More than $2.8 million for the Florida School Recognition Award shall be dispersed among 18 schools within the School District of Lee County for things like bonuses for school and workers, instructional tools, or supplies and short-term personnel for schools.
To be eligible for the Florida School Recognition Award, a faculty should obtain a faculty grade of an A, or enhance one letter grade from the earlier college yr.
The Commissioner of Education awards funds for the Florida School Recognition Program within the quantity as much as $100 per full-time equal scholar for every of the qualifying schools.
“I was glad to award more than $200 million to 1,400 schools that demonstrated student growth and teaching excellence over the past year,” Gov. Ron DeSantis stated in a ready assertion. “These awards can be used to give our hard working teachers bonuses, and are particularly important in Southwest Florida where they will go a long way toward helping teachers in the area get back on their feet.”
The 18 schools embrace:
• Cape Elementary: $131,325
• Caloosa Elementary: $175,729
• Diplomat Elementary: $184,167
• Gulf Middle School: $152,715
• North Fort Myers High School: $322,009
• Pine Island Elemen-tary: $41,361
• Pelican Elementary: $168,064
• Trafalgar Middle School: $182,394
• Edgewood Academy: $86,938
• Fort Myers Beach Elementary: $15,290
• Fort Myers High School: $336,590
• Heights Elementary: $210,111
• Littleton Elementary: $92,355
• Pinewoods Elementary: $202,701
• Rayma C. Page Elementary: $155,652
• The Sanibel School: $47,297
• Three Oaks Elementary: $185,799
• Skyline Elementary: $179,703