boy’s Golf Team who won the Al Griffith St. Lucie County Championship for the first time in school history. 2023 County Champions! Titan Born, Titan Bred!
The TCHS Boys Bowling Team placed 6th out of 15 teams at the Kegel Bowling Center Tournament! The Kegel Training Center offers bowling training and is where many Bowling pros offer their expertise to young, aspiring bowlers. TCHS had the highest score for the St Lucie District!
Business partners toured Treasure Coast High School during the 2018 BizCom Showcase. Visitors to Titan County visited classrooms and heard first-hand from students about the value of rigorous programs such as international business, advanced manufacturing/engineering, culinary arts, digital video, criminal justice, health science, biotechnology, and more. Guests also enjoyed a delicious breakfast prepared by culinary arts students.
Mr. Luke Hall and The Symphonic Band 1 of Treasure Coast High School earned the Otto J. Kraushaar Award, which is the highest award bands in the state of Florida can earn. This honor is given to bands that earn a perfect record of straight superior ratings from each adjudicator at Marching, District Concert, and State Concert Music Performance Assessments throughout and entire school year. This is the first time the Titan band program has earned this award.
Treasure Coast High School’s band earned straight superiors in all categories at Crown Jewel. This is an incredible accomplishment for them and is a testament to their hard work as a whole! They also took home Best in Class Percussion and Guard, Best Percussion Overall, and 1st Runner-Up in the Diamond Class! We are so impressed with our students and their leaders! The Titan Sound has worked hard all season, operating in humility and dedication. As Kobe Bryant once said, “Your confidence is a reflection of your preparation.” That spirit perfectly reflects this group. We are extremely proud of the … Read More
TCHS is proud to announce that Mr. Luke Hall is a recipient of the Tom Bishop award for 2016. This is a very prestigious award given by the Florida Band Association to select band directors in the state. The criteria includes significant improvement in MPA scores and an increase in overall band membership numbers during their tenure.
Students at Treasure Coast High School had the opportunity to attend a field trip to UCF on November 2nd. The students were enthralled and captivated with the experience and learned all about what UCF has to offer. These Titans are ready for collegiate success! Titan Born, Titan Bred!
Two TCHS Criminal Justice Interns (Matt Feirra and Noah Durran) did an amazing job helping out at a PSLPD Crime Prevention/Child Safety event at Old Navy in Tradition last weekend. The store manager was very complimentary of the help they provided. Our very own SRD Brown stated that PSLPD Sergeant Dobler and Officer Lushbaugh were very impressed.
In the eerie halls of Ms. Bass’ art class, a spine-chilling pumpkin painting contest took place. Our ghoulishly talented students unleashed their inner Picassos, transforming mini pumpkins into haunting masterpieces. Titan Born, Titan Bred!
Ty Nguyen (11) of Treasure Coast High School took 3rd place in the Annual Congressional Art Competition. His beautiful photograph called “Childhood Memories” will now be displayed in Washington for one year. An excerpt from the website of the United States House of Representatives states: “Each spring, the Congressional Institute sponsors a nationwide high school visual art competition to recognize and encourage artistic talent in the nation and in each congressional district. Since the Artistic Discovery competition began in 1982, more than 650,000 high school students have participated. Students submit entries to their representative’s office, and panels of district artists select the … Read More
On April 10 – 14, the Fine Art and Performing Art students of Treasure Coast High School hosted their Annual IMAGINE art show. This year, the show was hosted at TCHS. Visual Arts (Drawing, Painting, Graphic Design and Photography) and Performing Arts (Dance, Acting and Singing) were all a part of this show. During the day, many teachers brought their classes to the visual arts to experience photography, painting, drawing and graphic design. On Thursday, April 12, students, teachers, parents and the community visited the campus and not only experienced the visual arts, but performing arts, as well. It was a great … Read More
Treasure Coast High School is home to amazing, student-centered academies, Applied Engineering being one of them. Student Chloe Thaxter sets the oxy-acetelyne flame in her advanced manufacturing technology class. Chloe is a junior at Treasure Coast High School. When she graduates, she plans to become a welder. Student Elijah Hernandez is uploading the CNC Program in his applied engineering technology class. The CNC Program allows students to do manual processes automatically using code. Elijah is a senior at Treasure Coast High School. When he graduates, he plans to be a mechanical engineer in the United States Air Force.
