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Jewell School District 8 is a Seaside, OR-based company in the Education sector.
Sumter County Public Library System is a Sumterville, FL-based company in the Education sector.
Marion City Schools is a public school district in central Ohio. We serve more than 4,800 students from preschool through twelfth grade. We set our goal high, to inspire a community of achievement. We inspire students throughout elementary school to master the basic skills. Our teachers use programs and tools like Literacy Collaborative, Reading Recovery and Leveled Literacy Intervention to make sure students learn the reading skills that will benefit them throughout school and life. In middle school, we inspire students by guiding them to become more independent thinkers. We recognize it`s a time of change and we work as teams to not only address their academics but their social and emotional needs. We encourage them to start exploring their interests by offering opportunities to excel in those interests. Our high school inspires students to become life-long learners and productive citizens. We offer focused programs through which academic help and technology tools allow our students to earn credit in a variety of ways. Our goal is for students to graduate high school either college or career ready. No matter the school, our mission is the same. We strive to inspire a community of achievement. We inspire students to succeed.
The mission of Lenoir City Schools is to create a positive educational environment of mutual respect where each student shall discover opportunities to develop necessary skills and attitudes to perform at a level of personal excellence in the twenty-first century. The Lenoir City School System was organized in 1907, and has been a separate school system since the city was chartered. It consists of an elementary school, grades Pre K-3, a intermediate/middle school, grades 4-8, a high school, grades 9-12, and a Central Office. The system is governed by a five-member school board, which is elected by the general population. The citizens of Lenoir City take great pride in their school system and have made a commitment toward excellence. Lenoir City was the first municipality in the state of Tennessee to levy local sales taxes for educational purposes. A new elementary facility was built in 1987 and received the School Architectural Award of Tennessee as well as the Loudon County Beautification Award. The middle school moved into a new building in 1990, that won the TSBA School of the Year Award. Renovations to the Lenoir City High School have just recently been completed. Developing a facility that will be state of the art for the twenty-first century is a prime goal. Through a strong academic program, progressive use of technology, commitment to fine arts, outstanding vocational classes, competitive athletic program, and active participation in the Loudon County Education Foundation, the Lenoir City Schools are committed to building Lenoir Citys future one student at a time.
By providing exceptional educational opportunities that motivate and engage each student, all students will complete school prepared for ongoing learning as well as community and global responsibilities. The School District of Collier County serves nearly 45,000 total students in 29 elementary schools, 10 middle schools, 8 high schools, and a PreK-thru-12 school (Everglades City School). There are also 12 Alternative School Programs. The district’s two career/technical centers (Lorenzo Walker Institute of Technology and Immokalee Technical Center) and adult education programs (located at several sites throughout the district) offer students both short- and long-term programs.