Charlotte County Public Schools

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Embarking on an Exciting 5-Year Project!

Very soon we will be embarking on an exciting project that will create a 5-year district strategic plan for Charlotte County Public Schools. This collaborative initiative is designed to shape a shared vision for our district by examining our strengths, the challenges we face, and what a high-quality relevant education must look like

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A Great Start to a Great Year!

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Digital Forms! - Keep Your Students Information Up to Date!

This year we are once again utilizing digital forms, rather than paper forms, in our FOCUS student information system to ensure that your child's school has the most up to date and correct student information.

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Champ’s Café Summer Food Program Continues to be a Success

Champs Café of Charlotte county public schools continues it’s commitment to fighting child hunger in our community! ... So far this summer from June 1st – June 26th the summer food program has served a total of: 3066 Breakfasts, 11491 Lunches and 4134 snacks!

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Charlotte County School Board Announces New Superintendent of Schools Designee

After an extensive search process, the board voted to name Mark Vianello as the new Superintendent, who is set to assume the role and responsibilities this summer.

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Kindergarten Roundup has Begun

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Charlotte High 1st Place in 20th Judicial Court Mock Trial Competition

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Governor Ron DeSantis Recognizes February as Career and Technical Education Month

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Black History Mural Dedication Ceremony @ Baker Center

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Florida Prepaid Open Enrollment is Now

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