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At Manatee Academy, student support is always within reach. For quite some time, Dean Wallman and Dean Damas have implemented a unique approach we proudly call “Deans on Wheels.” While they continue to manage responsibilities from their offices, they also travel throughout grade level pods and hallways with mobile carts, bringing discipline directly to students and classrooms. This model was implemented with school data in mind, highlighting the importance of the Dean’s presence during the school day and shared spaces. By working in close proximity to students, the deans are able to provide immediate guidance, encouragement, and assistance throughout the … Read More

As the warm Florida sun shone brightly over the campus of Fort Pierce Central High School, the staff came together for a much-needed break and celebration on the last Friday before spring break. The annual Staff BBQ, a tradition cherished by teachers, custodial, clerical, paraprofessional support staff, and administrators alike, was once again a resounding success. The event, hosted in the Cobra courtyard, brought a sense of camaraderie and relaxation to all who attended. A smoky aroma filled the air as the grill sizzled with a variety of mouthwatering options from Grill Master Mr. Frazier. From juicy hamburgers and hotdogs … Read More

CAST 8th-grade students joined researchers/scientists at Harbor Branch Oceanographic Institute on a unique boat field trip.  Students had an opportunity to participate in marine science research that supports their science units of study. Students also participated in interactive activities and a Q&A with marine scientists as well. A special thank you to Miss Burch and Mrs. Church for organizing this learning opportunity for CAST students.

Check out our inquisitive kindergarten Blue Jays as they explore and learn using science tools.  Their sweet potato science inquiry was a sweet success!

We are extremely proud of these Amazing Blue Jays! Our 4th graders completed their first Everglades lesson of the school year with a big project about the Everglades animals that need our help. Pictured are some of our EVERGLADES “ACTIVISTS” AMBASSADORS! Thank you Mrs. LaChance, Mrs. Neidhart, the 4th grade Team and Blue Jay families!

Ahoy Mateys and Scalawags! After completing their unit on Maps and Globes, students in Mrs. Eibl’s class donned their hats and patches to create a Pirate Treasure Map with all the components of maps: they named the map and island, labeled oceans, created a map key, compass rose, and directions to the buried treasure. Arrggghh!

Southern Oaks Middle School launched Hispanic Heritage Month celebrations by placing flags from Hispanic countries in our Hawks cafeteria. In addition, Ms. Ramirez displayed incredible projects from her World Language classes. Students chose a Hispanic country to research and created various displays to show off culture, food, celebrations, and history.

First Grade Students from Ms. McGowan’s class are participating in the Embryology Countdown in partnership with the St. Lucie County 4H. As part of the program, students participate in virtual lessons, make predictions, and document their observations.

MySchool Science Resource classes at St. Lucie West K-8 School have been learning all about recycling and created a variety of items made from recycled goods from their own homes. The original assignment was to create friendship bracelets from recycled, plastic shopping bags, however, some students took the challenge to fuel inspiration on more elaborate projects. AWESOME JOB SHARKS!      

Windmill Point Elementary School students returned Monday, August 28th to a newly designed cafeteria! Students were excited to see the transformation!