Families and Florida Keys community, help us celebrate our SUNsational team during Teacher and Staff Appreciation Week May 4 to 8, 2026.
We are so grateful for the incredible educators and staff who make a difference every day. If you would like to show your appreciation, donations of any kind are welcome! These can include anything from raffle items to sponsoring a meal.
If you ’d like to contribute or have questions, please contact: Catherine Lozano - catherine.lozano@keysschools.com (305)853-3222 ext. 56303 Thank you for helping us shine a light on our amazing Coral Shores team! To send a donation directly please use this link CSHS Staff Appreciation | Monroe County SD
Join us for an unforgettable night of music! The Tri-School Spring Concert is coming up, and you won’t want to miss it!
Thursday, April 30, 2026 at 7:00 PM
Coral Shores High School Performing Arts Theater
Enjoy incredible performances by theKey Largo School Band, the Plantation Key School Band and the Coral Shores High School Band. Come out and support these talented student musicians for a night full of energy, creativity, and amazing music! Mark your calendars and bring your friends & family!
DREAM BIG! In celebration of National Poetry Month this April, The Studios of Key West invites young writers across Monroe County to enter the Robert Frost Poetry Contest for Kids & Teens.
Whether it’s a few lines or a full page, rhymed or free verse, every voice matters. This annual contest is a chance for students ages 6–18 to share their creativity, tell their stories, and be recognized for their work.
Cash prizes awarded in two age groups:
1st: $150 / 2nd: $100 / 3rd: $50 + 3 Honorable Mentions
Deadline: Thursday, April 30
Submit up to 3 poems to: poetry@tskw.org
Open to Monroe County students
Winners will be celebrated at a public reading and awards ceremony this May at The Studios of Key West.
Learn more by clicking here.
America turns 250 and Florida students can help tell the story! K-12 students are invited to submit original art or essays celebrating Florida’s contributions to our nation’s history.
For contest rules and submission guidelines, visit: america250floridacontest.com
Progress Reports are now available in the Focus Portal.
Click here to access the Focus Portal
Click here for more information about how to use / register for Focus, where all student grade and progress information is available.
Florida Department of Education and Volunteer Florida Invite Students and Educators to Participate in the 2026 Black History Month Contests. Six winners will be awarded a 2-year Florida College Plan scholarship provided by Florida Prepaid College Plans. All K-12 #FloridaStudents are encouraged to participate.
Read the full announcement by clicking this link.
Progress Reports are now available in the Focus Portal.
Click here to access the Focus Portal
Click here for more information about how to use / register for Focus, where all student grade and progress information is available.
Click here to see how to access student's grades and progress reports on Focus
Progress Reports are now available in the Focus Portal.
Click here to access the Focus Portal
Click here for more information about how to use / register for Focus, where all student grade and progress information is available.
Click here to see how to access student's grades and progress reports on Focus
Let’s go, Canes! Check out the Winter Sports Schedules, and get ready to share your Cane Pride all season long! Schedules can be found on our Athletics webpage here:
In an open letter to Florida Parents, the Florida Commissioner of Education, Anastasios Kamoutsas announced increased scores for students as shown in progress monitoring for this school year. In the letter, he says in part:
"When I became Commissioner of Education in July 2025, I set two priorities for Florida’s schools: student safety and academic achievement. I am pleased to share that progress monitoring results for the 2025-2026 school year continue to show students succeeding thanks to Florida’s first-in-the-nation progress monitoring assessments."
The entire letter can be seen by clicking the image, or by clicking this link.
He also shared resources parents can use to help their students succeed:
"In addition, the Florida Department of Education is proud to provide parent resources for student success in Mathematics and English Language Arts to help families support learning at home. Each guide outlines key concepts and skills taught by grade level, defines important terms, and offers practical activities and questions to encourage learning beyond the classroom – all aligned to the B.E.S.T. Standards. "
Celebrating our Food Services Workers and Transportation Department
During National School Lunch Week and National Bus Safety Week, we proudly celebrate the dedicated professionals who nourish and transport our students with care and positivity. From the smiling faces in our cafeterias to the steady hands behind the wheel, these everyday heroes create safe, welcoming environments that help our students thrive. Their commitment strengthens our schools and reflects the heart of what makes our district great.
Report Cards are now available in the Focus Portal.
Click here to access the Focus Portal
Click here for more information about how to use / register for Focus, where all student grade and progress information is available.
Click here to see how to access student's grades and progress reports on Focus
The crew is expected to reach Woods Ave on October 22, 2025. This is a rolling project. Approximately 1,000 feet of pipe per week will be installed, then that section of the road will be temporarily repaved, and the crew will continue to
move the 2,000-foot work zone north in 1,000-foot increments. Click for information about traffic in the work zone.
There are lots of great Homecoming activities coming up October 13th to the 17th! Click on the images to find out more about what is happening at Coral Shores High!!!
Important announcement from the state of Florida regarding Diabetes and your child's health.
Click here to see the two page document from the Florida Department of Health.
