***ONLY NEW APPLICANTS WISHING TO ATTEND OUT OF THEIR ZONED AREA OR STUDENTS THAT WILL BE PROMOTED UP TO THE NEXT SCHOOL LEVEL, ie: ELEMENTARY TO MIDDLE OR MIDDLE TO HIGH*** Sumter Residents - Applications Accepted March 9 - April 6, 2020 Out of County Residents - Applications Accepted April 27 - May 11, 2020
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Sumter students are aiming for the stars, and Phil Rosenberg is passionate about inspiring students to rise even higher! Mr. Rosenberg, of Weirsdale, is donating telescopes for students to use through his “One Hundred Telescopes Project.” He donated his 17th telescope on Monday to Wildwood Elementary School, making it his second donation in Sumter County. Each telescope is given a name, and the one donated to Wildwood Elementary is named The Stephen Hawking Telescope, endowed by Elly and Tim Carroll. “The idea is to create an environment where every child gets to say ‘Wow
Today Wildwood Elementary received a Robotic Telescope from Phil and Charlotte Rosenberg as a part of the 100 Telescope Project.
Middle school students from across the county submitted original pieces of art to the district’s third annual Art in the Capitol competition. The pieces included paintings, drawings, collages, prints, mixed media, computer generated art and photographs.
The rules and regulations included here apply districtwide. The competition is open to middle school students only. Theme: Florida Past, Present, Future Due Dates: All artwork is due to school art teachers on or before October 11, 2019.
Sumter District Schools is proud to announce that Elizabeth Anderson and Danielle Stewart, both teachers at South Sumter High School, have been chosen as Microsoft Innovative Educator (MIE) Experts for 2019-2020!
