Seminole High School

Oak Hill Elementary School, located in Orlando, Fla., enrolls more than 500 students and provides academic education to students in grades kindergarten through five. The school provides basic education in English, math, algebra, language arts, science and social studies. It emphasizes on vocabulary building, reading and writing, and offers the Florida Comprehensive Assessment Test program. It also provides physical and special education. The school has a library that provides magazines, encyclopedias, audiovisual aids, computer software and access to the Internet. Additionally, the school organizes various extracurricular activities, such as dance, music and excursions. The elementary school offers a parent-teacher organization and academic counseling services. The school is a part of the Orange County School District.

Tomoka Elementary School is a coeducational school of more than 900 students from prekindergarten through grade five. It offers a wide range of academic subjects, such as math, science, social studies, reading, writing, language art, English, computer technology, basic skills, and health and physical education. The school offers a variety of programs, including gifted, exceptional student education, language impaired classes and English for students of other languages. It has a parent-teacher association that provides planning and implementation of a variety of fundraising activities for the benefit of school. In addition, the school provides a cafeteria with a variety of food menus. Established in 1968, Tomoka Elementary School maintains an average class size of 25 and is located in Ormond Beach, Fla.

Schools-Public Seminole County in Sanford, FL provides educational services to students in the local community. Offering a range of academic programs and extracurricular activities, the school aims to support students in their learning and personal growth. Generated from their business information