WLX Horizon is the school district’s TV channel that provides St. Lucie County with instructional television programming, school board meetings, along with what’s happening in our district, and local shows about our schools.
WLX Horizon can be streamed on-demand for free via the WLX Horizon app! WLX Horizon can also be found on Comcast channel 13 (Ft. Pierce), Comcast channel 19 (Port St. Lucie), Blue Stream Fiber Channel 19, and AT&T TV Channel 99 (under St. Lucie County Community Channels) or check out the live feed.
Join us this week for new episodes with Sak Pase with Joelle Saint-Dic, and Que Pase with Linda Tapia, with their guest Krystel Armand (Bilingual Author of “La Petite Pétra”). Club Cast Marissa Gleockler and her guest Will Armstead (CEO, Boys and Girls Club for St. Lucie County). Community Connection, hosted by Ashley Mock and Sean Boyle and their guest Chrystal Netherton (GraceWay Village CEO). Build a Future with host Dr. LeiNitia Robinson and her guests David Slover (Instructor, Building Construction Technologies) and Anthony Shannon (Student at Port Saint Lucie High School).
HAPPY HOLIDAYS EVERYONE!
Sak Pase
Hosted by Joelle Saint-Dic
This month’s highlight on Sak Pase St. Lucie, Joelle Saint-Dic, host, interviews Krystel Armand, Bilingual Author of “La Petite Pétra”, who discusses the importance of fostering strong readers from a young age and the impact of bilingual books in raising strong readers in St. Lucie Public School’s multicultural families. Stay tuned to Sak Pase St. Lucie for detailed information about how bilingual parents can promote reading at home and help their Preschoolers be readers for life. And how parents can effectively use bilingual books to help their child quickly master English as a second language.
Mwa sa, Sak Pase St. Lucie mete aksan sou enpòtans ki genyen lè paran ankouraje pitit yo li depi le yo tou piti. Joelle Saint-Dic fè entèvyou ak Krystel Armand, Ekriven Bileng, Otè liv “la Petite Pétra”. Yo diskite sou enpak pozitif ke itilizasyon liv bileng kapab pote pou paran ki miltikiltirèl nan komin St. Lucie. Rete branche ak Sak Pase St. Lucie pou enfòmasyon detaye sou kijan w kapab eded pitit w depi lé li nan klas matènèl li byen. Ak kijan itilizasyon efikas liv bileng kapab ede pitit w a pale Angle pi vit.
Que Pasa?
Hosted by Linda Tapia
This month’s highlight on ¿Que Pasa? St. Lucie, Linda Tapia, host, interviews Krystel Armand, Bilingual Author of “La Petite Pétra”, who discusses the importance of fostering strong readers from a young age and the impact of bilingual books in raising strong readers in St. Lucie Public School’s multicultural families. Stay tuned to ¿Que Pasa? St. Lucie for detailed information about how bilingual parents can promote reading at home and help their Preschoolers be readers for life, and how parents can effectively use bilingual books to help their child quickly master English as a second language.
Lo más destacado de este mes en ¿Que Pasa? St. Lucie, Linda Tapia, presentadora, entrevista a Krystel Armand, Autora Bilingüe de “La Petite Pétra”, analiza la importancia de fomentar lectores fuertes desde una edad temprana y el impacto de los libros bilingües en la crianza de lectores fuertes en las familias multiculturales de las Escuelas Públicas de St. Lucie. Estén atentos a ¿Que Pasa? St. Lucie para obtener información detallada sobre cómo los padres bilingües pueden promover la lectura en casa y ayudar a sus niños en edad preescolar a ser lectores de por vida. Y cómo los padres pueden utilizar eficazmente libros bilingües para ayudar a sus hijos a dominar rápidamente el inglés como segundo idioma.
Club Cast
Hosted by Marissa Gleockler
On this month episode, Marissa Gleockler spoke with Will Armstead. Will Armstead is the CEO at the Boys and Girls Club of St. Lucie County. With an exciting year ahead marking the organization’s 30th anniversary, they discuss the goals for 2024, exciting new programs, and community collaborations.
Community Connections
Hosted by Sean Boyle and Ashley Mock
On this December show, Ashley Mock and Sean Boyle have guest Chrystal Netherton discuss GraceWay Village, a nonprofit human-service agency. As an Equal Opportunity Provider, GraceWay Village serves everyone regardless of race, religion or ethnic background, warmly welcoming the participation and support of all its caring neighbors. She gives information on who they are and how to volunteer at GraceWay Village.
Build a Future
Hosted by Dr. LeiNitia Robinson
On this month’s episode, Dr. LeiNitia Robinson talks to David Slover, a teacher at Port St. Lucie High School, discussing Building Construction Technologies. He is joined by Anthony Shannon, one of his students. Mr. Slover explains what the program is, which includes a wide range of building construction, electrical, plumbing, carpentry, welding and more. Mr. Slover explains how his previous experience in the construction field helps connects 21st century skills to the classroom experience.
The discussion topic focuses on what students learn and are able to do. Anthony explains how he got into the program and what his career plan is. Anthony’s favorite project was the stage building for the drama performance, such as making a Christmas tree and a wooden reindeer. David Slover also explains how he helps his students experience their mistakes to help the students learn from it and improve.
