Our amazing Third Graders embarked on an unforgettable journey last week as they ventured into the captivating world of space at the NASA's Kennedy Space Center! From discovering rocket launches to unraveling the mysteries of the cosmos, our students had an out-of-this-world adventure!

On Sunday, February 4, Gulf Stream School hosted the Palm Beach County MATHCOUNTS Competition. The competition was organized by volunteers from the Palm Beach Chapter of the Florida Engineering Society. About 100 students from 10 schools participated.

Our PreK-3 and PreK-4 students felt a lot of love today as they participated in various activities during their annual PreK Valentine's Day Celebration. Thank you to our amazing community of teachers, staff, family, and friends who came to support our smallest Stingrays.

Our 8th graders took part in Valentine's Day festivities with a Monster Speed Dating activity! The students received a monster with a variety of genetic traits, and then they crossed their monsters' traits and completed Punnett squares to predict the traits of their offspring.

Ms. Therien joined the GSS team in 2020, and has been an incredible addition to our staff ever since. To learn more about Ms. Therien and the entire GSS faculty and staff, please visit our website and go to ABOUT 📷 FACULTY & STAFF.

Last week, our adventurous 6th graders embarked on an unforgettable journey to the Green Cay Nature Center, immersing themselves in the wonders of South Florida wildlife! It was a day filled with discovery, learning, and appreciation for the remarkable biodiversity of our region.

Last week our students and teachers celebrated the 100th day of school by dressing up and fitting exactly 100 students into one classroom. This school year is flying by, and we cannot wait to finish out the year strong!

Congratulations to these students for achieving both the Presidential Physical Fitness Award and the National Physical Fitness Award!

1st Graders embarked on a trip to the Boca Raton Museum of Art where they toured the works of renowned artists such as Charles McGill, Nancy Graves, Michael Heizer, and Louise Nevelson. The students gained valuable insights into the world of art.

Recently, the 5th grade took a field trip to the Wakodahatchee Wetlands. The Wetlands are a man-made habitat where over 100 bird species have been spotted. The students explored the wetlands and took time to identify wood storks, white egrets, herons, and moorhens.

The members of our National Junior Honor Society completed their service project at the Gulf Stream School Delray Beach Campus last week. Engaging in a campus beautification project, our students replanted and enhanced the Bell Garden.

Last Friday our middle school students took action to help their community. With passion and purpose, they took to the beach for a cleanup initiative. Together, we're making waves for a cleaner, greener future!

Last week, our 5th graders embarked on an unforgettable journey to the Marine Lab Environmental Education Center! They delved into the worlds of seagrass, mangrove, and coral reef ecology, immersing themselves in hands-on learning experiences beyond the confines of the classroom.

Last Friday our seventh graders had the opportunity to work with the HERD Foundation and participate in their Equine-Assisted Learning Program (EAL) which is designed to foster social skills and leadership.

Melissa Wynne keeps the GSS campus healthy! Our resident nurse, Mrs. Wynne runs the Health Services Department at Gulf Stream School and ensures students have access to the care they need during the day. To learn more about Mrs. Wynne please visit our website.

Congratulations to our Boys Lacrosse team on winning the league championships! Their hard work throughout the season has truly paid off. The Gulf Stream Boys Lacrosse team remains undefeated in championship games for the second consecutive year!

Mrs. Tkac’s seventh-grade history class researched the fascinating history behind political symbols and also got creative by designing their own political emblems. Some students even crafted symbols as if they were gearing up for a future presidential run at 35!

Introducing this trimester's latest ASP addition: Seaside Discovery! Children from kindergarten to second grade have delved into an immersive coastal conservation curriculum. They've explored the vast wonders of the ocean and its inhabitants.

The Community Service Club, successfully donated five computers to Colombian students in need. The five recipients were recognized by the Colombian government for their academic excellence. These computers will aid the students as they continue their university studies.

In celebration of Earth Day, our second-grade class took learning outdoors and harnessed the sun's energy to make a sweet treat: Solar S'mores! It's a delicious way to learn about renewable energy!