Parents and Students

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Each child, every day

St. Lucie Public Schools has grown to more than 1,600 faculty, 35,000 students and over 350 degree programs in 130 academic departments and 80 interdisciplinary research units.

One of the most important things we can do for students is not just teach them specific knowledge and skills, but help them match their interests to their career path.

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Health Information

Athletic Forms

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Find out how to report a bullying incident, as well as parent and student resources.
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Supporting parents and caregivers through workshops, resources, adult learning and more.
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Grace Way administers Hope’s Closet which provides clothing for children in need.

Parent Resources

Attractor Programs

academicAttractor programs are special curriculum options for students for earning college credit while in high school at no cost to your family. Every St. Lucie high school offers courses of this nature and we encourage you to explore these options if you opt to attend your zoned school. Access our Attractor Program information

Advanced Learning Opportunities

Career and Technical Education Programs Expand Student College and Career Readiness

Take a closer look at the CTE Programs SLPS has to offer. You will like what you see!

Exceptional Student Education

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Naviance is a comprehensive college and career readiness solution for middle and high schools that helps align student strengths and interests to post-secondary goals, and improve student outcomes.

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Guidance

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Graduation and Scholarships

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Federal Programs

Assistance

Complaints and Grievances

The District’s Grievance Procedure for Employees is located in Policy 6.35, available in our School Board Polices database. The District’s Equity Grievance Procedure for Non-Students, Non-Employees, including applicants for employment with the Board, is located in Policy 2.71, available in our School Board Polices database.