We are so happy you are interested in learning what is going on here at The Point. Click the link below for our parent newsletter to learn more about the month of April and the special events that will be happening. Newsletter_April_2023.pdf
Windmill Point has a new Book Vending Machine!!! We would like to thank the Children’s Service Council of St. Lucie County for donating and supplying books for our new vending machine. Thank you to Dr. Helen Wild, Lydia Martin, Sean Boyle, Council Member Pat Alley, Ashley Mock-Kidd, and John Cesar for joining in our on…
We would love to invite our parents and community members to participate in our School Advisory Council and our Parent/Teacher Organization. Please come join us on the dates below. We will have an agenda of talking points at each meeting, and a place where we can collaborate. These meetings will take place in person…
Join Us for Curriculum Night! Items that may be discussed: Flow of the school day Classroom Expectations Curriculum Resources Curriculum Scope and Sequence Grading Policy Parent question and answer session When: Wednesday August 31st, 2022 Time: 4:30-5:15 Classroom Session One 5:30-6:15 Classroom Session Two
Welcome to the Windmill Point Elementary School Library Media Center! Click the link to explore the world of reading:Welcome to St. Lucie School District (follettdestiny.com)
It’s that time of year again! Meal applications for the National School Lunch Program are open and ready for you to complete for the 2022-2023 school year. Every application completed will help our school receive additional funding! Apply Here today: Online Meal Application (stlucie.k12.fl.us) For access to more information: Meal Benefit Applications are Open…
We have a new designed school spirit shirt this year. They are available for purchase in the front office. Get yours today!
Please join us for Open House on Monday August 8th from 4:00-6:00 PM. See you there!
St. Lucie Public Schools Superintendent E. Wayne Gent and School Board members thank St. Lucie County voters and community members for supporting the education referendum with a 66% vote. “The record number of returned ballots and support from our community speaks volumes to the value placed on a quality public school education system. High performing…
