June 2025

The first graduating class of the Professional Nursing (LPN-RN) Program at Fort Myers Technical College will graduate on June 30th. The twelve students in the inaugural class have completed more than 450 hours of coursework and 450 hours of clinical practice, all while balancing a full-time workload as an LPN.

It's time to congratulate our 300 Lee County students, who recently shined at the JROTC Summer STEM Leadership Camp. Check out their spectacular accomplishment, along with other magical summer moments in the newest edition of District Wins!

As the School District of Lee County prepares for the 2025–2026 academic year, we are proud to take the bold new step to honor and support the educators who are making the greatest impact on student achievement with the Honoring Our Educators: Teacher Incentive Initiative.

Congratulations are in order for Victoria from Caloosa Middle School. She was just honored by the Daughters of the American Revolution. Enjoy this touching story, along with other incredible moments that we'd like to share in the very latest edition of District Wins.

Ausman was recognized for his outstanding commitment to preparing and supporting future teachers.

The School District of Lee County is excited to announce that the graduating class of 2025 earned over $70 million in scholarships. They will be attending colleges, universities, and technical centers across the United States.

Orange River Elementary teacher Amy Johnson and San Carlos Park Elementary teacher Jasin Marth were members of the 2024-2025 High Impact Teacher Corps, earning them the designation of High Impact Teacher.

Take a look at Workforce Signing Day at Fort Myers Technical College. 96% of our students have jobs with 209 employers. There are other spectacular moments that we'd also like to share in the newest edition of District Wins!