Bartow, FL News

• Bartow, FL News
• Summerlin Academy Cadet Places First in the U.S. during National Drill Competition
• Polk County Public Schools Students Named College-Sponsored Merit Scholarship Winners
• Temperatures May Be On the Rise, But Energy Consumption is Falling at Two Polk County Public Schools
• Polk County School Board Employee Health Clinic Grand Opening
• Polk County Public Schools News - May 17, 2012
• Free Summer Meals Available for Children Starting in June
• The Great Debate: The Art Of Formal Arguments
• Open Enrollment For Polk County District Virtual Instructional Program Is Now Underway
• The Polk Education Foundation Ranks Among Top 20 In The Nation
• Kathleen Senior Wins State Title In Aquaculture CDE
• Polk County Public Schools Commencement Schedule
• Mr. Kier Goes To Washington: Davenport School of The Arts Receives Samsung Solve
• Last Superintendent’s Lunch and Learn of The Academic School Year: High School Seniors Share Their Experiences
• Algebra I EOC Assessment Begins on May 7 for Polk County Public Schools’ Students
• Polk County Public Schools’ Holds 36th Annual Volunteer of The Year Award
• Polk County’s Only National Merit Scholar Continues to Collect Awards
• Polk County Public Schools Eagerly Waits For Announcement of 2012 Florida School-Related Employee of The Year Award
• George Jenkins High School Teacher Wins the American Institute of Chemical Engineers Math Teacher of the Year
• Polk County Public Schools Superintendent Attends Event Aimed at Encouraging Community Members to Actively Prepare Students for the Future
• Two Summerlin Academy Students Receive Study Abroad Scholarships from Organization Sponsored by the U.S. Department of State
• Polk County Public Schools Students Win Awards At State Science Fair
• Polk County Public Schools Earn Top National Honors In 2012 Magna Awards
• Students at Lawton Chiles Middle Academy Show Winning Is A Habit
• da Vinci Robotics
• Kathleen Senior Teacher Named Central Florida AFA Polk County Teacher of The Year For His Innovative Teaching Style
• Cleveland Court Elementary Integrates Art With Science, Technology, Engineering and Math (STEM) Programs
• Combating Obesity: Jesse Keen Elementary Wins AMA Gold Fit Friendly School Award
• About Face Awards Given to Students Who Do an About Face
• Parents Will Soon Be Receiving Pre-Registration Forms for Next Year’s School Year
• Superintendent’s Lunch and Learn Gives High School Seniors a Chance to Share Their Experiences and Give Feedback Face-to-Face
• About Face Awards Applaud Students Who Are Making Positive Changes, Decisions
• Polk County Public Schools Wins Excellence in Financial Reporting Award
• Two Polk County Public Schools Take Top Honors in the State FFA Nursery and Landscape Contest
• Polk County Student Shines at the National Junior Thespian Festival
• PCPS 2nd Annual 60 + 5 Health Fair
• Polk County Public Schools Website Earns an 'A' for Website Transparency
• HCHS Wins County Academic Competition
• GJHS Student's Edible Centerpiece Wins 2nd In ProStart Culinary Competition
• Profiles of 14 Teacher of the Year, School-Related Employee of the Year Finalists
• Winter Haven High, Purcell Elementary Staff Take Top Honors in Teacher, School-Related Awards
• Polk FFA Chapters To Hold National FFA Week Activities February 18 – 25, 2012
• LGMS Students Produce Best FL Middle School PSA In FL DOE ′Celebrate Literacy Week, Florida!′ Contest
• Leigh Guenther Named Fort Meade Middle / Senior High School Assistant Principal Of Administration
• Polk County Public Schools Seeks Hall Of Fame Nominations
• Tenoroc Lakeland Electric Power Academy Students Light Up FL Energy Week Essay Contest
• PSC Collegiate, Traviss Students Lead Gause Academy Students In Computer Exploration Lab
• Annual FL DOE Survey for Students with Disabilities Open
• Bartow Middle School Wins State FFA Program
• Bartow IB Student Awarded Leaders 4 Life Fellowship
• Polk County Public Schools, Polk County RSVP, Polk County AmeriCorps Reads Partner for MLK Day of Service Project – Dream Big
• Teacher of the Year, School-Related Employee of the Year
• William Kyle Windham Named Frostproof Middle / Senior High School Principal
• Benita Pierce Named Westwood Middle School Principal
• KHS CFAA Robotics Team Receives FIRST Sponsorship from Jcpenney
• Polk County Public Schools To Host Rising Freshman Parent Night
• 11th Annual Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Essay Challenge Winners Announced
• Welcome Troy DeDecker, New CEO
• Scholarship, Financial Aid Seminars
• School District Reaches Tentative Salary Agreement With The Polk Education Association For 2011-2012 School Year
• Magnet, Choice Schools Change Student Selection
• Polk County Named a College Board 2011 Advanced Placement Equity and Excellence District of the Year
• Polk County School Board Work Session Meeting for December 13, 2011
• December School Board Meeting Schedule
• Sellers, Cunningham Named Board Chair, Vice Chair
• Polk County Students And Schools Place In Top Ten In State Citrus Evaluation Contest
• Summerlin Academy Ships Care Packages to Troops in Afghanistan
• 'Fill-a-Bag' to Benefit Polk’s Hearth Project for Homeless Students
• Lincoln Avenue Academy Helps Brighten Young Hospital Patients’ Day
• Polk Superintendent’s Partnership Awards Announced For 2011
• Superintendent’s Lunch And Learn Held With High School Seniors
• Polk County School Board Reorganization Meeting Announced
• Text And Drive
• Fort Meade Middle/Senior High Receives Citrus Grant
• New State Graduation Requirement and Algebra I End of Course Exam Coming In 2012
• Polk Public Schools Receives $1.2 Million Diversity Teaching Grant
• Polk County Public Schools Upcoming Meeting Schedule Announced
• Road Watch Advisory - Manatee, Hillsborough and Polk Counties
• Eagle Lake Elementary Receives Water Management Grant
• Jewett School of the Arts Collects Warm Clothing for the Needy
• Polk County Public Schools To Salute Veterans
• Polk Students Attend Congressional Classroom In Nation’s Capital
• Two Students To Represent Polk County at Sunshine State Scholars
• Enrique Gutierrez Named Dundee Ridge Middle School Assistant Principal
• Laura Neidringhaus Named Inwood Elementary Assistant Principal
• Curtis Thomas Named Denison Middle School Assistant Principal
• Free School Book Giveaway for Public Scheduled Nov. 10-11, 2011
• Polk Student Chosen To Perform In St. Petersburg Concert
• PRIMARY STROKE CENTER
• Polk Parents Of Students With Disabilities Meetings Announced
• Polk English Teacher Named FL 'Beginning Teacher' Runner-up
• Polk High School Marching Band Festival
• Digital Memmograms $25
• Ronald Kaufmann Named Scott Lake Elementary Assistant Principal
• Loretta Cameron Honored As Ace Administrator Of The Year For Florida
• Polk Students Serve As 'Backpack Journalists' In Wash., DC
• Polk County Students Capture Statewide Video Awards
• Three Polk County Agri Teachers Honored by Polk Farm Bureau
• Three Polk County Students Win FCTE Writing Contest
• Shining Star Winners Announced For Polk County Schools
• Michelle Browning Named Boone Middle School Principal
• FCAT Retake Dates, Registration
• Discovery Channel to Visit, Perform Experiments at Lawton Chiles Middle
• Polk County Public Schools News - September 13, 2011
• Thirteen Polk Students Selected As 2012 National Merit Scholarship Program Semi-Finalists
• Polk County Public Schools News: PCSB September Meeting Schedule
• Polk County Public Schools News - August, 30, 2011
• Polk County Schools Welcome Students to New Year with Picnic and Student Farmers Market Featuring Local Produce.
