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21st Century Community Learning Centers
The 21st Century Community Learning Centers (21st CCLC) initiative is a key component of the Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA). Authorized under Title IV, Part B of the Elementary and Secondary Education Act (ESEA), as amended by the Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA) of 2015, the specific purposes of the federal law are to: provide opportunities during non-school hours for academic enrichment, including providing tutorial services to help students, who are academically eligible, to meet the challenging State academic standards; offer students a broad array of additional services, programs and activities during non-school hours such as youth development activities, service learning, nutrition and health education, drug and violence prevention programs, counseling programs, arts, music, physical fitness and wellness programs, technology education programs, financial literacy programs, environmental literacy programs, mathematics, science, career and technical programs, internship or apprenticeship programs, and other ties to an in-demand industry sector or occupation for high school students that are designed to reinforce and complement the regular academic program of participating students; and offer families of students served by community learning centers opportunities for active and meaningful engagement in their children’s education, including opportunities for literacy and related educational development. The School District of Lee County hosts five 21st Century Community Learning Center programs. Four of the programs are directly overseen by the school district, and the one at James Stephens is supervised by the Boys and Girls Club in close partnership with the school. For more information, please contact the school or site manager. Edgewood Academy - Site manager, Awilda Perry, (239)334-6205 G. Weaver Hipps Elementary - Site manager, Emily Ferreira Goncalves, (239)368-7042 Lehigh Elementary - Site manager and project coordinator, Betul Guner, (239)369-2477 Veterans Park Academy for the Arts - Site manager, Bettye Walker, (239)303-3003 James Stephens Elementary - The Boys and Girls Club of Lee County runs this program. (239)337-1333
Art Displays @ the Library
The Niceville Public Library showcases and supports local talent by offering space for individuals and organizations to display their artwork, crafts or collections. The library has two illuminated display cases which remain locked while in use. For framed and canvas artwork, the library provides floor and table-top easels. To ensure a smooth process for both artists and the library, the following guidelines apply: Exhibits are scheduled by the Reference Manager on a monthly basis. Artists are responsible for both the installation and removal of their displays. All artwork must be retrieved before the library’s last business day of the month, unless prior arrangements are made with the Reference Manager. Any items not removed by the artist will be considered abandoned and become property of the library. Library staff will not be involved in the sale of display items. All transactions must be conducted directly between the artist and the interested party. For available pieces, the artist may attach a business card or label including (a) their contact information and (b) the price of the item for sale. The interested party may then contact the artist directly to arrange purchase or ask any questions they may have. Pieces in an exhibit may be switched out during the month, but the artist must notify the Reference Manager before making changes. Placement and allotment of easels are determined by the library. If you are interested, please complete the online Art Display Application. The Reference Manager will be in contact upon review of the application. Click here to download a printable application. Questions? Call (850) 279-6436 x1507.
City of Niceville: Review Agendas and Minutes for Local Government Meetings
Agendas & Minutes Welcome to the City of Niceville's repository for official meeting documents. Here you can find agendas for upcoming meetings and minutes from past meetings for various city boards and committees. Available Documents: * City Commission Meeting Agendas * City Commission Meeting Minutes * Planning & Zoning Board Agendas * Planning & Zoning Board Minutes * Parks & Recreation Committee Agendas and Minutes These documents provide transparency into the decision-making processes of your local government.
Adult and Career Education Welcomes Lee County Residents
Welcome to Adult and Career Education! We are dedicated to providing a wide range of educational opportunities for adults and career-focused programs for students. Explore our offerings to enhance your skills, advance your career, and achieve your educational goals. This section will guide you through our events and important announcements.
Lee County School District Board Meeting Schedule Available
Lee County School District Board Calendar This page serves as the official repository for the Lee County School District's Board Calendar. Here you will find a comprehensive schedule of all upcoming board meetings, workshops, public hearings, and other important dates. The calendar is updated regularly to ensure accuracy and provide the most current information to students, parents, staff, and the broader community. Access to the board calendar is crucial for transparency and community engagement. It allows stakeholders to plan their participation in meetings, stay informed about discussions and decisions impacting local education, and understand the district's operational timeline. Please refer to the calendar below for specific dates and times of events. [Calendar Display Area - Not present in text, but implied by the page's purpose]
Lee County Schools' Adult and Career Education Fosters Local Workforce Development
The Adult and Career Education (ACE) department within Lee County Schools is dedicated to offering a wide array of programs for adults seeking to enhance their skills, change careers, or pursue new vocational paths. These offerings are crucial for workforce development in the community, providing pathways to in-demand jobs and personal enrichment. The ACE division often collaborates with local businesses and industries to ensure its curriculum is relevant and leads to tangible career outcomes. Through various initiatives, ACE aims to support economic growth and individual success within Lee County.
