Students in Mrs. Knappman’s Pre-K class at Dodgertown Elementary made their own fire trucks. Then they turned on their sirens as they responded to the "mock" 911 calls around the Dodgertown campus to put out all the "fires".
Congratulations to Kenya Quitman, a student at Dodgertown Elementary, for taking second place at "state" in Academic Games in the Social Studies division.
SRMS Principal, Todd Racine congratulates 7th grader, Devin Michaels, who has qualified to represent SRMS at the State level of the National Geographic Bee on Friday, April 9, 2010 at Jacksonville University.
Congratulations to
Cheryl Conley, 4th Grade Teacher at Osceola Magnet School for being selected as the
2011 Teacher of the Year!>>
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Storm Grove Middle School students Steven Tyler Laney, Kaitlin O’Keefe, Sydney Granitur, Selina Flores, and Courtney Gormley traveled to Okeechobee County to participate in the Envirothon.
Dr. LaCava, Superintendent, visited Ms. Barnes' Kindergarten class at Treasure Coast Elementary and read to the kids.
Dr. LaCava, Superintendent, visited Ms. Barnes' Kindergarten class at Treasure Coast Elementary and read to the kids.
Dr. LaCava (right), Superintendent, visited Treasure Coast Elementary to read to Ms. Barnes' Kindergarten class. Also in the photo, Mark Dugan, Principal and Regina Cassara, Media Specialist.
Sebastian River H.S. February Students of the Month show their SHARK PRIDE
This is one of the several creative masks created by 5th graders at Osceola Magnet School. All of the masks were created from natural materials found from our area.
This is one of the several creative masks created by 5th graders at Osceola Magnet School. All of the masks were created from natural materials found from our area.
This is one of the several creative masks created by 5th graders at Osceola Magnet School. All of the masks were created from natural materials found from our area.
This is one of the several creative masks created by 5th graders at Osceola Magnet School. All of the masks were created from natural materials found from our area.
SRHS GOES GREEN! AVID students are leading the way in going green at SRHS. A large recycling dumpster is available in the front lot for the public to dispose of newspapers, books, magazines, notebook paper, junk mail, catalogs and more!
SRHS GOES GREEN! AVID students are leading the way in going green at SRHS. A large recycling dumpster is available in the front lot for the public to dispose of newspapers, books, magazines, notebook paper, junk mail, catalogs and more!
SRHS GOES GREEN! AVID students are leading the way in going green at SRHS. A large recycling dumpster is available in the front lot for the public to dispose of newspapers, books, magazines, notebook paper, junk mail, catalogs and more!
SRHS GOES GREEN! AVID students are leading the way in going green at SRHS. A large recycling dumpster is available in the front lot for the public to dispose of newspapers, books, magazines, notebook paper, junk mail, catalogs and more!
Our Feb students of the month for the learner profile "Balanced": 6th grade – Marina Martinelli and Connor Melton; 7th grade – Kira Boyland and T.J. Bologno; 8th grade – Kalin Gabbert and Brandon Jackson
Sebastian River Middle celebrated the decades as part of the yearbook club. Students dressed in fashions from the 60’s, 70’s and 80’s.
Sebastian River Middle celebrated the decades as part of the yearbook club. Students dressed in fashions from the 60’s, 70’s and 80’s.
Mrs. Gonyer’s Integrated Science 3 class at Sebastian River H.S. is learning about polymers. They made slime, a cross-linked alcohol polymer, and putty, a cross-linked glue polymer.
Principal Dave Kramek and IRSC’s Sheila Creighton, present Gifford Middle’s Kristin Berge, 6th grade, and Treva Lambert, Food Services, with a Letter of Recognition from Senator Joe Negron for the Gold medal from the 3rd Annual Gingerbread Competition.
Glendale Elementary's 2nd grade Family Night. We did hands on activities, playing card games to strengthen math skills.
Glendale Elementary's 2nd grade Family Night. Coach MacArthur and 2nd grade teacher Barbara Presley playing "The Missing Addend" card game.
Under the direction of Rhonda McGilberry and Margaret Ingram, Beachland’s Future Leaders' Club and secondary school students perform in honor of Black History Month, assisted by "Achievers in Action" members from Vero Beach H.S.
Ms. Resch’s 7th period welcome their newest additions, Leopard Geckos; which were donated to Storm Grove Middle School by parents, Mrs. Becky Check and Mrs. Eva Montuoro.