• Back to School for Bartow - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• College Fair, Postsecondary Planning Seminars Scheduled For September
• Lake Alfred Addair Middle Teacher Practiced Extreme Science At Magnetic Lab
• Human Resource Services Division New School Administrator Announcement - August 8, 2011
• CFAA Teacher Takes Part In Embry-Riddle Suborbital Astronautics Training
• Free and Reduced Price Meal Applications Available
• Civic Groups’ 'Green Bag Project' Assists Loughman Oaks Elementary Families
• August School Board Meeting Schedule
• Mulberry High’s Russum Participates In Washington, D.C. Youth Tour
• Kathleen Elementary Promotes Reading, Displays Musical Talents
• July 2011 School Board Meeting Schedule
• Polk Represented At National Business Leader Conference
• Lawton Chiles Middle Academy Represents Polk At National Science Programs
• McLaughlin Middle and Fine Arts Academy Honored At Board Meeting
• CFAA’s Bradner Is State Air Force Association Teacher Of The Year, National Runner-Up
• Fourth National Merit Scholar From Polk Public Schools Named
• Polk Museum of Art - Very Special Arts Show
• Mulberry High Bell Schedule Change
• School Psychologists Participate In Mental Health Awareness Program
• Teachers Professional Development Focuses On Water Conservation,Sustainability
• Summerlin Academy Represents Polk at National Drill TeamChampionships
• Nearly 27,000 Volunteers Donate More Than 800,000 Service Hours In 2010-2011
• Crystal Lake Middle’s Mock Trial
• Lake Region High, Winter Haven High Students Participate In Company’s MBA-Style Market Research Project
• Lawton Chiles, Jewett Represent Polk At State Math Event
• Bartow High/IB/Summerlin Academy Again Make Newsweek’s Best High Schools List
• June 14 School Board Work Session To Be Continued On June 22
• Griffin Elementary, Kiwanis Partner On Book Drive
• School District Partners Beef O’Brady’s, Publix Honored By Florida Department of Education
• Master Key Award Winning Teachers Work With Special Needs, ESE Students
• Watch the Weather, Wait to Water
• Watch the Weather, Wait to Water
• Want To Ride Horses This Summer?
• Want To Ride Horses This Summer?
• The Stanford Inn & Team Room
• The Stanford Inn & Team Room
• School Board Meeting, Public Hearing Schedule For June 2011
• Summer Fun At The Sam Griner Pool!
• Exhibits At The Polk County Historical Museum
• Library Programs This Summer
• Summer Sports Camps Ongoing!
• Bartow Farmer's Market Is Every Saturday
• Chamber Young Professionals Collect School Supplies For Homeless Children
• 25 Graduate From CYP Professional Development Seminar
• District Offers Community Education Grants
• Ridge Community High Student To Participate In U.S. Naval Academy Summer Program
• Polk Students To Compete At National History Fair
• June 2011 Business Update Newsletter
• TiAnViCa’s Summer Program 2011
• Student Represents Polk At State Capitol
• Announcement from Polk Schools Athletics Director
• R. Bruce Wagner’s 'Rainbow of Hope' Project Benefits MDA
• 192 Graduating Seniors Are Superintendent’s Scholars
• Sleepy Hill Elementary’s Science Family Night
• The Stanford Inn & Tea Room
• Sam Griner Pool is Filled with Programs
• Bartow Citizens Graduate From Citizens’ Police Academy
• Three Polk Students Named National Merit Scholars
• Three Polk Seniors Named Outstanding Volunteers In Teen Trendsetters Program
• Youth Villa Classic Golfer Pairings Now Listed
• Youth Villa Classic Golfer Pairings Now Listed
• All Youth Villa Classic Golfer Pairings Now Listed
• History Comes to Life at the Polk County Historical Museum
• Hot Topics At Bartow Public Library For June
• Padgett Elementary’s Young Author’s Conference Celebrates 10th Year
• George Jenkins High Wins State Championship In FFA Veterinary Assisting Competition
• New School District Event Features Up And Coming New Actors, Actresses
• Cover the Bases…Prepare for Hurricane Season with a LIVE Hurricane Expo Webcast
• Aqua Zumba at Sam Griner Pool
• Free Summer Meals Available For Children
• Polk Has A Winner At Intel International Science And Engineering Fair Held In Los Angeles
• Program Honors High-Achieving Minority Graduating Seniors
• School District Social Worker Honored By Professional Organization
• Bartow Bash Summer Camp
• Florida Sheriffs Youth Villa’s 48th Annual Golf Classic
• About Face Awards Honor Students Making Positive Changes, Decisions
• Library Media Specialists Assists Homeless Students, Hearth Department
• May School Board Schedule, Sales Tax Oversight Committee, Meeting Advisory
• School District Web Site Is Finalist In National Contest
• Alta Vista Elementary’s Earth Day Beautification Project
• USF Poly Offers Summer Electives in Engineering and Nutrition
• Lincoln Avenue Art Project Fundraiser Helps St. Joseph’s Children’s Hospital
• Recycling Bin Decorating Contest Increases Awareness, Earns Schools Prize Money
• Elementary Art Shows, Student Recognition Program Broadcasts
• Palmetto Elementary Celebrates Earth Day With Tree Planting
• May 2011 Business Update Newsletter
• Westwood Middle Teacher Is Also A National Park Ranger
• Springtime Is Fun At The Bartow Public Library
• Bartow Farmer's Market
• Community Relations Department Earns Top Local PR Recognitions
• Aerospace Academy Engineering Student Also Excels In The Arts
• Here we grow again...
