Martin County School Board Scraps April 7 Budget Workshop
The cancellation strips local parents and residents of a key chance to observe deliberations on school resource allocation for the coming year.
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The cancellation strips local parents and residents of a key chance to observe deliberations on school resource allocation for the coming year.
Young Sharks in Mrs. Harvey's class analyze text features and structures across two readings, citing evidence to sharpen critical thinking and comprehension.
Visits to eighth-grade geometry classes in Port St. Lucie highlight teachers' clear explanations, monitoring and targeted help, reflecting district emphasis on structured practice.
St. Lucie County students from kindergarten through fifth grade dashed laps and burst through powder clouds, raising extra funds for their school.
Families cheered young talents in fashion shows, poetry readings and step performances that transformed the Port St. Lucie school into a vibrant showcase of creativity.
Veteran groups and the Jaguar Battalion recognized top performers for service, character and achievement during the March 25 event.
The Port St. Lucie school's winning exhibit highlights student creativity and salutes art teachers Mrs. Schott and Mrs. Wessel's guidance in the 2026 contest.
Instructors from Westwood Academy joined St. Lucie career coaches for a hands-on visit, gaining real-world insights to prepare students for clinical work in local healthcare jobs.
Sixth-grade history instructor Mrs. Miller-Grant leads volunteers in restoring the aging campus gathering space in St. Lucie County.
Thirty young artists from second through fifth grade showcase their work in the Arts in Education Month exhibition, open to visitors through April 10.
Niche's latest report ranks the district fourth out of 67 statewide, spotlighting top-tier education for Treasure Coast families.
Lawnwood Elementary hosted a hands-on event where kids explored essential jobs like firefighting, law enforcement and hibachi cooking through interactive stations.
The Triple-A Boston affiliate visited the local elementary school during spring training at Clover Park, inspiring young Mariners with stories and literacy enthusiasm.
The Cobra Battalion scored 99% on its accreditation inspection, secured first place in regional drills and advanced a cadet to nationals at Fort Knox.
Musicians from every district school perform at Martin County High School's Don Wallen Arena, celebrating Music in Our Schools Month with the theme 'United Through Music.'
Every squad at South Fork, Jensen Beach and Martin County high schools hit at least a 3.0 GPA, ranking in Florida's top 10 across sports for the 2025-26 season.
The monthly session starts at 4 p.m. at 1939 SE Federal Highway, requiring in-person public comments while allowing board members to join remotely.
St. Lucie math coach Mrs. Proctor transformed a district assessment review into a team competition with sticky-note flags in Mrs. Frisby's classroom.
St. Lucie County students dressed up and stacked ingredients into towering striped hats, blending creativity and teamwork in a Dr. Seuss-inspired literacy finale.
Guided by a paraprofessional with pizzeria experience, the hands-on lesson at the St. Lucie County high school taught culinary skills and career paths in a fun environment.
Under Ms. Grant's guidance, middle schoolers showcase neon insects, origami butterflies and oil pastel illustrations on transformation at St. Lucie County Fair.
Five-year-old Ruby Charles from Fairlawn Elementary collected the funds through Temple Baptist Church to support missionaries establishing new congregations worldwide.
Lawnwood Elementary's K-5 classes researched influential African Americans, created displays and performed as historical figures during the annual Black History Month celebration.
St. Lucie County school's Read Across America event weaves literacy, leadership and career dreams into buddy sessions tied to the Classrooms2Careers initiative.
St. Lucie County students showcased months of creative problem-solving at the competition, highlighting original solutions and teamwork.
Teachers and staff joined top-performing Cobras for a celebratory meal at the Cobra Café, spotlighting academic excellence in St. Lucie County.
The Fort Pierce Yacht Club Foundation teamed up with St. Lucie Public Schools to connect students with Treasure Coast maritime professionals through hands-on demonstrations.
On March 3, the Holocaust Studies class heard a firsthand account during their guided visit, offering irreplaceable insights into history's horrors.
The Jaguar Battalion aced its March 12 Army accreditation inspection, maintaining elite status that boosts cadets' paths to military service, scholarships and leadership roles.
St. Lucie County high schoolers impressed staff with their curiosity and teamwork during interactive anatomy labs and brain exhibits on a recent field trip.
Prospective students can tour labs in Fort Pierce, Vero Beach and Port St. Lucie, meet faculty and explore programs from nursing to welding from late March to late April.
The three-night run from Feb. 26 to 28 showcased talents from three county schools, linking past, present and future students in Port St. Lucie's arts scene.
Under director Mr. Ames, middle school students impressed judges with strong vocal skills, technique and professionalism at the Music Performance Assessment.
The Port St. Lucie school's Rockets team tackled community issues and presented solutions at the District Project Citizen Fair while others competed in History Day.
Young innovators designed booths and sold handmade goods in the school's Auditeria, drawing families and community members to support budding business skills.
Aspiring lawyers in the Classrooms2Careers program met attorneys and a circuit judge for insights on building legal careers in the Treasure Coast region.
Twenty-five Outboard Marine Technology students from St. Lucie West Centennial High connected with Treasure Coast professionals at the 4th Annual Chart Your Course event.
Civics class researches solutions to intruder safety, helmet laws and affordable housing in hands-on program.
Students showcased projects on women's suffrage, South American revolutions and the Space Race across exhibits, documentaries, websites and papers under the 'Revolution, Reaction, Reform' theme.
Middle schoolers in St. Lucie County honored Black leaders through student-created music, spoken word, dance and a Living Wax Museum for families and community members.
Ms. Selinsky's seventh-grade accelerated math students stepped on floor pads to identify vertical, adjacent, complementary and supplementary angles, blending movement and math.
Dr. Michael Butler led the Jadie Barringer Jr.-organized event for about 40 attendees, urging a rethink of slavery-era narratives and modern misconceptions.
Fort Pierce school's PBIS program lets students redeem points for pencils, notebooks and epic lunches to combat spring slump and boost focus.
Treasure Coast High and St. Lucie West Centennial teens explored marine science careers, including Everglades restoration and coral reef research, via the district's Classrooms2Careers program.
The Black Talon unit earned sixth-place finishes in academics and armed basic drill while competing against 18 other top Florida programs in Riverview on March 7.
Director Stephen Gabin guided the Wind Ensemble and Symphonic Band to top honors at the FBA District 13 event on March 6, boosting St. Lucie County pride during Music in Our Schools Month.
Directed by Elker Harris, the St. Lucie County ensemble highlighted student dedication and teamwork, gearing up for April's Heritage Festival in Atlanta.
Sixth graders heard personal stories from Palm Beach County survivors, while eighth graders attended an immersive theatrical performance for Holocaust Remembrance.
The nonprofit, dedicated to educational fundraising and parent engagement in St. Lucie County, has submitted Form 990 annually since 2011, federal records indicate.
The nonprofit supporting local schools submitted its Form 990 on April 18, 2025, maintaining over two decades of transparent financial disclosures.