Our Counselors
Guidance Director, Stacy Sommer
- Leads guidance staff, provides academic advisement to sophomore, junior and senior Dual Enrollment students. Ms. Sommer can be reached by email at stacy.sommer@stlucieschools.org.
Marina Clementz, School Counselor
- Provides academic advisement to freshmen and sophomores who’s last name begins with A-Ge. Ms. Clementz can be reached by email at marina.clementz@stlucieschools.org.
Sonia Elliott, School Counselor
- Provides academic advisement to freshmen and sophomore students who’s last name begins with G-N. Ms. Elliott can be reached by email at sonia.elliott@stlucieschools.org.
Angel Luis Bracero, School Counselor
- Provides academic advisement to freshmen and sophomore students who’s last name begins with O-Z. Mr. Bracero can be reached by email at angel.bracero@stlucieschools.org.
Kim Johnson, School Counselor
- Provides academic advisement to junior and senior students who’s last name begins with A-F. Ms. Johnson can be reached by email at kim.m.johnson@stlucieschools.org.
Caron Perez, School Counselor
- Provides academic advisement to junior and senior students who’s last name begins Ne-Z. Mrs. Perez can be reached by email at caron.perez@stlucieschools.org.
Kaye Scott, School Counselor
- Provides academic advisement to junior and senior students who’s last name begins with G-Na. Mrs. Scott can be reached by email at wanda.scott@stlucieschools.org
Angela Hale, Guidance Clerk
Ms. Hale is the Guidance Clerk also responsible for booking Parent/Teacher conferences. If you would like to book a parent/teacher conference, please call her at 772-468-5762 or email angela.Hale@stlucieschools.org.
The Guidance Department at Fort Pierce Central High School advocates for all students and develops relationships with them. Counselors help to guide and support students with their academic planning, personal/social development and with college and career readiness. At Central, our guidance counselors deliver a college and career readiness curriculum. By taking a holistic approach of collaboration with students, parents, and faculty members, counselors assist students with post-secondary goals while preparing them to become successful and active members of their community.
School Counselors meet and work with students and families for a variety of reasons, including academics, college and career planning or social/emotional concerns. Services are delivered in a variety of ways, including individual meetings, guidance seminars, evening presentations, parent/teacher meetings, conversation, phone, email, and the Guidance Department page of the FPC website.
Start Your Planning Here
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Florida Virtual Campus (FLVC)
Florida Virtual Campus provides access to online student and library support services and serves as a statewide resource and clearinghouse for technology-based education distance learning courses. Interested students need to signup for an account and discover the Career Assessment portal.
To access FLVC, please click HERE.
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O*Net Online
O*Net Online is a great career engine and assessment tool helping students to discover potential fields and industries to work in.
To access O*Net, please CLICK HERE.
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College Navigator
College Navigator is a US Government website that helps students select appropriate colleges based on background data, scores, and more.
To access College Navigator, please CLICK HERE.
My Next Move
My Next Move is an interactive tool for job seekers and students to learn more about their career options.
To access My Next Move, please CLICK HERE.
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College Resources for Students with Disabilities
With the advances of adaptive technologies and trend toward progressive legislation, prospective college students with disabilities now have countless resources available to make their transition to postsecondary education less stressful. CLICK HERE FOR MORE INFORMATION.
Test Prep
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ACT Test Prep
This resources is the official ACT prep guide—the only one that includes five actual retired ACT tests—each with an optional Writing Test.
To access the ACT Test Prep guide, please CLICK HERE.
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Khan Academy
If you’re taking the SAT soon, you can start preparing today with questions from real SATs. After all, we believe all students who want to go to college should be able to prepare for the SAT at their own pace, at absolutely no cost. Users can download a real, full-length SAT practice test.
To access Khan Academy SAT test prep, CLICK HERE.
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Fair Test
FairTest provides a directory of higher education institutions that are test optional, test flexible or otherwise de-emphasize the use of standardized tests by making admissions decisions about substantial numbers of applicants who recently graduated from U.S. high schools without using the SAT or ACT.”]
Students needing an official transcript or not currently enrolled, must request records from the St. Lucie Public Schools District Records Center (SDRC). Please follow the link below.