• Adopt-A-Senior Seeks Donations To Assist Homeless Graduating Seniors
• Charter School Meeting, Video Awards, Elementary Visual Art And Music Showcase
• School Board Resolution Opposes Budget Cuts, Urges Legislative Action
• George Jenkins Student-Athlete Is National Runner-Up In Sportsmanship Essay Contest
• Polk Is Top Three In State Academic Tourney For Fifth Consecutive Year
• Polk County Public Schools News - April 11, 2011
• State Science And Engineering Fair Results
• Spring Musical Performances and Music, Art and Theatre Scholarship Auditions
• Roosevelt Academy's Cruze Honored By Agriculture In The Classroom
• Story/Art Opportunities for April 7, 9
• Pre-Registration Forms Being Sent Home To Assist With Class Size Compliance
• Polk County Public Schools News - April 1, 2011
• Polk To Compete In 26th Annual Commissioner’s Academic Challenge
• Polk County Public Schools News: Story/Art Opportunities For March 29, 31, April 1, 2, 2011
• Summer Meals Program; Fine Arts Programs
• Sun'n Fun Television Broadcasts Highlight New Polk School And Staff
• Future Business Leaders Prep For State Program
• Elementary Science Fairs Superior Projects
• Polk County Public Schools News: Story/Art Opportunities
• 2nd Annual Bartow Kiwanis Club 5K
• Bartow High IB, IB Grad Touted By International Baccalaureate Organization
• Polk County Public Schools News: March Board Meeting Schedule, Rochelle Program, Parent Workshops
• 2nd Annual BBQ for Homeless Pets
• Four Polk Teachers Earn National Board Certification and Recertification
• FREE Florida-Friendly Landscaping Workshop
• Bartow Community Health Fair
• Help Keep Bartow Beautiful
• Polk County Public Schools News: Spelling Bee Time Change, Arts Programs, Parent Workshops
• Polk County Kids Tag Art Awards Of Distinction
• Join Us with Dr. Quinones about Acid Reflux
• March 2011 Business Update Chamber Newsletter
• Winter Haven High Trumpeter Plays Carnegie Hall
• Polk County Public Schools News - Arts Events, Academic Tourneys, Parent Advisory Council
• Four Polk Students Recognized By Johns Hopkins University For High Test Scores
• Polk County Public Schools News - Story/Art Opportunities
• 2nd Annual Celebration of the Horse
• School Boards Coalition Honors Polk Science, Math Teachers
• Polk Teachers Are Finalists For Air Force Awards
• Polk County Public Schools News: Combee Elementary Counselor Is Polk's Nominee For State Award
• Six Polk Students Named Finalists In National Merit, National Achievement Scholarship Programs
• Volunteers Needed for Blarney Triathlon
• Profiles Of 14 Teacher Of The Year, School-Related Employee Of The Year Finalist
• FCAT Testing, Sales Tax Oversight, Spelling Bee
• R. Bruce Wagner Elementary, Haines City High Staff Take Top Honors In Teacher, School-Related Awards
• BRMC Receives Patient Safety Award
• Polk County Public Schools: All-State Musicians
• ER Wait Times, Now Available on the iphone
• Story/Art Opportunities For February 7 To 11, 2011
• Polk County Public Schools Board February Schedule
• Information Fair For Parents, History Fair, Orchestra Concerts
• Leadership Bartow Barn Boogie
• Webber International University Open House
• Mulberry Community Meeting Scheduled To Discuss Naming Of Schools
• February 2011 Business Update Newsletter
• Mayor's Prayer Breakfast
• 2011 Bustin' Clays with Grady Judd
• Polk County Public Schools - Kids Tag Art, Jazz Band Concerts, Orchestra Concert, MathCounts
• New Exhibit Celebrates 150 Signatories of Polk’s Past
• Story/Art Opportunities in Science Fairs This Week
• Volunteers We Need You
• Polk County Public Schools News - January 21, 2011
• Polk Teachers Honored By Culinary Professional Association, NASA
• Art Out Loud Highlights Middle School Artists
• 30 Polk Schools Named Five Star By State, Second-Most In Program History
• Volunteers Needed in Free Teacher Market
• Florida Department Of Education Survey; Brain Workout For Families Workshop
• Community Partners Team With Sikes Elementary, Hearth Project
• Public Invited To View Science Fair Projects From Elementary, Secondary Students
• MLK Day Essay Challenge Winners Announced
• Polk Public Schools Seeks Hall of Fame Nominations
• MLK Day story/Art Opportunity for January 12-13, 2011
• Bloomin Bike Ride Registration is Now Open!!!
• Polk State College Awards Scholarships
• Polk State College Offers Travel Opportunity to France and Spain
• January School Board Meeting Schedule
• 3 Lakeland High Students Receive President’s Volunteer Service Award
• Scholarship And Financial Aid Seminars, Science Night At Mulberry High
• Bartow Chamber January 2011 Business Update
• Student Leaders Meet In Roundtable With Superintendent’s Office
• Indoor Soccer Registration
• Bartow’s Farmers & Artisans Market
• Bartow Bolts Floor Hockey To Begin
• Our History Comes To Life At Polk County Historical Museum
• Belly Off Bartow
• Bartow Public Library January Events
• Youth Art Programs To Begin in January
• Bartow Art Guild Upcoming Events
• Co-ed Volleyball League Sign-Up
• Polk Street Weight Room Offers Great Deals
• Teachers Of The Year, School-Related Employees Of The Year
• Eight High School Juniors Named 2010-2011 Sunshine State Scholars
• Human Resource Services Division New School Administrator Announcement - November 18, 2010
• Fort Meade Middle-Senior Use Chemistry To Create Winter Wonders
• Polk County Public Schools News - December School Board Meeting Schedule; Magnet, Choice School Applications
• Harrison Piano Student Is Candidate For National Award For Disabled Artists
• December 2010 Business Update - Chamber Newsletter
• Nearly Half Of Polk High Schools Improve FCAT Grade
• Criminal Justice Academy Expo
• Bartow's Christmas Parade To Feature Elvis Tributes
• Transitions Art Show Featured Work From Middle Schools Of The Arts
• Polk County Public Schools News - November 30, 2010
• Mulberry-Area Schools Make Adjustments Due To Water Problems
• PRISM Honors 19 Polk Students For Excellence In Math, Science
• The Bartow Adult Concert Band Offers FREE One Hour Concerts
• Polk Life And Learning Center, Rochelle Host Holiday Programs
• Polk’s Graduation Rate Increases for Fourth Consecutive Year
• Human Resource Services Division New School Administrator Announcement
• School District Appointment - Interim Asssistant Superintendent Of Human Resource Services
• Mosaic to unveil planned details of world-class resort in Polk County
• Mosaic to unveil planned details of world-class resort in Polk County
• PGTV Will Have LIVE coverage of Mosaic Resort Announcement
• Thanksgivaway to Benefit Bartow Community
• Atlanta Braves' Diaz Highlights Teach-In Guests
• Polk County Public Schools News - November 12, 2010
• Church Pantry Open for the Holiday Season
• Adult Zumba Classes
• Sign Up For Junior Jackets Cheerleading
• Sign Up For Junior Jackets Basketball
• Construction Begins on Polk State College’s Advanced Technology Center at Clear Springs
• Greater Bartow Chamber of Commerce Annual Meeting Pre-Promotion
• You are Invited...
