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Achieving Excellence
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.
You may not know the backstory when you look at a young person without hair, but what you should know is that having a disease doesn’t mean an individual is limited to what they can do. And fourth-grader Ella Wilson is no exception.
As part of their curriculum, high school Lee County High School International Baccalaureate students must create a community service project to complete.
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.
Recently, about 65 third through fifth grade students from B.T. Bullock Elementary School staged a musical production of Disney’s The Jungle Book.
A summer camp for 6th-8th graders is being offered by Lee County Schools Career and Technical Education 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 - 919-774-6226, ext. 7241.
The Parent Portal will close on Thursday, June 15 and will reopen 10 days after the start of school.
