K-12 in Cape Coral, FL

Founded in 1993, Hancock Creek Elementary School offers classes from grades kindergarten through five and has an enrollment of more than 1,000 students. Its curriculum offers subjects, including reading, writing and mathematics. It also offers research projects and extended study in other academic areas. Additionally, the school offers activities, such as art, music, physical education programs, daily television news and an annual academic fair. The school has a media center that consists of more than 17,000 books, audiovisual materials, periodicals, newspapers, bi-lingual materials, reference books and research tools. The school also has a store that provides pencils, crayons, glue sticks, papers, binders, markers, rulers, erasers and notebooks. The school s advisor council assists in preparation and evaluation of the school improvement plan. The Hancock Creek Elementary School is a part of The School District of Lee County that educates more than 75,000 students in over 100 schools.

North Fort Myers High School, located in Fort Myers, Fla. offers various academic programs for students in grades nine through 12. It provides classes in English, science, mathematics and social studies. The school s newspaper encourages students for writing, editing and designing the newspaper. Its arts department offers dance and musical, visual and theater art. The school newspaper encourages students for writing, editing and designing the newspaper. Its English for speakers of other languages program provides English instruction for students whose native language is not English. The school also offers language courses and has counseling and career service departments. It offers sports activities, including cross country, field hockey, football, soccer, cheerleading, swimming, hockey, basketball, track, tennis, softball, baseball and golf. It has various clubs, including German, French, interact, international and forensics.