• Programs, Workshops Targeted To Assist Special Needs Students, Individuals
• Polk Music Educator Receives Association’s Leadership Award
• November 2010 Business Update-Chamber Newsletter
• Farm Animals Focus Group to Hold Second Meeting
• Dusty's Camper World Ranks Among Best in North America
• Polk Schools Honor And Thank Partners At Program
• Applications for the Bloomin' Arts Festival Are Now Available
• November School Board Schedule; Choral, Visual Arts Programs
• Nine Polk High Schools Chosen For Disney Holiday Choir Performances
• Groundbreaking for A-C-T and PSC Center for Corporate Innovation was Great Success
• PGTV Offers Live Election Night Interactive Webcast
• Lake Gibson High Principal Announcement
• Lakeland School Selected For Live Talk With Space Station Astronauts
• Chamber Young Professionals Tour PCSO Operations Center and hear from Sheriff Grady Judd
• Ashley Glen Apartments Offers Discount To Chamber Members
• Groundbreaking for A-C-T and PSC Center for Corporate Innovation was Great Success
• PGTV Offers Live Election Night Interactive Webcast
• Chamber Young Professionals Tour PCSO Operations Center and hear from Sheriff Grady Judd
• Ashley Glen Apartments Offers Discount To Chamber Members
• Tenoroc High Athletic Director Earns National Certification
• Breakfast Activity Showcases Workforce Programs For Business Community
• Highlands Grove Elementary Students To Get VIP Treatment At NASA Shuttle Launch
• Special Needs Workshop; Marching Band Festival
• County commission candidates offer nothing new at forum
• School candidates outline their differences
• Turnout at election forums low
• Republican Club meets Monday
• Teacher had ‘eye’ to improve student test scores
• Cigar factory added to the agenda
• Judge: No smelly stuff in landfill
• New foreclosure mediation program to improve communication
• County commission, school board candidates at forums
• Cigar factory legacy
• Company seeks to renovate cigar factory
• Supporters say sales tax would preserve, expand bus system
• Two Polk Students Go Back-To-Back With Perfect FCATs
• County commission, school board candidates at forums
• Cigar factory legacy
• Company seeks to renovate cigar factory
• Supporters say sales tax would preserve, expand bus system
• BOCC settles lawsuit with DOJ
• Wilkinson slams Polk Works
• Georgia Marine killed in Afghanistan has local ties
• Judge: No smelly stuff in landfill
• New foreclosure mediation program to improve communication
• West Bartow Front Porch Receives Technology Partnership Award
• WWBF-AM WELCOMES ACCOUNT EXECUTIVE
• Chamber Hires New Intern
• A-C-T Receives Top Business Awards
• Fred's Southern Kitchen names new GM
• Judge: No smelly stuff in landfill
• American Legion Helps Local Organizations
• New foreclosure mediation program to improve communication
• October 2010 Newsletter Update
• BOCC settles lawsuit with DOJ
• Ridge Community High Teacher Named Manufacturing Educator Of The Year
• Wilkinson slams Polk Works
• Georgia Marine killed in Afghanistan has local ties
• County commission, school board candidates at forums
• Cigar factory legacy
• Company seeks to renovate cigar factory
• Supporters say sales tax would preserve, expand bus system
• Cornucopia Art Show
• Farmers and Artisans Market
• Donate Supplies to Polk County Schools
• Bartow Elementary Academy Teacher To Be Honored By Jeb Bush Foundation
• Shining Star Awards Honor Schools For Technology
• BOCC settles lawsuit with DOJ
• Wilkinson slams Polk Works
• Georgia Marine killed in Afghanistan has local ties
• Cedar Trail saga closer to end
• Polk County Schools getting $150k grant
• $11.3 million grant awarded to Polk to enhance magnet schools
• First-year teachers get boost with New Teacher Blast/Free Teacher Market
• Opponents impassive to Edwards’ attack
• No last minute rush to registration
• Commissioners have concerns about high-speed rail
• Bicyclist hospitalized after collision
• Crime rate drops in Bartow
• County trash pickup changes under way
• Cigar factory could be saved
• No last minute rush to registration
• October 2010 Newsletter Update
• City Of Bartow Honors School District Official For Promoting Diversity
• Bicyclist hospitalized after collision
• Crime rate drops in Bartow
• County trash pickup changes under way
• Cigar factory could be saved
• Cedar Trail saga closer to end
• Polk County Schools getting $150k grant
• $11.3 million grant awarded to Polk to enhance magnet schools
• First-year teachers get boost with New Teacher Blast/Free Teacher Market
• Opponents impassive to Edwards’ attack
• Bicyclist hospitalized after collision
• Crime rate drops in Bartow
• County trash pickup changes under way
• Cigar factory could be saved
• Cedar Trail saga closer to end
• Polk County Schools getting $150k grant
• $11.3 million grant awarded to Polk to enhance magnet schools
• First-year teachers get boost with New Teacher Blast/Free Teacher Market
• Opponents impassive to Edwards’ attack
• No last minute rush to registration
• American Legion Helps Local Organizations
• Bicyclist hospitalized after collision
• Crime rate drops in Bartow
• County trash pickup changes under way
• Cigar factory could be saved
• Cedar Trail saga closer to end
• Polk County Schools getting $150k grant
• $11.3 million grant awarded to Polk to enhance magnet schools
• First-year teachers get boost with New Teacher Blast/Free Teacher Market
• Opponents impassive to Edwards’ attack
• No last minute rush to registration
• Lincoln Avenue Academy Wins Toshiba ExploraVision Award
• Special Needs Workshop, School Board Meeting Schedule and Meeting Advisory
• West Bartow Front Porch Receives Technology Partnership Award
• WWBF-AM WELCOMES ACCOUNT EXECUTIVE
• Chamber Hires New Intern
• A-C-T Receives Top Business Awards
• Fred's Southern Kitchen names new GM
• Very Special Arts Art Show
• City Commission to meet Monday
• CSX makes preparations to move
• Consultant says golf course should stay
• School board member attacks charter schools
• BOCC asked to consider tweaking moratorium
• Dog obedience class starts Oct. 5
• Lions Club disbanded
• Congressional candidates to speak at Tiger Bay
• Bartow water usage down
• Area transportation projects topic for Rotary
• Old high school reunion gives journey down memory lane
• Volunteer firefighter: privilege and responsibility
• Reaching for that goal
• Voter registration deadline Monday, forums planned
• Commission to discuss federal case; Freeman takes helm
• Brown House to be part of D.C. museum
• Bartow IB’s Mikell Named National Achievement Scholarship Semifinalist
• CSX makes preparations to move
• Consultant says golf course should stay
• School board member attacks charter schools