Recommend a Title
Recommend a Title Many of our new purchases of books, eBooks, audiobooks, CDs, DVDs, video games and periodicals are suggested by our patrons. If you would like to suggest a title to add to our collection, visit the OCPLC website, log in to your account, and select "Materials Request" from the "My Account" menu. The Niceville Public Library will review your request and notify you of our decision as soon as possible.
Governance
About - Governance - Governance - Innovation Preparatory Academy of South Ft. Myers Skip to content Skip to menu Governance × About Governance Files Innovation Preparatory Academy of South Ft. Myers is governed by the Southwest Charter Foundation, Inc. Board of Directors. The Southwest Charter Foundation, Inc. was founded by a diverse group of Florida-based individuals, concerned with the option of quality school choice for families and students. Currently, the Board has evolved to the members listed below. Each member is a proud, Florida-based, business and/or community supporter with hopes and visions for a continued and evolving, academically successful Charter School. The Board establishes policy consistent with the school’s mission and ensures that the programs and operations of the school are faithful to the terms of the charter. Mission To set high expectations, provide oversight, and advocate for a network of safe, academically high-performing, and financially sound K-12 charter schools – empowering parents with school choice. Vision To be the highest performing academically, safe, and financially sound network of K-12 schools in Florida. Southwest Charter Foundation, Inc. Board of Directors Ken Haiko, Chairman Dennis Clark, Vice Chair and Secretary Billie Miller, Director Paul Sallarulo, Director Thomas P. Wheeler, Director Patricia Smith, Director 2026-2027 Board Meeting Dates: Aug. 26th Sept. 30th Dec. 10th Feb. 10th April 14th Jun. 16th *For accessibility assistance with the PDFs below, please contact the school* Annual Audit SMCA FY25 Audit SMCA FY24 Audit SMCA FY23 Audit SMCA FY22 Audit SMCA FY21 Audit Annual Budget SMCA FY27 Approved Budget SMCA FY26 Approved Budget SMCA FY25 Approved Budget SMCA FY24 Approved Budget SMCA FY23 Approved Budget SMCA FY22 Approved Budget Academic Performance School Grade: 2025-26: C School Grade: 2024-25: C School Grade: 2023-24: C School Grade: 2022-23: C School Grade: 2021-22: C School Grade 2020-21: As part of the COVID-19 adjustments for school year 2020-21,the Florida Department of Education allowed for schools to "opt-out" of a school grade assignment. Accordingly, Six Mile Charter opted-out of a DOE grade assignment for school year 2020-21. School Grade 2019-20: N/A No testing due to COVID-10 Pandemic School Grade 2018-19: B School Grade 2017-18: B School Grade 2016-17: B School Grade 2015-16: A School Public Accountability Report (SPAR): https://edudata.fldoe.org/ReportCards/Schools.html?school=4141&district=36 Innovation Preparatory Academy of South Ft. Myers Parent Liaison: Mariel Dejesus, [email protected] 239-768-9375 ext 126 6851 Lancer Ave Ft. Myers, FL 33912 Parent Grievance Procedure If a parent has a grievance or complaint, please follow the process below: Seek to resolve the problem with the teacher, if applicable. If problem is not resolved, meet with school administration via an appointment.If still unresolved, please contact School Support, CSUSA at 954-202-3500 For more information, or if you have any questions, please email us directly. Email: [email protected] Website: www.swcharterfoundation.org
Your Guide to Niceville: Explore the City's Event Calendar
City Calendar Explore the City of Niceville's official calendar to stay updated on all community events, public meetings, and important municipal activities. Never miss an opportunity to engage with your local government and community! Key Event Categories Include: * City Commission Meetings * Public Hearings * Community Festivals * Departmental Workshops * Library Programs * Park Events Check the calendar regularly for the latest additions and updates.
