Since 1987, Morningside Academy — Port St. Lucie’s oldest private school — has fulfilled the dual purpose of stimulating the intelligence of its students to achieve academic excellence and molding excellence of character through faith-based instruction.
Herb Ricardo’s education hit a wall when he was 13. According to his teachers, he’d never use his brain for academics.
Peter Pan has nothing on Christopher Sweeney, an art teacher at Beachland Elementary School in Vero Beach.
Teaching runs in Joshua Perry’s DNA. And fortunately for his students, Martin County’s newest teacher of the year decided to follow in his family’s footsteps.
For years, Indian River State College has been a beacon of higher learning providing quality, affordable education to students.
John Buck entertains, teaches and engages classrooms of middle school students for an hour with nary a screen in sight. How is the miracle achieved? The feat is due to Lagoonology, the interactive, room-size board game he invented.
This new artistic space on Heritage Drive is filled with the fun, the excitement and the amazement that comes with learning to create something that never existed before and knowing you made it.
As you drive west along Southwest Citrus Boulevard approaching Timer Powers Park in Indiantown, a massive structure rises in the middle of vast agricultural fields. The building — Indiantown Charter High School — will be the new home of the town’s first high school. It is a symbol of hope, promising educational opportunities and a brighter economic future for local residents.
A bright light was shining on a group of black school children along North Eighth Street in Fort Pierce in the days before school integration in the South. That light emanated from Blessed Martin de Porres Catholic School for Colored Children, a light of learning that led the way to professional and lucrative careers for many of the school’s graduates.