• BOCC asked to consider tweaking moratorium
• Dog obedience class starts Oct. 5
• Lions Club disbanded
• Congressional candidates to speak at Tiger Bay
• $11.3 Million Grant Awarded To Polk To Enhance Magnet Schools
• Congressional candidates to speak at Tiger Bay
• CSX makes preparations to move
• Consultant says golf course should stay
• School board member attacks charter schools
• BOCC asked to consider tweaking moratorium
• Dog obedience class starts Oct. 5
• Lions Club disbanded
• High School And Middle School Music Performance Assessment Ratings, Results
• Complications in 13-year-old’s condition
• City will save millions of dollars
• Diversity luncheon sparks community discussion
• Controversy ensues over proposed pay raise for interim county manager
• Millage unchanged; budget approved
• Polk Gateway underpass park funding cut
• Complications in 13-year-old’s condition
• City will save millions of dollars
• Diversity luncheon sparks community discussion
• Controversy ensues over proposed pay raise for interim county manager
• Millage unchanged; budget approved
• Polk Gateway underpass park funding cut
• Polk Gateway underpass park funding cut
• Controversy ensues over proposed pay raise for interim county manager
• Millage unchanged; budget approved
• $150,000 Grant Will Upgrade Communications Radios, Purchase Security Cameras
• Community helps girl with rare leukemia
• Overpass park questioned
• Diversity lunch highlight of Race Equality Week
• County commissioner candidates congenial at college
• BOCC unanimously approves proposed millage rate
• KPCB plans local coastal cleanup events
• City braces for busy work session
• Community helps girl with rare leukemia
• Overpass park questioned
• Diversity lunch highlight of Race Equality Week
• County commissioner candidates congenial at college
• BOCC unanimously approves proposed millage rate
• KPCB plans local coastal cleanup events
• City braces for busy work session
• Community helps girl with rare leukemia
• Overpass park questioned
• Diversity lunch highlight of Race Equality Week
• County commissioner candidates congenial at college
• BOCC unanimously approves proposed millage rate
• KPCB plans local coastal cleanup events
• City braces for busy work session
• Community helps girl with rare leukemia
• Overpass park questioned
• Diversity lunch highlight of Race Equality Week
• County commissioner candidates congenial at college
• BOCC unanimously approves proposed millage rate
• KPCB plans local coastal cleanup events
• City braces for busy work session
• Middle Schools Of The Arts Show; FCAT Retake Dates, Registration
• Marching with a new twist
• Polk County to save $6.6 million through sale of Build America bonds
• Identify theft topic for Republican Club
• Polk foreclosure sales go online
• Planning for Central Polk Parkway under way
• Bartow Police Department's Citizens' Police Academy
• Cornucopia Art Show
• Farmers and Artisans Market
• Donate Supplies to Polk County Schools
• Five Polk Public School Students Are National Merit Semifinalists
• Planning for Central Polk Parkway under way
• Marching with a new twist
• Polk County to save $6.6 million through sale of Build America bonds
• Identify theft topic for Republican Club
• Polk foreclosure sales go online
• Splish, splash at summer’s end
• Wet August eases drought conditions
• 28 Years of love for ‘somebodies’
• lu, pneumonia vaccine clinics for adults planned
• Central Polk Parkway workshop scheduled
• Overall city tax bill about the same
• Pay runs out for 143 laid-off Mosaic employees
• House fire forces five to evacuate
• School millage, budget, win unanimous approval
• Progress returns Church Street to past
• Spook Hill: Will changes haunt it?
• Lakeland’s Lincoln Avenue Academy Named Intel School Of Distinction Finalist
• Get a Head Start on Voting
• Lake Gibson High, Lake Gibson Middle, Winter Haven High Win Medals At National FCCLA Program
• Progress returns Church Street to past
• Spook Hill: Will changes haunt it?
• Splish, splash at summer’s end
• Polk Represented At National Student Business Leader Conference
• Commission approves prison transition program, health clinic
• Healthy Families Polk financial freedom program
• Bartow Middle holds ‘do and don’t’ fashion show
• Lacy is four-time winner of Bartow photo contest
• Church Service Center open for lunch
• English urges Polk County get behind, support ballot proposal
• Correction
• Budget talk at city meeting
• Mother of victim’s son faces uncertain future
• Volunteer firefighter followed dad
• Labor Day garbage schedule
• Labor Day garbage schedule
• Three Polk Middle Schools Lead The Way In Robotics Instruction, Competitions
• Three Polk Schools To Receive Solar-Powered Energy Systems
• September 2010 Update Newsletter
• Bloomin' Arts Festival
• 21 Polk Schools Receive Superior Ratings In Sunshine State Young Readers Festival
• Commission approves prison transition program, health clinic
• Healthy Families Polk financial freedom program
• Bartow Middle holds ‘do and don’t’ fashion show
• Mother of victim’s son faces uncertain future
• Volunteer firefighter followed dad
• Labor Day garbage schedule
• 13 Polk Schools Represent Polk At National, State Technology Competition
• Presentation To Parents About Autism; Surplus Books Available To Public
• Campaign finance contribution totals
• Proposed CRA budget down, incubator funded
• Money and politics:
• Man seriously injured in crash
• 2 Murder suspects arrested
• Signs may violate city codes
• Final election results tabulated
• Mosaic lays off 140
• Submarine vets memorial planned at Summerlin Academy
• Church Service Center moving office
• Community National Bank bought out
• College, Postsecondary Planning Seminars
• Anonymous phone call leads to delays
• College Fair
• Learning curve preparing Dr. Nickell
• County reviews potential charter schools
• First day of school: a mix of emotions
• Cow ‘flies’ over car after collision
• Turnout good at political rally
• Bartow Marketing Partnership’s fourth annual Bartow photo contest Winners
• Bethune Academy Teachers Are Bright House Networks Star Teachers
• Roosevelt Academy’s Farm Earns Recognition From Nutrients For Life, FFA
• Anonymous phone call leads to delays
• Learning curve preparing Dr. Nickell
• County reviews potential charter schools
• First day of school: a mix of emotions
• Cow ‘flies’ over car after collision
• Turnout good at political rally
• Campaign finance contribution totals
• Money and politics:
• Signs may violate city codes
• Mosaic lays off 140
• Community National Bank bought out
• Mosaic lays off 140
• Hotrods & Hogs Poker Run
• School Board E-Town Hall
• Bartow Art Guild Upcoming Events
• Want to Learn Zumba?
