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Oath of Office

Oath of Office Ceremony

Congratulations to Dr. Denise M. Carlin, Superintendent of Schools, Melisa W. Giovannelli, District 2 Board Member, William F. Ribble, Jr., District 3 Board Member, and Vanessa M. Chaviano, District 7 Board Member.

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Student Registration

Student Enrollment

Choice Applications open January 21 - Registration starts Tuesday, October 29 for the 2025-2026 School Year!

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Breathe Easy: Stay Vape Free

Breathe Easy: Stay Vape Free

As vaping becomes increasingly prevalent among young people, it’s crucial for parents to stay informed and proactive in preventing its use. Together, we can take informed steps to prevent vaping and promote healthier choices.

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Connect with LEE

Connect with LEE

Free 1-on-1 math tutoring offered for grades K-12 Tuesdays and Thursdays from 5:00 p.m. until 7:00 p.m. All Connect with LEE Live Educational Experts are certified Lee County educators!

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Citizens Advisory Committees

The Lee County School Board is actively searching for members to join their Citizens Advisory Committees. These committees meet on a regular basis to provide input, support and advice to the Board.

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Lee Schools TV Hurricane Ian Documentary Wins Suncoast EMMY® Award

Lee Schools TV Hurricane Ian Documentary Wins Suncoast EMMY® Award

The School District of Lee County is proud to announce it has won a Suncoast EMMY® Award for Hurricane Ian - A LeeSchoolsTV Documentary. Multimedia Coordinator Adam Wright and Senior Multimedia Specialist Rylie Spicker were presented their award at the 48th Annual Suncoast Regional EMMY® Awards on Saturday in Orlando.

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Caloosa Middle Student Saves Dog From Canal

Caloosa Middle Student Saves Dog From Canal

Lucas Dunmire loves animals, but earlier this year he almost witnessed a tragedy while fishing in a Cape Coral canal. Story produced by Lee Schools TV student intern, Sami Curls.

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Out of high regard for diversity and individuality, we seek to understand unique perspectives. We provide choices, personalize experiences, listen and support and are trustworthy and fair.

We are devoted to our mission of helping students reach their highest personal potentials. We inspire greatness, believe in our students, are enthusiastic about our successes and are bold and resilient.

We are a visionary school system pursuing educational excellence and making a positive impact in our world every day. We listen to new ideas, try new things, recognize trends and adapt quickly.

100K+Students
118Schools
13K+Employees
88.5%Graduation Rate

Our Vision

is to be a World-Class School System

Our Mission

is to ensure that each student achieves his/her highest personal potential