Community Flyers (Peachjar)
As part of our efforts to be more environmentally friendly, embrace innovative technology, and maintain fiscal responsibility, we have transitioned from paper to electronic flyer (eflyer) delivery using Peachjar. This “green” initiative will save our community partners and schools tons of paper and reduce copy costs by thousands of dollars. In addition, posting eflyers with Peachjar removes a significant administrative burden from teachers, office staff and volunteers. Guidelines for Community Agencies Allow five (5) business days for review and processing of your request. Submitted flyers which are incomplete, need additional approval or are denied for resubmission may take up to seven (7) days to process. The District reserves the right to deny requests to distribute information if determined to be inappropriate or inconsistent with the educational objectives of the district, or with the guidelines set for in district policy. Board Policy 9700.01 - Advertising and Commercial Activities Important: For-profit product or service shall not be approved with the following exceptions: After-school care programs Those advertising a service to students on the school campus Business partners of the school as recognized by the Principal Items used as incentives to reward students The District may refuse to distribute eflyers that advertise activities that would compete with school activities. For additional questions please contact Communications Department at 239-461-8420. Distribution for Community Agencies Peachjar is an electronic flyer (eflyer) management system that charges a fee for use. For pricing please see Peachjar's website or contact Peachjar's Account Executive at 1-858-997-2117 ext. 124. Signing Up for peachjar eflyer distribution: Register for an account on Peachjar's Website Upload eflyer for District review using Peachjar's Website Once eflyer is uploaded, it will appear at the District office for review If approved, your eflyer will generate via peachjar to schools chosen. All flyers to be distributed must: bear the name and contact information of the sponsoring entity; be in PDF format, smaller than 6 MB, and contain font sizes not less than size 12; be submitted in both English and Spanish; include the name, Date, Location (include address) of activity or event A disclaimer in bold type will be pre-populated onto your flyer stating: “The school is neither endorsing nor sponsoring this event, product or service nor endorsing the views of the sponsoring organization.” Peachjar's Free Flyer Posting Program Peachjar's Free Flyer Posting Program was created to allow local community organizations to distribute their digital flyers to nearby schools at no cost when promoting a free event or activity that does not encourage participants to join a fee-based program, or include the opportunity to purchase products, services, or food and beverages. Organizations interested in requesting a Community Free account must contact Peachjar directly by phone, “Contact Us” web request, or via online chat.
Books-By-Mail
Books-By-Mail is a convenient service that supplies books, audiobooks, and videos to people who cannot travel to the library. Who can get Books-By-Mail? Children and adults in the county who cannot visit a library due to temporary or long-term physical or medical disabilities may qualify for Books-By-Mail. A current library card from one of the member libraries is needed. If you don’t have a card, please call your local library for assistance. How does it work? Materials are sent through the mail in a zippered nylon bag. When the materials are due for return, the patron attaches postage and mails the bag back. The bag may be dropped off at any OCPLC member library to save on return postage. Certain disabilities qualify for federal postage-free return service. Contact your local post office for more information. Which titles will I receive? Visit our online catalog to browse our materials. Email your requests to us or call the telephone number below. If you’d like to establish a "standing order" style request list, or would like suggestions of titles you may enjoy, we are happy to provide that service. Subscribe to the free BookBrowse Newsletter for more recommendations and reviews. How do I apply? Request an application by calling (850) 279-6436 ext 1504 or email us.
District Grants
The School District of Lee County, Florida, has been awarded grants aimed at enhancing educational opportunities, supporting student achievement, and improving district-wide initiatives. These grants, provided by federal, state, and private funding sources, help finance programs in areas such as technology integration, teacher development, student wellness, and career readiness. By securing these funds, the district can implement innovative strategies to enrich learning experiences, bridge achievement gaps, and foster a more supportive educational environment for all students. 21st Century Community Learning Centers Hurricane Ian CDBG-DR Grant Management
Change for Change
We want to thank you for your support of the half-cent investment in education, which will help pay for new schools, renovation and maintenance, technology upgrades, and enhancements to campus safety and security. Independent Sales Surtax Oversight Committee Sales Tax Dashboard (District-wide) How Your Sales Tax Dollars Are Building Our District Sales Tax Dashboard (District-wide) Sales Tax Dashboard (Individual Schools) Investing in Every Campus: School-by-School Project Breakdown Sales Tax Dashboard (Individual Schools) Media Coverage Discover how sales tax dollars are making an impact—read the latest stories and updates across our District Media Coverage Video Playlist See the Progress: Watch Video Updates About Schools Across the District Video Playlist
District Grants
The School District of Lee County, Florida, has been awarded grants aimed at enhancing educational opportunities, supporting student achievement, and improving district-wide initiatives. These grants, provided by federal, state, and private funding sources, help finance programs in areas such as technology integration, teacher development, student wellness, and career readiness. By securing these funds, the district can implement innovative strategies to enrich learning experiences, bridge achievement gaps, and foster a more supportive educational environment for all students.
