This week SLW Centennial’s Outboard Marine class embarked on an educational field trip to the Ft. Pierce Marina – River Walk. The trip included 24 enthusiastic students who were eager to learn more about their industry of interest. The visit included the presence of Ft. Pierce’s Mayor Linda Hudson, adding a special touch to the event. Students had the unique opportunity to speak with professionals from various marine-related fields. These experts demonstrated their daily tasks and explained the practical applications of school subjects like Algebra and Trigonometry in their work. The highlight of the trip was a lunch that featured … Read More

Ms. Bosque’s fifth-grade students are comparing and contrasting the basic properties of solids, liquids, and gases, such as mass, volume, color, texture, and temperature.  They measured and compared objects and materials based on their physical properties including mass, shape, volume, color, hardness, texture, odor, taste, and attraction to magnets.  The students enjoyed working together and recording their research in the lab journals.  Also, during this physical science experiment, the students learned about changes in matter.  By the end of the activity, the students were able to describe the physical changes water undergoes as it is heated and/or cooled. .  

Our annual Black History Month celebration transformed the Fort Pierce Central auditorium into a vibrant showcase of culture and achievement this past Friday, welcoming over 800 attendees including students, faculty, staff, district personnel, board members, and distinguished guests. Black History Month, observed each February in the United States, originated from “Negro History Week” established by historian Carter G. Woodson in 1926. This annual observance has since evolved into a month-long celebration dedicated to recognizing the extraordinary contributions, achievements, and experiences of African Americans throughout history. The celebration serves as a time for reflection, education, and appreciation of the profound impact … Read More

Weatherbee second graders showcase their talents! Recently, the whole grade participated in and voted for the best entries in their coloring contest honoring Martin Luther King, Jr. With just over 100 second graders at Weatherbee Elementary, each student colored a page for the competition. All of the six second-grade classes then voted on a winner from each class. Administration even voted for the best overall in second-grade! Unfortunately, the winner was unable to be present for the awards ceremony and picture but did receive his medal. This was a great opportunity for the second-grade classes to demonstrate their ability to … Read More

FGMS 1st Annual Purple vs Gold Basketball PBIS Event was one for the records! Fort Pierce Central High School Varsity Basketball and Cheer Teams did an amazing job representing the Cobra Nation. The players were AWESOME. They were respectful and polite, and did a phenomenal job entertaining our middle school students with an exciting and high-performance basketball game. The cheer team led the crowd with school spirit and filled the gym with positive energy! It was great to see the team interact with our students and they went out of their way to please the crowd with three-pointers, slam dunks, … Read More

Mrs. Portee’s jaw-some fifth-grade classes were hard at work. The students were focused on estimating mathematical sums and differences. These magnificent mathematicians worked together collaboratively by using fraction strips to determine equivalent fractions. Our Sharks thrive through interactive activities that ask them to not only think critically but also collaboratively. With a standards-based focus, students used their skill set and resources to bring the sums and differences to life. Our Sharks worked diligently together utilizing their interactive notebooks, manipulatives, and math skills to put their fraction knowledge to the test by solving different math problems. Keep up the magnificent work, … Read More

During their Media Resource, Lakewood Park Elementary’s Kindergarten, 1st, and 2nd grade classes have been pen pals with some popular Characters (who look a lot like some very talented drama students from Fort Pierce Central High School).  Students exchanged cards and letters throughout the year and then went to Fort Pierce Central to meet their pen pal.  Characters put on an amazing show of skits, singing, dancing and games! It was exhilarating for Lakewood Park’s students to read each letter that was written directly to their class, since the writings and pictures were from the characters’ persona.  It was a … Read More

Students at Bayshore Elementary who achieved perfect attendance were rewarded with a special glow dance! This exciting event was a vibrant celebration of their dedication and commitment to school. The students were thrilled to receive glow sticks, which added a fun and colorful touch to the evening. They danced under the glowing lights, creating unforgettable memories with their friends. The atmosphere was filled with joy and laughter as they enjoyed the music and the company of their peers. This glow dance was not only a reward but also a reminder of the importance of regular attendance. It was a celebration … Read More

Third graders in Mrs. Angle’s homeroom class at Village Green Environmental Studies enjoyed a “camp out” during class last week. They were celebrating their accumulation of 40 class cash for demonstrating Manatee Pride over the past few weeks and being exemplary role models to the younger students at Village Green. Students in Mrs. Angle’s class earned class cash for following directions inside and outside of the classroom, during their resource classes, on the playground at recess, and in the cafeteria during lunch. Third graders enjoyed lunch in their classroom with their teacher complete with s’mores and flashlights for the ultimate … Read More

Field Day at Morningside Elementary was another huge success, filled with excitement and teamwork. Students rotated through 13 different stations, enjoying a variety of activities such as water games, inflatable obstacle courses, and a lively home run derby. This fun-filled day allowed students to showcase the skills they learned in P.E. class while engaging in friendly competition. The highlight of the fifth graders’ Field Day was an epic tug-of-war battle between classes, which culminated in a thrilling showdown. Ultimately, Mrs. M’s class emerged as the overall winner, celebrating their hard-earned victory with cheers and enthusiasm. The day fostered camaraderie, sportsmanship, … Read More

