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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.
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Lee County teachers Brooke Wold and Morgan Wright are suing Superintendent Denise Carlin over recriminations following their social media remarks made in the wake of Charlie Kirk's shooting death.
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The School Board for the School District of Lee County has approved a new contract with the Teachers Association of Lee County.In a joint release made Tuesday night, the district and the teachers union said the agreement reflects "our shared commitment to valuing educators, supporting students, and maintaining one of the most competitive compensation packages in the state of Florida."
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Lee County school teachers' posts following the death of Charlie Kirk are made public by the school system after a records request.
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To help school overcrowding in East Lee County, the Lee County School District is planning to build two new schools, one in Alva and one in Lehigh Acres. Public naming surveys are open for both schools.