Community Flyers (Peachjar)
As part of our efforts to be more environmentally friendly, embrace innovative technology, and maintain fiscal responsibility, we have transitioned from paper to electronic flyer (eflyer) delivery using Peachjar. This “green” initiative will save our community partners and schools tons of paper and reduce copy costs by thousands of dollars. In addition, posting eflyers with Peachjar removes a significant administrative burden from teachers, office staff and volunteers. Guidelines for Community Agencies Allow five (5) business days for review and processing of your request. Submitted flyers which are incomplete, need additional approval or are denied for resubmission may take up to seven (7) days to process. The District reserves the right to deny requests to distribute information if determined to be inappropriate or inconsistent with the educational objectives of the district, or with the guidelines set for in district policy. Board Policy 9700.01 - Advertising and Commercial Activities Important: For-profit product or service shall not be approved with the following exceptions: After-school care programs Those advertising a service to students on the school campus Business partners of the school as recognized by the Principal Items used as incentives to reward students The District may refuse to distribute eflyers that advertise activities that would compete with school activities. For additional questions please contact Communications Department at 239-461-8420. Distribution for Community Agencies Peachjar is an electronic flyer (eflyer) management system that charges a fee for use. For pricing please see Peachjar's website or contact Peachjar's Account Executive at 1-858-997-2117 ext. 124. Signing Up for peachjar eflyer distribution: Register for an account on Peachjar's Website Upload eflyer for District review using Peachjar's Website Once eflyer is uploaded, it will appear at the District office for review If approved, your eflyer will generate via peachjar to schools chosen. All flyers to be distributed must: bear the name and contact information of the sponsoring entity; be in PDF format, smaller than 6 MB, and contain font sizes not less than size 12; be submitted in both English and Spanish; include the name, Date, Location (include address) of activity or event A disclaimer in bold type will be pre-populated onto your flyer stating: “The school is neither endorsing nor sponsoring this event, product or service nor endorsing the views of the sponsoring organization.” Peachjar's Free Flyer Posting Program Peachjar's Free Flyer Posting Program was created to allow local community organizations to distribute their digital flyers to nearby schools at no cost when promoting a free event or activity that does not encourage participants to join a fee-based program, or include the opportunity to purchase products, services, or food and beverages. Organizations interested in requesting a Community Free account must contact Peachjar directly by phone, “Contact Us” web request, or via online chat. email facebook twitter
21st Century Community Learning Centers
The 21st Century Community Learning Centers (21st CCLC) initiative is a key component of the Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA). Authorized under Title IV, Part B of the Elementary and Secondary Education Act (ESEA), as amended by the Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA) of 2015, the specific purposes of the federal law are to: provide opportunities during non-school hours for academic enrichment, including providing tutorial services to help students, who are academically eligible, to meet the challenging State academic standards; offer students a broad array of additional services, programs and activities during non-school hours such as youth development activities, service learning, nutrition and health education, drug and violence prevention programs, counseling programs, arts, music, physical fitness and wellness programs, technology education programs, financial literacy programs, environmental literacy programs, mathematics, science, career and technical programs, internship or apprenticeship programs, and other ties to an in-demand industry sector or occupation for high school students that are designed to reinforce and complement the regular academic program of participating students; and offer families of students served by community learning centers opportunities for active and meaningful engagement in their children’s education, including opportunities for literacy and related educational development. The School District of Lee County hosts five 21st Century Community Learning Center programs. Four of the programs are directly overseen by the school district, and the one at James Stephens is supervised by the Boys and Girls Club in close partnership with the school. For more information, please contact the school or site manager. Edgewood Academy - Site manager, Awilda Perry, (239)334-6205 G. Weaver Hipps Elementary - Site manager, Emily Ferreira Goncalves, (239)368-7042 Lehigh Elementary - Site manager and project coordinator, Betul Guner, (239)369-2477 Veterans Park Academy for the Arts - Site manager, Bettye Walker, (239)303-3003 James Stephens Elementary - The Boys and Girls Club of Lee County runs this program. (239)337-1333
21st Century Community Learning Centers
