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A few organizations are offering virtual summer camps. Our brief overview provides a snapshot of
the educational landscape, school districts, curriculum, and more. Vilardi noted that the intent is for
the work to be relevant to the islands and community. There is a break for lunch (bring your own
brown bag or purchase a deli lunch) before the afternoon session for those who enroll on a full day of
marine adventure. The Sanibel Schoolis often viewed alongside schools like Pinewoods Elementary
School by visitors of our site. The Sanibel School’s entire students and staff stood outside their
classrooms on the last day of school on June 17 to clap for and cheer on the graduating eighth-
graders as they walked the hallways. In addition, early numbers from the Florida Standards
Assessments show about 96 percent of the third-graders passing with a score of 3 or higher. Field
trips will introduce them to some of their favorite sea creatures including dolphins and turtles.
Historical photo of the Sanibel School for White Children. Sanibel and Captiva islands are both
fantastic options for those in search of a new adventure in sunny Florida. In the winter the most
colorful sunsets can be viewed along the southern coast of the island. The program offers limited
financial assistance for families who cannot afford the rising cost of summer childcare and camps. As
supporters of wildlife, we are grateful to have the refuge as an integral part of our island ecosystem.
The Spanish teachers visited the campus and helped get the students set up. PHOTO PROVIDED
The Sanibel Recreation Center is located at 3880 Sanibel-Captiva Road. Current regulations include
limiting commercial businesses to one simple wooden sign per building. The School for White
Children was vacated in 1964, immediately after the integrated school opened. There are a good
number of full-time families living on Sanibel that work together to shuffle the kids back and forth.
On Sanibel Island our coldest month of the year is January, where the average low is still a
temperate 54 degrees. In 1903, it was moved up Periwinkle — then a sand road, using rollers
underneath, a winch and mule — to Purdy Drive. A diver from the Sanibel Sea School is set to come
out and give the kids snorkeling lessons in the pool. Sanibel School for White Children at the Sanibel
Historical Museum and Villag. We’ve found that each one of our kid’s learning-styles are different,
so it’s important to find the school that works best for them. Check out our recent blog for additional
info and insider tips. We became masters of carpooling when our three-oldest kids where in high
school in Fort Myers. In “Memories of the Sanibel School,” Christine Gault remembered, “Every
year we had to listen to the World Series. Find out which type is best for your child's learning
environment and GPA. Academically, Sanibel students score at the top of the state, with an 89%
proficiency in reading and 90% in math. Note key dates such as: Event Date Spring Break March 18,
2024 (Monday) Last Day for Students May 31, 2024 (Friday) Nearby Public Schools. Occasionally,
the teacher would declare nature study days and take the children to the beach. “I don’t remember
much of the actual lessons,” she said. “I do know that although there were some weaknesses in my
early education (such as spelling and punctuation), I learned a lot at that school.
The school additionally boasts a low ratio of students to teachers, and a high percentage of certified
teachers with at least several years of experience in the classroom. Aaden Bloetz, DJ Jenkins, Hayden
Fuller, Jane Perez, camp counselor and Lila Fields played dodgeball in the gym. The school’s
chalkboard stayed on the wall even through its years as a theater. I’m grateful that FISH can help us
again this year as it will keep the boys active and engaged while giving us the opportunity to pick up
more hours.”. For those who qualify, FISH offers scholarships for families to send their children to
various summer camps throughout the county. They, however, must apply for a waiver and be
approved in order to attend classes at The Sanibel School. Since there are no high schools on the
Islands, we ship our students to the “mainland” for high school. It is part of a project the students
have been conducting throughout the school year. We like to keep below that to give us some
cushion,” Schuneman said. “We also have extra counselors floating around.”. The Sanibel Historical
Museum and Village is at 950 Dunlop Road, Sanibel. Led by Principal Jamie Reid, eighth-graders at
The Sanibel School take part in the traditional parade through the hallways on the last day of school
on June 6. We’ve found that each one of our kid’s learning-styles are different, so it’s important to
find the school that works best for them. The Sanibel School Principal Chuck Vilardi oversees the
parent pick-up line. The Sanibel School has a student ration of 14:1, which is lower than the Florida
state average of 16:1. Here’s a list of local Summer camps for the kids, or visiting grandkids to
attend on Sanibel Island. Students waiting in the parent pick-up line out front of The Sanibel School.
