Lee County Update

  • The Florida Department of Health (DOH) in Lee County (DOH-Lee) is reminding parents of kindergartners, 7th graders, out-of-state, transfer, and college students to make sure their children’s immunizations are up to date before the start of the new school year. lee.floridahealth.gov
  • Lee County Domestic Animal Services is always in need of supplies to keep animals healthy, happy, and ready for a new home. If you’d like to help, please purchase items from their Amazon wishlist. https://fal.cn/38r4b
  • It’s never too early to prepare. Pickup hurricane supplies while doing your weekly shopping and get ahead of the game! Many items are tax free as a part of 2020 Florida Disaster Preparedness Sales Tax Holiday, which ends tomorrow, June 4. https://fal.cn/38qOa
  • On June 1, the state approved a second amended version of Lee County’s minimum standards regarding out-of-state reservations, which is called a Vacation Rental Safety Plan. Pursuant to Executive Order 20-123 signed by Gov. Ron DeSantis on May 15, and effective immediately. To review the newest standards, please visit https://fal.cn/38pUZ.

 

Lee County Schools

  • We are taking another step to prepare for the 2020-2021 school year by appointing a reopening task force to examine the safest ways to keep students and staff healthy and provide the most equitable education when school resumes in August.

    “I’m looking forward to getting their input because we’ve got a lot of important decisions to make,” says Superintendent Dr. Greg Adkins. “It’s going to be very important for us to get out in front of the public quite a bit over the course of the summer to communicate our plans and get feedback.”

    Read more about the Reopening Task Force: https://www.leeschools.net/…/district_appoints_school_reope… #LoveLeeSchools

  • Avoid the Summer Slump!

    Find books to read, virtual field trips to take and fun learning opportunities through our summer enrichment plan.

    It’s all just a click away for you and your student to enjoy during the summer months.

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Lee County Libraries

 

  • Rainy day got you down? Beat the blues with a Literary Scavenger Hunt! ?? Log into hoopla or OverDrive and search for books matching the descriptions below. Did you find a good one? Leave a comment and give us your recommendation. Happy hunting!AND if you dig scavenger hunts, then we know you’ll like this year’s Summer Reading Adult Book Bingo! To participate in the bingo challenge, create a free reader account in READsquared (https://leelibrary.readsquared.com/) to get started!