• August 2010 Business Update Chamber Newsletter
• The Big Deal Chairman is Frank Johnson
• The Bartow Marketing Partnership - Shop Bartow Umbrellas
• Parks and Recreation Plans Include Fall-filled Programs
• Bartow's Farmers and Artisans Market
• Cruise-In Car Show
• Anonymous phone call leads to delays
• Bartow Art Guild
• Learning curve preparing Dr. Nickell
• School Board E-Town Hall
• Turnout good at political rally
• Campaign finance contribution totals
• Money and politics:
• Signs may violate city codes
• School Board Schedule; Sales Tax Oversight Committee Meeting - September 2010
• Farm Bureau Scholarships Awarded; George Jenkins Students Win In Culinary Competition
• Turnout low for League of Women Voters forum
• Free Bartow political rally Thursday
• School millage fee perplexing to many
• Political rally in Bartow Thursday
• McCollum comes across as 'Rocky’
• Sen. Nelson listens to county reps
• Higher fire assessment considered
• TRIM notices coming out
• Free Bartow political rally Thursday
• School millage fee perplexing to many
• Political rally in Bartow Thursday
• McCollum comes across as 'Rocky’
• Sen. Nelson listens to county reps
• Higher fire assessment considered
• New Principal Appointment at Dundee Ridge Middle School
• School Board To Address Concerns About Budget, Class Size Amendment In E-Town Hall
• SPCA sees record adoptions
• Arrest bittersweet for family of the victim
• Arrest made in 9-year cold murder case
• Dixie Baseball 2012World Series coming to Bartow
• Bartow Lioness ClubWelcomes Dakota Bastanzi
• Home invasion suspects still at large
• TRIM notices coming out
• Turnout low for League of Women Voters forum
• Arrest bittersweet for family of the victim
• Arrest made in 9-year cold murder case
• Dixie Baseball 2012World Series coming to Bartow
• Bartow Lioness ClubWelcomes Dakota Bastanzi
• Home invasion suspects still at large
• City leadersspar over budget
• School District And Mental Health Partners Team Up With Lakeland Flying Tigers
• SPCA sees record adoptions
• TRIM notices coming out
• Turnout low for League of Women Voters forum
• Free Bartow political rally Thursday
• School millage fee perplexing to many
• Political rally in Bartow Thursday
• McCollum comes across as 'Rocky’
• Sen. Nelson listens to county reps
• Higher fire assessment considered
• The Bartow Marketing Partnership - Shop Bartow Umbrellas
• Parks and Recreation Plans Include Fall-filled Programs
• Bartow's Farmers and Artisans Market
• Cruise-In Car Show
• Bartow Art Guild
• Home invasion suspects still at large
• City leadersspar over budget
• Polk Students Win Awards At State, National Healthcare Competition
• Arrest bittersweet for family of the victim
• Arrest made in 9-year cold murder case
• Dixie Baseball 2012World Series coming to Bartow
• Bartow Lioness ClubWelcomes Dakota Bastanzi
• Gunfire and pursuit ends in arrest
• Sinkhole forces man from home
• Candidate cries foul over rival’s campaign literature
• Bartow man hurtin fatal crash
• Free And Reduced Meal Applications Available
• Disney Donates $50,000 To School District, District Partner
• Bartow High Makes Newsweek's Best High Schools List
• Bartow Regional Doctors' South Lakeland Enclave
• Elite Surgical Associates Celebrates New Office
• International Baccalaureate School in Bartow
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• Florida Flu Information
• Prostate Awareness Lunch and Learn
• Women's Health Open House
• BRMC Board member receives community award
• Knell Named CEO at Bartow Regional
• Accused murderer drank victim’s blood say police
• Schools in lockdown following morning home invasion
• Tables turned and schools graded
• Gunfire and pursuit ends in arrest
• Sinkhole forces man from home
• Candidate cries foul over rival’s campaign literature
• Bartow man hurtin fatal crash
• Accused murderer drank victim’s blood say police
• Schools in lockdown following morning home invasion
• Tables turned and schools graded
• Tables turned and schools graded
• The Big Deal Chairman is Frank Johnson
• Accused murderer drank victim’s blood say police
• Schools in lockdown following morning home invasion
• Bartow Youth Football inducts 10 into its inaugural Hall of Fame class; notes 50 years
• Suspicious letter does not lead to arrest
• Union Academy alumni grand reunion a momentous occasion
• Polk County Public Schools Board Meeting Schedule August 2010
• Jenkins, Mulberry, Summerlin Take Awards At State JROTC Army Drill Meet
• Bartow Youth Football inducts 10 into its inaugural Hall of Fame class; notes 50 years
• Suspicious letter does not lead to arrest
• Union Academy alumni grand reunion a momentous occasion
• August 2010 Business Update Chamber Newsletter
• The Big Deal Chairman is Frank Johnson
• Lincoln Avenue Academy Wins National Science Competition Awards
• Leadership Bartow Announces New Members
• Library Is A Great Getaway This Summer
• Our History Comes To Life At Polk County Historical Museum
• Bartow Art Guild Upcoming Events
• Want to Learn Zumba?
• Lien on me — county to enforce cleanups
• Judge makes no decision on Mosaic expansion; layoffs still pending
• Harrison is Science Teacher of Year
• Commissioners all surprised by Herr’s resignation
• Mike Herr resigns as county manager
• Polk Schools, Administrator Recognized By Florida Alliance For Arts Education
• Polk Schools Among State’s Best For Low Energy Usage, Costs
• Harrison named Science Teacher of the Year
• Harrison is Science Teacher of Year
• Take a free ride on downtown shuttle
• Commissioners all surprised by Herr’s resignation
• Higher millage, fire assessment considered
• Mike Herr resigns as county manager
• August 2010 Business Update Chamber Newsletter
• County puts a halt to impact fees
• Summerlin Academy teacher’s complaint denied
• Army National Guard Bash July 30
• Library ADA ramp built
• Road work smooths intersection
• Lien on me — county to enforce cleanups
• Judge makes no decision on Mosaic expansion; layoffs still pending
• Three Polk Teachers Win Governor’s Awards For Economics Teaching
• County puts a halt to impact fees
• Summerlin Academy teacher’s complaint denied
• Army National Guard Bash July 30
• Library ADA ramp built
• Road work smooths intersection
• Harrison named Science Teacher of the Year
• Take a free ride on downtown shuttle
• Higher millage, fire assessment considered
• Start early when choosing a college
• Hot work to bring cool, clear water
• Commission approves BYOB
• Students From Nine Schools Win Medals At State FCCLA Program
• Homeland security for the groves
• BYOB up for discussion
• Start early when choosing a college
• Hot work to bring cool, clear water
• Commission approves BYOB
• June 2010 Business Update Newsletter
• Leadership Bartow Announces New Members
• Bartow Parks and Recreation Department Summer Programs
• Library Is A Great Getaway This Summer
• Tea For Two (or more) Now At The Stanford Inn
• Our History Comes To Life At Polk County Historical Museum
• Parks & Recreation Department Offers Sports Camps
• Bartow Art Guild Upcoming Events
• Our History Comes To Life At Polk County Historical Museum
• Want to Learn Zumba?
• Kids Can Stay Busy At The Library!
