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The School District of Lee County is excited to announce that Neketa Watson has been appointed Principal of High School MMM. Watson will start her new role on August 12th.

According to the results, 60% of traditional Lee County public schools, not including charters, earned an “A” or “B”, an increase of 8% over last year. The District maintained its “B” grade for a sixth year in a row, however increased in total points, moving it within three percentage points of an “A” grade.

The District won the Florida Sterling Council’s Storyboard Showcase Competition at the Council’s annual conference in Orlando.

Cypress Lake High School is proud to announce it has been selected as a Florida Arts Model School for the next three school years by the Florida Department of Education. The program recognizes schools that offer exemplary programs in any of the four arts disciplines; dance, music, theatre, and visual arts.

Florida school districts received results from the Florida Department of Education for students that participated in the 2019 Spring Florida Standards Assessment (FSA) and End of Course (EOC) Exams.

While we know it may be too early for you to start thinking about the next school year, our transportation department is already busy creating bus routes and selecting bus stops for the start of school in August.

It was a time to reminisce and a time to say thank you as many employees of the School District of Lee County began their journey into retirement thanks to JM Todd Inc.

The School District of Lee County is asking parents to fill out a short, online survey to gather information about their engagement during the last school year.