Bayshore Elementary’s attendance committee recently hosted a lively “attenDANCE” event to celebrate the classes with the highest perfect attendance in Q3. Each student had a blast dancing and enjoyed a refreshing Icee as a reward for their dedication. The top classes were: VPK: Ms. Budhram’s class with 91.08% Kindergarten: Ms. Cugini’s class with 94.06% First Grade: Ms. Centrone’s class with 95.53% Second Grade: Mr. Phillabaum’s second graders and Ms. DSilva’s class with 95.49% Third Grade: Ms. Kinsey’s third graders and Ms. Murphy’s homeroom with 95.74% Fourth Grade: Ms. Rolle’s homeroom with 96.91% Fifth Grade: Mr. Shield’s homeroom with 96.26% The … Read More

Port St. Lucie Biomedical students recently engaged in a valuable hands-on learning experience at Keiser University, collaborating with Dr. Weir and his dedicated team. This unique opportunity allowed them to delve into the complexities of disease transmission through a compelling HIV simulation experiment. Working with simulated samples representing both infected and non-infected individuals, the students took on the critical task of identifying the participant who initiated the spread of the disease within the study group. This exercise provided a tangible understanding of the often-rapid dissemination of infectious agents like HIV. The students were actively involved in the scientific process, conducting … Read More

Ms. Piekara’s third-grade class has been enthusiastically working on telling time and understanding elapsed time this week. The students engaged in various interactive activities to grasp these concepts. They used analog clocks to practice setting and reading different times and digital clocks to compare and contrast. One fun activity involved timing their favorite classroom tasks, like reading or drawing, and then calculating the elapsed time. They also played games where they had to solve time-related puzzles and challenges. These hands-on experiences not only made learning enjoyable but also helped the students develop a strong foundation in time management skills. Ms. … Read More

On Saturday, April 5th, 2025, the Port St. Lucie High School Jaguar Battalion conducted their yearly Service-Learning project with the help of “Keep Port St. Lucie Beautiful”. This year’s project was held at their school, Port St. Lucie High School. Cadets all met at the flagpole by their school, and they were separated depending on their companies. Each company was assigned to a different location around the school and 4 surrounding neighborhoods. The cadets cleaned the roads and sidewalks with grapplers, gloves, and trash bags provided by Keep Port St. Lucie Beautiful. Overall, the cadets managed to collect multiple bags of garbage … Read More

SLWK8 third grade students investigate their very own community of St. Lucie County! Students from Mrs. D’Andrea’s Gifted Class had a chance to deep dive into the history of our community. Students picked a historical place in St. Lucie County to research ranging from the stunning Sunrise Theatre to the Roosvelt Bridge. Students then displayed information in a shoebox model. Students wrote their information along the outside on the box. Inside the box is a display of the historical place. Students were thoroughly excited and engaged to complete their investigative project. Students worked with their teachers, classmates, and families to … Read More

SLWK8 Entrepreneurs competed in the CTE Showcase on April 2, 2025, at the St. Lucie Public Schools District office. Students prepared business plans, PowerPoint presentations, posters, and a pitch for a panel of judges against other middle school students in the county.  Students from Ms. Tremblay and Mrs. Boham‘s classes polished their pitches to perfection to be ready for the showcase.  It was great to see them helping each other get their posters ready in the morning, encouraging each other, and cheering everyone on.  After the showcase, a student said she thought this helped her self-esteem, and another echoed that … Read More

The SLW Centennial annual JV and Varsity Soccer Boys Banquet was held at Duffy’s Superplay to celebrate the end of an exciting soccer season. Players, coaches, and families gathered to honor the achievements and hard work of the teams. Several awards were presented during the banquet, including Coach of the Year, which was given to the coach who demonstrated exceptional leadership, strategy, and success throughout the season. Freshman of the Year was awarded to the most outstanding first-year player, highlighting their significant impact and potential. The Best Performance award recognized a single game or moment where a player or team … Read More

Forest Grove Middle School would like to congratulate our Band Director, Mrs. Allen, and our FGMS Concert Band students for the Excellent rating at the District 13 Middle School Florida Band Masters Association Music Performance Assessment. We are so proud of all of our Bulldogs for wonderfully representing our school community. Mrs. Allen promised students that she would color her hair the color of their choice if they received an Excellent or higher. Mrs. Allen is now proudly wearing hot pink hair to show her pride in her students’ performance. Sometimes you have to do what it takes to encourage … Read More

Treasure Coast High School members of our Future Business Leaders of America and our Career Technical Education programs excelled in their respective competitions! Please congratulate the following students as they placed in various competitions this past week and weekend in various presentations.  We had several top finishers in the following categories: CTE- Food Truck Design, Marketing and Finances 1st place CTE E-Commerce business design and marketing 2nd place FBLA State Competition – Social Media Strategies 3rd place Hospitality and event management 5th place Sports and Entertainment Management 5th Place Business Law 5th place Graphic Design 5th place Our Titans continue … Read More

