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Six Lee County students earn National Merit Scholarships
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Attrition makes non-renewals of teacher contracts fluid, spokesman says, but union president still upset over the way they were done.
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Laurel Blackburn is a regional math coach serving 22 schools.
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Superintendent Denise Carlin addressed concerns over systemwide budget cuts in the School System of Lee County at a media conference Friday, surrounded by a phalanx of administrators and some school board members.
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A new program that put cameras on school buses will catch and fine drivers who pass school buses that have their red stop lights on and arm out.
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Lee County Schools partners with Clerk of Courts office to handle claims of fraud, waste or abuse.
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This past October, three Lee County teachers were suspended without pay or benefits after making comments on social media regarding the killing of conservative commentator Charlie Kirk.
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Disabled students will benefit from a grant that paves way to careers in a statewide initiative.
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Lee County drivers have a little more than a month to prepare to do what they should have been doing all along. Stop for school buses. The month-long grace period is part of a Lee County school district program making bus safety a priority. The district plan will capture video evidence of drivers illegally passing stopped school buses.
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Lee Schools Board of Education elects a chair and vice chair at its regular meeting.