• Committee of 100 reviews transit tax
• Bartow Farmers’ & Artisans’ Market
• County budget cutting begins
• July 2010 Business Update Newsletter
• County jobless number jumps
• Polk Vision's Webcasts Scheduled
• County jobless number jumps
• Chamber Young Professionals Upcoming Events
• Local teacher honored
• High tech or traditional, Vacation Bible School a meaningful experience
• Homeland security for the groves
• Chamber Young Professionals Upcoming Events
• High School Music Programs Lauded At Lake Region, Mulberry, Winter Haven
• Haines City's Boone Middle Is All About Math
• IST And Community Relations Departments Win Awards From Professional Organizations
• Lake Region High Students Win Awards At State Career-Related, Business Programs
• Fifth National Merit Scholar From Polk Named
• Lawton Chiles Middle Represents Polk At National Science Programs
• Polk County Public Schools Board Meeting Schedule for July 2010
• Master Key Awards, Maps In Schools Project
• George Jenkins High Receives Nearly $14,000; District Teen Trendsetters
• Polk Vision's Webcasts Scheduled
• Students From 14 Polk Schools Win Awards At State Business Leader Program
• July 2010 Business Update Newsletter
• Kocab Memorial Fund
• Mock Trial Camp Has Openings, Americorps Polk Reads Seeks Paid Tutors
• Elementary Science Fair Superior Projects
• Human Resource Services Division New School Administrator Announcement - June 7, 2010
• Human Resource Services Division New School Administrator Announcement - June 14, 2010
• Crystal Lake Middle, Lake Gibson High Students Are Disney Dreamers And Doers
• Parks & Recreation Department Offers Sports Camps
• Our History Comes To Life At Polk County Historical Museum
• Kids Can Stay Busy At The Library!
• Bartow Farmers’ & Artisans’ Market
• Bartow High Makes Newsweek’s Best High Schools List
• Minority Achievement Awards
• Tenoroc High Sportsmanship Award, District’s Haiti Relief Nears $60,000
• Winter Haven, Bartow Teachers Honored By Math, Science Professional Organizations
• Presentation At Lakeland High Launches Maps In Schools Project
• Bartow Parks and Recreation Department Summer Programs
• Tea For Two (or more) Now At The Stanford Inn
• Public Hearings and School Concurrency Summit
• Polk Presents At Education Summit, Web Site Voted Among Best Nationally
• June 2010 Business Update Newsletter
• Graduating Student Leaders Give Feedback To Superintendent’s Office...
• Polk County Public Schools News - May 28, 2010
• Bill And Melinda Gates Fund Scholarship For Lake Region High Senior
• Four Polk Students Named National Merit Scholars
• Polk Represented at National Spelling Bee
• Pairings for Florida Sheriff Youth Villa Classic Listed
• Human Resource Services Division New School Administrator Announcement - May 7, 2010
• Human Resource Services Division New School Administrator Announcement - May 11, 2010
• Professional Organizations Recognize Lake Region High Science Teacher, School District Psychologist
• Winter Haven High Student Honored For Heroics
• Union Academy’s Wizards Of Wall Street
• School Board Meeting To Identify Preferred Superintendent Candidate
• School District, Davenport School Of The Arts Receive National, State Plaudits For Music
• Four Chosen For Polk County Public Schools Hall Of Fame
• Superintendent Search Schedule For May 17, 18, 19 , 2010
• Free Summer Meals Available For Children
• New School Administrator Announcement
• Special Needs Conference, K-2 Art Show, Public Hearing, Sales Tax Committee
• Elementary Science Fair and Robotics Tournament
• GLT Office Supply Offers First Time Chamber Member Buyers Discount
• Polk State College European Tour Informational Meeting
• Bartow Businesses Offer Government Employee Discounts
• Johnson Barbeque Celebrates Chamber Ribbon-cutting
• Bartow Youth Football Lists Coming Events
• Nominations Now Accepted for Leadership Polk Class IV
• April 2010 Business Update Newsletter
• Bartow Printing Moves To Main Street
• Small Business Development Center Offers Seminars for May
• May 2010 Business Update Newsletter
• R. Bruce Wagner, Fort Meade Senior Students Honored By Straz Center, PRECO
• Auburndale High Staff Take Top Honors In FDOE’s Just Read, Florida! Program
• Small Business Development Center Offers Seminars for May
• May 2010 Business Update Newsletter
• Upcoming School Board Schedule - April 26, 2010
• Application Deadlines, Science Fair, Robotics Tourney, Poetry Awards and Special Needs Conference
• About Face Awards Honor Students Making Positive Changes, Decisions
• Tedder Elementary School to Celebrate 50th Anniversary
• Peace River Center's Thrift Shop Needs Donations
• March 2010 Business Update Chamber Newsletter
• GLT Office Supply Offers First Time Chamber Member Buyers Discount
• Polk State College European Tour Informational Meeting
• Bartow Businesses Offer Government Employee Discounts
• Johnson Barbeque Celebrates Chamber Ribbon-cutting
• Bartow Youth Football Lists Coming Events
• Nominations Now Accepted for Leadership Polk Class IV
• April 2010 Business Update Newsletter
• Bartow Printing Moves To Main Street
• Polk Is Runner-Up In Commissioner’s Academic Challenge Tournament
• 16 Students From Six Schools Represent Polk At State Science, Engineering Fair
• Science Fair, Community Forum, Fine Arts Program and Parent Information Fair
• Lawton Chiles Middle, Kathleen High, Crystal Lake Middle Take Honors In Student...
• Elementary Art Show, Kathleen Elementary Anniversary, Guitar Concert
• Human Resource Services Division New School Administrator
• School’s Top Volunteer Is Four-Legged Friend, A Dog
• Polk County Public School District’s Wellness Program Earns Top Award From...
• Rochelle School Of The Arts Student Overcomes Disability To Be Accomplished Musician
• Polk County Public School District Seeks Votes For Its Web Site In National Contest
• Polk County Public Schools News - April 5, 2010
• Upcoming School Board Schedule - March 26, 2010
• Polk To Compete In Commissioner’s Academic Challenge Tournament
• Kindergarten Round-Up Week
• Polk History Fair Award Winners
• Academic March Madness Story/Art Opportunities
• Activities To Be Held In All-County Dance And Band, Charter Applications, State JROTC....
• Polk’s Career Academies Recognized By American School Board Journal Magazine
• Grants Director, Foodservice Department Receive Awards From Professional Organizations
• Traviss Business Students Win Awards At State Conference, Advance To Nationals
• Auburndale High Network Manager and Community Involvement Coordinator Recognized For...
