SLPS is hosting a Summer Feeding Program, offering FREE food for children and teens, ages 2-18, beginning on June 13th. Beginning June 13th, all schools in St. Lucie County are open feeding sites for the community and students can go to any school for meals. Students that are not enrolled for summer school or camp…
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Parents and guardians can help their students “avoid the summer slide” by joining them in St. Lucie County Library System’s Summer Reading Challenge running June 4 through Aug. 6. This summer’s digital Summer Reading Challenge “Oceans of Possibilities” offers four different categories/age groups for students with chances to win Lego sets, a telescope, Amazon gift…
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Mariner faculty and staff send encouraging messages to students.
Weatherbee staff and students wore yellow and caught the wave to empowerment on Friday, September 27th. Each class designed a surfboard illustrating ways they feel empowered or can empower others. Weatherbee’s motto this year is “Catch the Wave to Success” and the surfboards help to illustrate that theme.
Way to go Mariners! Thanks to Ms. Katelyn Donovan for planning and creating our fair booth and to our Weatherbee students for their awesome art work!
The WBE Kindergarten Team was rewarded with a special whiz-bang, whatcha-ma-doodle, thing-a-ma-jiggity prize for having the most participation and most Seussical attire at Weatherbee’s celebration of Dr. Seuss’ Birthday on Friday, March 1st.
Weatherbee Mariners were welcomed back to school for the 2018-2019 school year through the Tunnel of Hope! We are so proud of our 146 point gain and B school grade! We will continue Charting A Course to Success!
In order to better protect our students, visitors, and staff, all visitors will be required to show a valid government-issued ID. Simply present your government issued I.D. to one of our office staff and they will run it through the Raptor System. If you have any questions, please contact the school.
