Florida Virtual High School

Student Government

Grades 9-12

Red Ribbon Week 2025 (Oct. 27th - 31st)

October 27th–31st | 🕧 Every day at 12:30 PM on Zoom

Hey everyone! Get ready to celebrate Red Ribbon Week — a time to take a stand for healthy choices, positivity, and living drug-free!

Join us each day at 12:30 PM on Zoom for fun themes, games, and activities that bring our virtual community together. Show your school spirit, wear red, and join the conversation as we make this week one to remember!

Let’s connect, celebrate, and commit to making positive choices — together!

October 27th–31st | 12:30 PM on Zoom — don’t miss it!

SGA Padlet
(New year new Padlet!) 🎉

Last year, many of you joined our SGA Padlet — a digital space where everyone could share their experiences throughout the year. By the end, it became an amazing scrapbook of memories!

This year, the SGA Padlet is back! 🎉
We’d love for you to share your talents, achievements, and highlights from this school year. We can’t wait to see what you’re up to and to share a little piece of our lives with you, too.

Remember to keep all posts school-appropriate — and most importantly, have fun!

Letters to Heroes

Letters to Heroes is a special nationwide project that invites students to share their gratitude with frontline workers and military veterans through handwritten letters or cards. Open to all FLVS Full Time and Flex students in grades K–12, this annual effort is proudly supported by the FLVS 9–12 Book Club in partnership with Southeast Florida Honor Flight. Each year, these heartfelt messages are collected and delivered to veterans as a way to honor their service and sacrifice.

For 2025, letters will be accepted from September 1 to October 31 and must be received by November 3. Participants can mail their letters to FLVS Clubs, Letters to Heroes, 161 SE Manly Avenue, Port Saint Lucie, FL 34983, or email them to studentactivities@flvs.net with “Letters to Heroes” in the subject line. Together, we can make a meaningful impact and show our appreciation—one letter at a time.