On Thursday, February 20th, Cobra Nation swelled with pride as we greeted our rising 9th graders and class of 2029! Our campus came alive with the energy and excitement of our annual Rising Freshmen Open House, welcoming over 700 incoming freshman families into our vibrant Cobra community. The evening commenced with an inspiring ceremony in our auditorium, where our current freshman class officials showcased our academic programs and student life opportunities. The celebration was elevated by our talented JROTC students, who presented the colors with precision and dignity under Sergeant Major Jackson’s guidance, followed by our choir’s stirring rendition of … Read More

St. Lucie West K8 in partnership with Publix, hosted Math Night for kindergarten through fifth grade students. Students had a fin-tastic time walking through the aisles of Publix, exploring different departments, and using critical thinking skills to solve real-world math problems. It was a creative and hands-on experience that truly brought learning to life. Thank you to everyone who came out for Publix Math Night! We had an incredible turnout and the kids had a wonderful time. A big thank you to Publix in St. Lucie West for their support and generous donation of goodies for Shark Nation families that … Read More

5th graders at Village Green Environmental Studies School rallied together to elect their Student Council representatives last week. We had an eventful week with students showcasing their creativity with posters and delivering inspiring speeches to their peers. Village Green strives to give our students the opportunities to develop leadership skills. Our student council representatives will be able to organize school activities and service projects and plan events that contribute to school spirit and community welfare. They will be the voice of the student body and we are so excited to watch them contribute to positive changes within our school community! … Read More

Celebrate Literacy Week, Florida! 2025 was scheduled for the week of January 27-31, 2025. The goal of this year’s Celebrate Literacy Week, Florida! is to inspire a love of reading and writing while strengthening literacy skills in the students of Florida. This year, our Celebrate Literacy Week, Florida! theme is Building Literacy: Constructing the Foundation for Success! At Forest Grove Middle School every week is LITERACY WEEK!! However, this week we used it to…Get Caught Reading, Wear College shirts, Build Goals for PM3, Create Book Covers, and to Drop Everything and Read!! Our students participated in daily activities to motivate … Read More

Palm Pointe Kindergarten students had an exciting in-house field trip thanks to The Children’s Museum of the Treasure Coast’s Pirate STEM program. This event immersed them in the world of pirates and treasure, blending history, creativity, and a touch of science. The adventure began with a deep dive into the history of the Treasure Coast, where students learned about its rich pirate connections and legendary lost treasures. Students worked in teams to create pirate ships and treasure maps. They then tested whether their ships would sink or float, combining creativity with scientific exploration. The experience provided the kids with an … Read More

Forest Grove Middle School is very grateful for our community partnerships with the Fellowship of Christian Athletes (FCA) and First Priority! These organizations meet weekly and provide mentorship and leadership opportunities on our campus. The students who voluntarily attend these group sessions (during lunch with an assigned teacher) receive resources to positively interact with their fellow students and effectively navigate the challenges of middle school and beyond. Our community partners and stakeholders are an important part of our school community. They consistently support our student growth, providing opportunities for them to make better educational and life choices. Our students are … Read More

Theater Students Inspire Young Audiences Through Performance and Pen Pal Partnership! FPC’s Theatre Department brought the magic of Disney to life in a special performance for 300 young students from Lakewood Park Elementary School. The event marked the culmination of a unique quarter-long partnership, where our theater students embodied beloved Disney characters through a heartwarming pen pal exchange with kindergarten through second-grade classes. The Disney Cabaret showcased our students’ talents through an interactive performance featuring musical numbers, choreographed dances, and theatrical scenes. The young audience members were thrilled to meet their pen pals in person and participate in engaging theatrical … Read More

Each year the Palm Pointe Elementary Physical Education Department runs a yearly fund-raising campaign for the American Heart Association.  The Jump Rope for Heart fundraiser raised $5,200 this year.  Students have been learning healthy heart habits and how the heart works.  The P.E. Department culminated the fundraising by having the students participate in heart-related jumping and hopping activities.  Mr. Santoro and Mr. Piscopo would like to thank our students and their parents for their continued efforts to make this such a success.  In addition to learning important information about heart health, students learned the importance of giving back to the … Read More

The Girls Basketball team of St. Lucie West Centennial hosted St. Cloud High School in their Regional Semifinal game. The team emerged victorious, advancing to the Regional Final. This achievement marks a significant milestone in what has been a fantastic season for the Girls, under the dedicated guidance of Coach Stewart, Coach Tolbert, and Coach Wetherall. Their hard work and determination have paid off, making them one of only eight Girls Basketball teams left in the state. A highlight of the game was in the second quarter when Jailyn Williams, one of our standout players, scored her 1,000th point. This … Read More