Quarter 3 Report Cards are Now Posted
Quarter 3 Report Cards are now posted. You can access your student’s report card through their Skyward account or through Family Access. Here are step by step directions.
St. Lucie Public Schools campuses remain closed, however, we are open for virtual teaching and learning.
The Florida Department of Education has announced that campuses will remain closed through May 1, 2020.
All state assessments have been canceled for this school year.
Online Instruction for students in St. Lucie Public Schools will begin on March 30th.
District Laptop Repair
Is your district-issued laptop in need of repair?
If so, please visit our laptop repair sites this week on Tuesday, Wednesday or Thursday.
Motivation Station Schedule
St. Lucie Public Schools Launches Motivation Station!
WLX-TV St. Lucie County Education Channel
Appearing on Comcast channel 13 (Ft. Pierce), Comcast channel 19 (Port St. Lucie), Hometown channel 19, and AT&T U-Verse Channel 99 (under St. Lucie County Community Channels).
Frequently Asked Questions
When will school start again?
After careful consideration and continued conversation with public health experts and officials at the Florida Department of Education, the decision was been made to close all St. Lucie Public Schools through April 15, 2020.
What is the district doing to clean the schools?
Every school is undergoing a deep cleaning. This consists of using hospital grade disinfectants that are approved to kill COVID19/coronavirus and other disease-causing germs.
Where can my child get food during the school closures?
St. Lucie Public Schools Child Nutrition Services will be serving meals for students in our community from 11:00 AM – 1:00 PM, Monday, Wednesday, and Friday.
“Grab and Go” Meals include Breakfast, Lunch and now a DINNER! All meals are “to go” with reheating instructions included.
Children must be present to receive a meal. Locations are listed here.
What will happen with my child’s education if schools don’t re-open soon?
In the event that schools are closed beyond March 27th, the Office of Teaching and Learning has developed an Instructional Continuity/On-Line Learning Plan. This plan will allow for your child to continue instruction from home beginning March 30th if needed. In the interim, we have identified resources on our coronavirus webpage students can access now if they would like.
What if I don’t have WIFI or a computer?
Comcast is opening its Xfinity Network nationally for FREE for two months. For students who don’t have Wi-Fi at home, this will help them receive online instruction if necessary. Find out more at: internetessentials.com
Also, the district has a survey available that is enabling us to determine which families may need to borrow a laptop computer so that students can continue learning at home. Access the Survey
We will be communicating directly with families about how we will get the digital devices checked out to you.
What should my family be doing to stay safe?
We encourage all families to follow the guidance of experts and continue to implement the universal health precautions such as washing your hands and covering your cough. Furthermore, the latest recommendations from the CDC recommend that you should not attend any events where there are more 10 people and simply stay home if possible.
Please make your messaging to your children positive and solutions-focused. Make children feel empowered by sharing proactive steps that you are taking as a family.
Remind your children that you are being diligent about washing hands, avoiding crowds, and taking care of your health. Try to maintain structure, including reading with your children every day. It’s important that children know there is some movement toward a solution within your family and in the community.
What about graduation in May or my child’s prom which is scheduled for April?
There have not been any decisions about events in April or May yet. All updates will be posted here.
How do I register my child for school if the school district is closed?
The Student Assignment Office is operating Virtually.
Open Enrollment for Elementary and Middle School is March 2 – March 31, 2020.
Please call 772-429-3930 for assistance.
Please feel free to reach our office via email for any of your school assignment needs.
Applicants with Parent’s Last Name Beginning with letters:
A-F Barbara.Baez@stlucieschools.org
G-L Marie.Milfort@stlucieschools.org
M-R Yanet.Pla@stlucieschools.org
S-Z Raffaella.Copoola@stlucieschools.org
General Questions Student.Assignment@stlucieschools.org
Waitlist or Change of Address Fresnel.Sanon@stlucieschools.org
McKinney Vento (Homeless) Kylee.Fuhr@stlucieschools.org
Home Education Marie.Milfort@stlucieschools.org
Student Assignment Coordinator Kandiss.Davis@stlucieschools.org
Student Assignment Director Michelle.Jerger@stlucieschools.org
Distance Learning
Distance Learning For Families
We are open for learning and committed to supporting children and families as we Log On for Distance Learning. Distance Learning is a new opportunity to learn and grow together but without our traditional classroom walls.
