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School BoardMeeting Info

June 14th - June 21st, 2018

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Que Pasa

Notebook

Diamond sits down with Jeff Shearer, CEO of Tykes and Teens. They will be discussing Trauma Informed Care as well as an overview of their program. For mor information on how you can be involved visit www.tykesandteens.org.

Legal Affairshosted by Diamond Litty

Join Sean as he chats with the acclaimed group behind “Daddy”, the walk-thru play our community raved about last year. E.N.D. IT is a creative arts and performance based media group and is opening up a summer camp and encouraging all teens to come check it out.

CommunityConnectionshosted by Ashley Mock& Sean Boyle

Que Pasahosted by Linda Tapia

This month highlight on ¿Que Pasa St. Lucie? TV Host Linda Tapia interviews Marissa Garcia, student at Port St. Lucie High School and Alejandro Cendejas, graduate of Fort Pierce Central High School, discuss their journey and struggles as migrant students. Marissa attributes her humble bringing’s in agricultural as a motivation to succeed in school and serves as a role model for the migrant community. Alejandro attributes his success to his parents constantly reminding him of the hard labor of working in the groves from sunrise to sunset.

Espanol:Este mes destaca en ¿Que Pasa St. Lucie? La presentadora de televisión Linda Tapia entrevista a Marissa García, estudiante de Port St. Lucie High School, y Alejandro Cendejas, graduado de Fort Pierce Central High School, hablan sobre su viaje y luchas como estudiantes migrantes. Marissa le atribuye su humilde experiencia en agricultura como una motivación para tener éxito en la escuela y sirve como un modelo para la comunidad migrante. Alejandro atribuye su éxito a sus padres constantemente recordándole el duro trabajo de los que trabajan en los campos de sol a sol.

Hey Coachhosted by John Messina

On this episode of Hey Coach! Host John Messina sits with Treasure Coast High School’s Athletic Director Dan Comeau. John and Dan will be going over recent changes on high school athletics for students and parents. The role of the athletic director in high school sports will also be discussed. For more information about Hey Coach or any of the guests on this months show, contact John Messina at John.Messina15@gmail.com

Notebookhosted by Jane Whitaker

This month on Notebook, our guests include Will Armstead, Chief Executive Officer for the Boys and Girls Club of St. Lucie County and Rebecca Jacques, Youth of the Year for St. Lucie County. They will share about the prestigious honor of being selected as the Youth of the Year. They will also provide information about clubs throughout St. Lucie County and summer programs being offered in the coming months.

IFAShosted by Ed Skavarch

UF/IFAS St Lucie County Extension Director Ed Skvarch will be speaking with Judith Cruz President & CEO of the Treasure Coast Food Bank. They will discuss how the food bank takes an integral part of meeting the challenge of providing food to families and individuals at risk of hunger on the Treasure Coast.

Live Unitedhosted by Karen Knapp

In Segment one, Karen sits down with Sarah Tippet Ruwe and Phil Brodeur from the Amercan Red Cross. The American Red Cross (ARC) responds to disasters and provides relief to victims of disasters as well as training & preparation for emergencies. ARC provides first aid, water safety instruction, and emergency communications for military personnel.

In Segment two, Karen talks with Clint Sperber from the Florida Department of health - St. Lucie. They will discuss shelters and procedures in the event of a hurricane in St. Lucie County as well as resources for the disabled, families with pets, etc. For more information you may call 772-462-3800 or visit www.stluciehealth.com

Spotlighton the Artshosted by Dr. Kevin Perry

“The Spotlight” will host students who recently graduated from St. Lucie Public Schools. All of these students have participated in the Arts multiple years and they will discuss why having access to the arts in school is important. They will also discuss their future plans and if those plans include continued participation in the Arts.

View the agenda at: http://www.boarddocs.com/fl/stlucie/Board.nsf/public

School Board Meeting replays from the most recent meeting held on June 12th, 2018 will begin on the 13th at 1pm.

The St. Lucie Education Channel programs are available for viewing on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/c/WLXTV-SLPS

Program Duplication (DVD)DVD copies of locally produced shows in the schedule above for district staff, parents and the general public, may be purchased from the Media Services department. Please send your payment with order form to: Craig Jerome, Media Services at Means Court. Order forms are available at:http://www.stlucie.k12.fl.us/departments/media-services/documents/Program-Duplication-Request.pdf

School Board Meeting Replays from June 12th, 2018

Please note: All air times are subject to change