The 21st Century Community Learning Centers (21st CCLC) initiative is a key component of the Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA). Authorized under Title IV, Part B of the Elementary and Secondary Education Act (ESEA), as amended by the Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA) of 2015, the specific purposes of the federal law are to: provide opportunities during non-school hours for academic enrichment, including providing tutorial services to help students, who are academically eligible, to meet the challenging State academic standards; offer students a broad array of additional services, programs and activities during non-school hours such as youth development activities, service learning, nutrition and health education, drug and violence prevention programs, counseling programs, arts, music, physical fitness and wellness programs, technology education programs, financial literacy programs, environmental literacy programs, mathematics, science, career and technical programs, internship or apprenticeship programs, and other ties to an in-demand industry sector or occupation for high school students that are designed to reinforce and complement the regular academic program of participating students; and offer families of students served by community learning centers opportunities for active and meaningful engagement in their children’s education, including opportunities for literacy and related educational development. The School District of Lee County hosts five 21st Century Community Learning Center programs. Four of the programs are directly overseen by the school district, and the one at James Stephens is supervised by the Boys and Girls Club in close partnership with the school. For more information, please contact the school or site manager. Edgewood Academy - Site manager, Awilda Perry, (239)334-6205 G. Weaver Hipps Elementary - Site manager, Emily Ferreira Goncalves, (239)368-7042 Lehigh Elementary - Site manager and project coordinator, Betul Guner, (239)369-2477 Veterans Park Academy for the Arts - Site manager, Bettye Walker, (239)303-3003 James Stephens Elementary - The Boys and Girls Club of Lee County runs this program. (239)337-1333
Community Flyers (Peachjar)
As part of our efforts to be more environmentally friendly, embrace innovative technology, and maintain fiscal responsibility, we have transitioned from paper to electronic flyer (eflyer) delivery using Peachjar. This “green” initiative will save our community partners and schools tons of paper and reduce copy costs by thousands of dollars. In addition, posting eflyers with Peachjar removes a significant administrative burden from teachers, office staff and volunteers. Guidelines for Community Agencies Allow five (5) business days for review and processing of your request. Submitted flyers which are incomplete, need additional approval or are denied for resubmission may take up to seven (7) days to process. The District reserves the right to deny requests to distribute information if determined to be inappropriate or inconsistent with the educational objectives of the district, or with the guidelines set for in district policy. Board Policy 9700.01 - Advertising and Commercial Activities Important: For-profit product or service shall not be approved with the following exceptions: After-school care programs Those advertising a service to students on the school campus Business partners of the school as recognized by the Principal Items used as incentives to reward students The District may refuse to distribute eflyers that advertise activities that would compete with school activities. For additional questions please contact Communications Department at 239-461-8420. Distribution for Community Agencies Peachjar is an electronic flyer (eflyer) management system that charges a fee for use. For pricing please see Peachjar's website or contact Peachjar's Account Executive at 1-858-997-2117 ext. 124. Signing Up for peachjar eflyer distribution: Register for an account on Peachjar's Website Upload eflyer for District review using Peachjar's Website Once eflyer is uploaded, it will appear at the District office for review If approved, your eflyer will generate via peachjar to schools chosen. All flyers to be distributed must: bear the name and contact information of the sponsoring entity; be in PDF format, smaller than 6 MB, and contain font sizes not less than size 12; be submitted in both English and Spanish; include the name, Date, Location (include address) of activity or event A disclaimer in bold type will be pre-populated onto your flyer stating: “The school is neither endorsing nor sponsoring this event, product or service nor endorsing the views of the sponsoring organization.” Peachjar's Free Flyer Posting Program Peachjar's Free Flyer Posting Program was created to allow local community organizations to distribute their digital flyers to nearby schools at no cost when promoting a free event or activity that does not encourage participants to join a fee-based program, or include the opportunity to purchase products, services, or food and beverages. Organizations interested in requesting a Community Free account must contact Peachjar directly by phone, “Contact Us” web request, or via online chat.
Change for Change
We want to thank you for your support of the half-cent investment in education, which will help pay for new schools, renovation and maintenance, technology upgrades, and enhancements to campus safety and security. Independent Sales Surtax Oversight Committee Sales Tax Dashboard (District-wide) How Your Sales Tax Dollars Are Building Our District Sales Tax Dashboard (District-wide) Sales Tax Dashboard (Individual Schools) Investing in Every Campus: School-by-School Project Breakdown Sales Tax Dashboard (Individual Schools) Media Coverage Discover how sales tax dollars are making an impact—read the latest stories and updates across our District Media Coverage Video Playlist See the Progress: Watch Video Updates About Schools Across the District Video Playlist
District Grants
The School District of Lee County, Florida, has been awarded grants aimed at enhancing educational opportunities, supporting student achievement, and improving district-wide initiatives. These grants, provided by federal, state, and private funding sources, help finance programs in areas such as technology integration, teacher development, student wellness, and career readiness. By securing these funds, the district can implement innovative strategies to enrich learning experiences, bridge achievement gaps, and foster a more supportive educational environment for all students. 21st Century Community Learning Centers Hurricane Ian CDBG-DR Grant Management
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Spooktacular Night at Estero Park
Board of Lee County Commissioners Meeting
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Tower Gallery's Annual Art from the Attic Sale
Conservation 20/20 Land Acquisition and Stewardship Advisory Committee (CLASAC)
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