Youth Art Month is a celebration of the Visual Arts that showcases the creativity of our youth.  During the month of March, we direct attention to the value of art education for teaching students critical thinking skills. Through this celebration of youth art, we hope to expand art programs in schools and to stimulate new art programs. This year, Ft. Pierce Westwood Academy participated in several events to showcase their talents.  The St. Lucie Public Schools District Office showcased a display of our students’ 3-D sculptures, many of which were created using found objects and recyclable materials. Students also participated … Read More

On Monday, March 31st, the SLW Centennial campus was filled with laughter and the delightful aroma of fresh popcorn as students participated in “Make a Dean Laugh Day.” This event encouraged students to bring smiles and laughter to our deans, fostering a sense of community and joy. Throughout the day, students showcased their creativity and humor through jokes, funny stories, and even impromptu performances. The deans, known for their dedication and hard work, were seen laughing and enjoying the light-hearted moments with the students. As a special treat, any student who succeeded in making a dean laugh or smile was … Read More

Every Friday, Morningside Elementary celebrates our incredible students through Positive Office Referrals. Teachers nominate students who exemplify outstanding character traits such as kindness, teamwork, trustworthiness, and a positive attitude. This special recognition highlights the remarkable qualities of our students and reinforces the importance of good character within our school community. We truly enjoy reading the heartfelt nominations penned by teachers, showcasing their appreciation for these amazing individuals. To honor their achievements, each recognized student receives a Swag Bag filled with fun surprises. This initiative not only boosts student morale but also fosters a supportive environment where positive behavior is celebrated … Read More

The Criminal Justice 1 students of SLW Centennial High School got to go on an educational field trip to Indian River State College (IRSC), where they visit the Public Safety Complex. The trip provided the students with an invaluable opportunity to engage in hands-on activities and gain practical insights into various aspects of public safety and law enforcement. During their visit, students participated in a range of interactive exercises, including police tactics, crime scene investigation, and fingerprinting. These activities allowed them to experience firsthand the skills and techniques used by professionals in the field. Additionally, students learned about the Promise … Read More

Over 500 Forest Grove students attended a PBiS Pep Rally and Assembly to celebrate their positive behavior! Over 700 students on our campus have not received a discipline referral this school year!!! We were excited to welcome the Westwood Academy basketball team, cheerleaders, marching band, and dance team to celebrate our wonderful students! The exhibition game, cheers, music, and dance routines were enjoyed by all! It was great to see so many returning Bulldogs that are now proud Panthers! During half time, FGMS AND Westwood participated in friendly and entertaining competitions. Westwood staff and students provided words of wisdom and … Read More

Village Green’s Student Council members, supporting 5th graders and their parents/guardians, joined the Annual Caring Community Cleanup Day that was held- Saturday, April 5th, 2025.  The cleanup commenced at City Hall with breakfast and orientation, then volunteers dispersed to their chosen location.  As a group, we agreed that charity starts at home, and therefore we chose Leonard Road and areas around our school to clean.  It was hot, but the volunteers did not succumb to the heat, we persevered by having fun and enjoying each other’s company. Special thanks to the following students- Emma Conway (Student Council Secretary), Isis Fenty, … Read More

Last month, Manatee Academy K-8 held its 2025 Taylor’s Teddy Bear Drive. Taylor’s Teddy Bears is a nonprofit organization founded in memory of Taylor Wade Bishop, who tragically lost his life in a plane accident on March 15, 2021. In honoring Taylor’s compassionate spirit, the organization seeks to bring comfort to children in distress by providing teddy bears to first responders. These small, comforting gifts are intended to be distributed by firefighters, police officers, and sheriff deputies to children they encounter in crisis situations. The goal is to offer a sense of security and warmth to children facing some of … Read More

School Counselor Lilias Batchelor has organized an Afterschool Boys Club for boys in Grades 3-5 at Lawnwood Elementary School. Mr. Singletary of Roundtable SLC and Mr. Mack have partnered with Lawnwood Elementary School to support this project. Our students eagerly anticipate this weekly program, which provides them with opportunities to collaborate, solve problems, and create solutions. Various community members are invited to share information with the boys, offering valuable insights and experiences. Overall, this afterschool boys club is an excellent opportunity that promotes academic success, good citizenship, and personal growth. A huge thank you goes out to Ms. Batchelor for … Read More

The Lincoln Park Academy Band showcased their exceptional talent at the prestigious Music USA Festival, held on March 29th in the vibrant city of Orlando, Florida. Their performance led to remarkable adjudication results, reflecting their hard work and dedication to music. Wind Ensemble: Achieved Straight Superiors and secured 1st Place Jazz Ensemble: Achieved Straight Superiors and also secured 1st Place In addition to these impressive group accolades, five outstanding students from the Lincoln Park Academy band were honored with Outstanding Soloist Awards for their individual performances: Jaydan Valdes (alto saxophone) Ranna Naderi (alto saxophone) Elliott Gardner (baritone saxophone) Jeno Retutal … Read More