However, since Sanibel is accessible via the 3-mile long Causeway, the food here is fresh and
fantastic. Both black and white parents petitioned to desegregate the new school being built in 1963.
Students head for the entrance of The Sanibel School after the dismissal bell rings on the last day of
school on June 17. Reid reported that about 65 percent of the students returned for face-to-face
instruction for the first semester, while the remainder attended virtually. Out of 900 points, 760 was
the highest for the Lee County School District. It became a venue for local, and later professional,
talent for 40 years. Awards Blue Ribbon School - Selected in 2007 Grades Offered Grades
Prekindergarten-8 Total Students 252 students. Monitors board inside of the Sanibel School for
White Children. A lightweight jacket or rash guard can protect from cool winds or too much sun and
a bag for shells and treasures is a good idea. We love that we never have to worry about losing the
beauty we moved here for. Cleaning and sanitization protocols were also increased. The
student:teacher ratio of 14:1 is lower than the Florida state level of 16:1. The FISH Social Services
Department determines eligibility for need-based financial assistance through a review of a family’s
income and expense documentation. Schuneman has been at the recreation center for nine years.
It is part of a project the students have been conducting throughout the school year. The Sanibel
School serves 252 students in grades Prekindergarten-8. During announcements on the first day,
Vilardi and Assistant Principal Jamie Reid shared that the National Blue Ribbon K-8 school received
the top test score for Lee County for 2018-2019. Students head for the entrance of The Sanibel
School after the dismissal bell rings on the last day of school on June 17. One of the ways Sanibel
creates its small town feel is through its famed annual celebrations, the most beloved of which
include summer events like the 4th of July parade and festivities (see last year’s parade above thanks
to the Tomlinson family), and the Christmas luminary walk in the winter. In the second semester,
about 95 percent came back. As is tradition, faculty and staff at The Sanibel School wave goodbye to
the bus riders as they depart on the last day of school on June 17. Vilardi noted that the intent is for
the work to be relevant to the islands and community. The Sanibel School for White Children was
constructed in 1896 at the corner of what is now Bailey Road and Periwinkle Way. Here’s a list of
Sanibel Island Summer Camps for 2017. There are a handful of new staff members, including: John
Petrocy, physical education; Erica Sharp, arts; Kelly Johnson, STEM and technology; and Kathy
Harris, clinic assistant. At Sanibel Sea School, we believe learning is at its best when it is enjoyable,
locally and culturally relevant, and tied to meaningful experiences. It enables island employees’
children to register. As well, the school offers a gifted program, student government, an honor choir
and environmental studies. Prior to the ringing of the final bell, the eighth-graders moving on to high
school participated in the traditional parade through the hallways, cheered on by students, faculty
and parents. They built rockets, took part in a cupcake contest, participated in a boating course and
more. You can learn more about what the Sanibel climate offers HERE. The Sanibel School held its
last day of school on June 17 as classes let out for the summer. The nearest middle school and
elementary school is Oasis Charter Middle School (11.4 miles away). Middle-school reading teacher
Alicia Base and kindergarten teacher LeAnn Prescher are leaving, while fourth-grade teacher Daryl
Peters is transferring to another school in the Lee County School District. PHOTO PROVIDED The
Sanibel Recreation Center is located at 3880 Sanibel-Captiva Road. FISH understands the challenges
of finding appropriate programs and the costs associated with summer childcare, and continues to
provide financial assistance in the form of youth scholarships. Last week, students returned to The
Sanibel School for the start of the 2019-2020 year. Many cited it as their fondest memory at their
promotion ceremony. The Sanibel School's entire students and staff stood outside their classrooms on
the last day of school on June 17 to clap for and cheer on the graduating eighth-graders as they
walked the hallways. “We are actually ahead of that,” she said. “But, it’s so much more than test
scores.”. The Spanish teachers visited the campus and helped get the students set up. However, one
of the things that makes Sanibel truly special for wildlife lovers is that it’s home to the J.N. Ding
Darling National Wildlife Refuge. As is tradition, faculty and staff at The Sanibel School wave
goodbye to the student bus riders as they depart on the last day of school on June 6. Obviously, the
eighth graders don’t do the same exact things as first graders, we have them all broken up in tiers,”
said Kayla Schuneman, recreation program coordinator. In the summer, the best views of the sunset
are from the Northwest.