LEE

Situated at 2855 Colonial Blvd in Fort Myers, Florida, the Lee public school district serves as an open, regular public school district within the large suburban setting of the Cape Coral-Fort Myers metropolitan region. Operating outside of a supervisory union and designated as a non-charter district, it manages a broad educational infrastructure comprising 119 operational schools. The district offers a complete continuum of primary and secondary education, spanning from pre-kindergarten through 12th grade, to a total student body of 102,506. Community members, parents, and researchers can access district services and information online at www.leeschools.net or by phone at (239) 334-1102.

The district's student population includes 52,904 male students and 49,602 female students, reflecting a diverse demographic profile composed of 52,227 Hispanic, 31,210 White, 13,971 Black, 3,326 multiracial, 1,548 Asian, 147 American Indian, and 77 Pacific Islander students. Enrollment spans across all grade levels, ranging from 1,843 pre-kindergarten students and 7,207 kindergarteners to 8,535 12th graders. To support this large student population, the district relies on a substantial workforce totaling 24,403.96 full-time equivalent (FTE) staff members. This team includes 9,993.06 FTE teachers, 1,634.18 FTE instructional aides, and 12,776.72 FTE support staff members, providing direct classroom instruction, academic assistance, and system-wide operational management.