Social Studies in Lee County Schools
Vision for Social Studies in LCS
All students will thrive in a safe, supported, and respectful environment where they are encouraged to explore diverse perspectives, think critically, engage in meaningful discourse, and develop the skills and mindset to become well-informed civic participants and leaders who will make thoughtful choices in a complex society.
Social Studies Standards and Curriculum
All standards and curriculum resources can be found on the LCS K-12 Curriculum Pacing Guides webpage.
Social Studies Opportunities in LCS
We additionally offer several special opportunities in social studies in Lee County Schools, including:
Participation in social studies contests throughout our district, including:
Geography Challenge (Grades K-5) - Sponsored by the Advanced Learning Department
Daughters of the American Revolution Essay Contest (Grades 5-12)
Specialized social studies elective courses at our high schools, including:
Holocaust and Genocide Studies (SLHS)
Native American Studies (SLHS)
Psychology (LCHS)
Advanced, college-level social studies courses at our high schools, including:
AP US Government and Politics (SLHS and LCHS)
AP US History (SLHS and LCHS)
AP Psychology (LCHS)
AP African American Studies (SLHS and LCHS)
IB History of the Americas (LCHS)
IB Psychology (LCHS)
For descriptions of these courses and more, view the LCS High School Registration Guide.
Social Studies Curriculum Contacts

Dr. Natalie Kelly
Assistant Superintendent of Curriculum and Instruction
Supporting Grades K-5 Social Studies

Dillon Crockett
Director of Secondary Curriculum and Advanced Learning
Supporting Grades 6-12 Social Studies
P: (919) 774-6226 ext. 7204