Tips for Success at Home:
How to Access Microsoft Teams Through an App on your Phone:
How to Access Canvas Through an App on your Phone: Canvas is the learning platform that all students will use for distance learning. Students will be expected to log in daily to access their courses and find their lessons/assignments. Canvas is accessible through your phone, tablet, iPad or laptop computer.
Digital Readiness Survey
Part of the St. Lucie Public Schools emergency preparedness plan is to provide devices to students that need one during the rare occasions when it is necessary to close schools due to weather or other emergency situations.
Parents: Please click the link below to complete a brief survey about your child’s access to technology in your home.
Parte del plan de preparación para emergencias de las Escuelas Públicas de St. Lucie es proporcionar equipos para los(as) estudiantes que lo necesitan durante las raras ocasiones en que es necesario cerrar las escuelas debido al clima u otras situaciones de emergencia. Haga clic en los enlaces a continuación para completar una breve encuesta sobre el acceso de su hijo(a) a la tecnología en su hogar. Su respuesta apoyará los esfuerzos del Distrito para continuar la instrucción virtual en caso de un cierre prolongado de la escuela.
Yon pati nan plan pèparasyon pou ijans nan Lekòl Piblik St. Lucie se pou bay ekipman pou elèv ki nan nesesite pandan okazyon ki ra lè lekòl yo dwe fèmen akòz movè tan oswa lòt sitiyasyon ijans yo. Klike sou lyen ki anba yo pou konplete yon sondaj kout sou aksè pitit ou a nan teknoloji lakay ou. Repons ou ap sipòte efò Distri a pou kontinye ansèyman vityèl nan ka yon fèmti lekòl pwolonje.
Download Microsoft Tools
Free downloads of Microsoft Office (Teams, Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint, OneNote, Publisher, Access, etc.) for all St. Lucie County students in District operated schools, for use on their personal and mobile devices, up to 5 devices.
Comcast FREE INTERNET for 60 days
COMCAST Enhances Internet Essentials to Assist low income families and individuals with Distance Teaching and Learning Through the Coronavirus Pandemic
This program supports the creation of community learning centers that provide academic enrichment opportunities during non-school hours for children. The program offers students a broad array of enrichment activities that can complement their regular academic programs; and offers literacy and other educational services to the families of participating children. The application proposes to operate a 32-week afterschool program and a five-week summer program at the following schools.
- Creative Arts Academy of St. Lucie
- Northport K8 School
- Samuel S. Gaines Academy of Emerging Technologies
- Savanna Ridge Elementary School
St. Lucie Public Schools would like to encourage you to complete a survey to identify the needs of the students, their families, and the surrounding community to help plan the program activities if awarded the grant funds. Thank you!
- SLPS Applies for 21st Century Community Learning Center Grant
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This program supports the creation of community learning centers that provide academic enrichment opportunities during non-school hours for children. The program offers students a broad array of enrichment activities that can complement their regular academic programs; and offers literacy and other educational services to the families of participating children. The application proposes to operate a 32-week afterschool program and a five-week summer program at the following schools.
- Creative Arts Academy of St. Lucie
- Northport K8 School
- Samuel S. Gaines Academy of Emerging Technologies
- Savanna Ridge Elementary School
St. Lucie Public Schools would like to encourage you to complete a survey to identify the needs of the students, their families, and the surrounding community to help plan the program activities if awarded the grant funds. Thank you!
Take a closer look at our Career and Technical Education Programs and Advanced Learning opportunities which expand student college and career readiness. You will like what you see!
- Advanced Learning and CTE
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Take a closer look at our Career and Technical Education Programs and Advanced Learning opportunities which expand student college and career readiness. You will like what you see!
Find out more information about the Referendum and how the money is being utilized in our schools.
- Referendum Information
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Find out more information about the Referendum and how the money is being utilized in our schools.
