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Just because students are out for the summer doesn’t mean Lee County Schools administrators stop working. On July 11 at the regularly scheduled board meeting, the Lee County Board of Education approved several administrative changes.
Lee County Schools will offer a free ACT preparation class for interested rising seniors. The course will be taught at an advanced level in order to prepare for the ACT test that will be given in September. Pre-registration is required.
Congratulations to the Class of 2017! Graduates at LCHS, SLHS and LEC earned $6,287,885 in scholarships this year, besting their preceding class by about $1.3 million.
LCHS senior Elizabeth Bonilla-Vasquez will deliver an address to 2,500 educators at the AVID summer institute in Philadelphia this July.
SLHS senior Steven Herrera is a recipient of Duke University's David M. Rubenstein Scholarship, which will provide him with a full ride to the prestigious university.
A summer camp for 6th-8th graders is being offered by the Lee County Schools Career and Technical Department. The camp will run from July 24-28. Students will work with robots, 3-d printers and video editing software to produce and market a fidget spinner. The cost of the camp is $50, which includes lunch, a t-shirt and all materials. To register, contact Jill Williams at 919-774-6226, ext. 7241.
See the Camp Flier for more information, and see the Camp Application to complete the form.
Click here to view the Camp Flier and Camp Application in Spanish.
The Parent Portal will close on Thursday, June 15 and will reopen 10 days after the start of school.