• Lewis Anna Woodbury, Union Academy Take State Archery Championships
• Surrogate Parent Volunteers, Congressional Art Show, Academic Competitions
• Lawton Chiles Middle, Winter Haven High Students Earn Awards For Environmental, Military Studies
• School Board Seeks Parent, Student, Community Input In Superintendent Search
• Profiles Of 14 Teacher Of The Year, School-Related Employee Of The Year Finalists
• Winter Haven High, Crystal Lake Elementary Staff Take Top Honors In Teacher, School-Related Awards
• Four Lakeland High Students Receive President’s Volunteer Service Award
• Human Resource Services Division New School Administrator
• School Board Approves Teacher, Paraeducator, Support Staff Contract
• Polk County Public Schools News - February 19, 2010
• Middle School All-County Band
• Polk County Public Schools News - February 12, 2010
• Six Polk Students Are National Merit Finalists
• Parent Survey To Not Include iPODS As Incentive
• Winter Haven High Student Is Part Of Buccaneers Advisory Board
• Students Win Laptops In ESOL Essay Contest
• Polk Schools Are Only Florida Organization Named 2009 Energy Star Leader By EPA
• Boswell, Dixieland, Sandhill Named Learning-Focused Presidential Preferred Schools
• Orchestra Concerts, Spelling Bee, History Fair, Top Teacher And Staff Awards
• Nominees For Teacher And School-Related Employee Of The Year
• Polk County Public School District, Teachers Union Reach Tentative Contract
• Apple Lauds Student Television Program - Choral Music Concerts
• School District Raises Funds For Haiti, Arts Event Targets Haiti Relief
• High Schools Orientation, Jazz Band Concerts, High School Academic Tournament
• 33 Schools Recognized As Polk County Family Week Partners
• Florida Department Of Education Survey, All-County Orchestra, MathCounts
• Polk Public Schools News - Blake Academy
• MLK Day Essay Winners, Polk Represented At National Student Leader Conference
• Environmental Protection Agency Recognizes Polk Schools For Energy Conservation
• Shining Star Awards Honor Schools For Technology
• FFA Creed Speaking Contest, Polk County Family Week Art, Essay Contest Winners
• 11 Polk Teachers Earn Prestigious National Board Certification
• Polk Public Schools Seeks Hall Of Fame Nominations
• Scholarship and Financial Aid Seminars Scheduled, Lake Gibson Middle Highlighted...
• Holiday-Themed Story/Art Opportunity
• School District Recognized For Charter School Accountability, Health And Wellness Initiatives
• Magnet And Choice School Application Period, Free Parenting Courses
• PRISM Honors 16 Polk Students For Excellence In Math, Science
• Polk County Public Schools Board Meeting Schedule
• Story/Art Opportunities For Week Of December 7, 2009
• Ridge Community, Lakeland, Tenoroc, Inwood Staff Honored By Professional Organizations...
• Sixteen Named Model Schools For Discipline
• Sleepy Hill Middle, Union Academy, Harrison Arts Students Win State, National Awards
• Very Special Arts Show
• Fields, Harris Named Board Chair, Vice Chairman
• News from Polk County Public Schools - November 17, 2009
• Story/Art Opportunities For November 18 - 19, 2009
• Polk County Public Schools: Special Needs Workshops and Adult School Graduation
• Summerlin, Lawton Chiles Take Top Places In State Language, Stock Market Competitions
• Lake Marion Creek, Lake Region, McLaughlin Staff Honored By Professional Organizations
• 22 Teachers Represent Polk In Washington, D.C. Professional Development
• Polk School Board Upcoming Schedule - November 6, 2009
• U.S. COAST GUARD AUXILIARY
• Robotics Technology Competition Results, National Family And Consumer Sciences Program
• Twenty-Eight Students Achieve FCAT Perfection
• Student Humanitarian Event Benefits Clean Water In Africa
• Polk Students Win Culinary, Writing Awards At State Activities
• Special Needs Workshops, All-County Chorus
• Green Education Story/Art Opportunity
• Story/Art Opportunities For October 22 - 24, 2009
• Kathleen High Science Teacher Participates In National Science Foundation Event
• Culinary Teachers Recognized By State, Local Professional Organizations
• R. Bruce Wagner’s National Walk To School Day Instruction
• Polk School District Employee Wins National Farmworker Award
• Polk School Board Upcoming Schedule - October 9, 2009
• Technology Student Association State Conference Winners
• Ridge Community High Students Represent Polk At Penn Relays
• Magnet, Choice Applications, FCAT Retakes, Art Show, Marching Band Festival
• Lawton Chiles Middle, Fort Meade Senior Students Represent Polk In Washington, D.C
• Boone Middle Principal Is Keynote Speaker At Diversity Conference
• Dixieland Elementary Wins $5,000 Award From Florida Dairy Council
• Lake Region High Students Win Awards At State Business, Career-Related Programs
• Human Resource Services Division New School Administrator Announcement
• National Merit Semifinalists Includes First-Ever At Haines City IB
• Polk County Public Schools Student News items - September 17, 2009
• Polk County Public Schools News - September 16, 2009
• Finalists, Nominees For 2009 PRISM Exemplary Math And Science Teacher Awards
• Five Community Groups Take Top Honors At Superintendent’s Partnership Awards
• Polk Schools Honors Its Partners
• Human Resource Services Division New School Administrator Announcement
• Story/Art Opportunities For September 10 to 14, 2009
• Polk School District Protocol For President Obama’s September 8 Speech
• Polk County Public Schools Student News items - September 4, 2009
• 31 Schools Named Five Star By State, Most Ever In Program History
• Students From Polk Schools Win Awards At National Business Leader Program
• Four New Academies To Help Students Drop Back In
• U.S. Senator To Visit Military Academy In Bartow
• College And Postsecondary Planning Seminars Scheduled
• Human Resource Services Division New School Administrator Announcement
• College Fair, Diversity Challenge Essay Contest Winners
• Organization Rates Bartow IB Best High School In The South, Sales Tax Oversight Committee
• National, State Organizations Honor Polk Teachers
• Story/Art Opportunities For August 18 To 20, 2009
• National Elementary Honor Society At Auburndale Central Elementary
• Two From Polk Chosen For Space Florida Workshop
• Elementary Science Fair Superior Projects
• New Lake Alfred Elementary Principal
• August Work Sessions, Board Meetings, Public Hearings Schedule
• Applications Available For Free And Reduced Price School Meals
• Master Key Award Winners, Westwood Middle’s Positive Promotion Award
• Human Resource Services Division New School Administrator Announcement 2
• Human Resource Services Division New School Administrator Announcement
• Tenoroc High Accreditation, Lincoln Avenue Academy Receives State PTA Awards
• Polk School Board Schedule Of Tuesday, July 28, 2009
• News from Polk County Public Schools - July 22, 2009
• Students From 13 Polk Schools Win Awards At State Business Leader Program
• Students From Seven Polk Schools Earn Medals at State FCCLA Conference
• Polk Schools Awarded $592,602 For Emergency Management, Safety Program
• Health Occupations Students Of America State Conference Award Winners
• Harrison’s Williams Named Polk’s Fifth National Merit Scholar in 2009
• Paid Tutoring Positions Available, Meeting Update
• Federal Government Awards Polk Schools Nearly $1 Million To Enhance American History Teaching
• Farm Bureau Scholarship Recipients, World Languages Competition Gold Medal Winners
• News from Polk County Public Schools - July 7, 2009
• Winter Haven’s Garner Elementary To Receive Statewide PTA Parent Involvement Award
• 2008-2009 Concert Band Performance Assessments For Middle And High Schools
• School District Cable Television Channel Change, Meeting Updates
• Polk Represented At National Academic Tourney, National History Fair and International...
• Daniel Jenkins Archery, Kathleen High Agriculture Win State Championships
• Human Resource Services Division New School Administrator Announcement
• School Board Adjusts Tax Millage, Employee Health Benefits
• 2008-2009 Chorus Performance Assessment Results For Middle And High Schools
• State JROTC Precision Drill Results
• Thirteen From Class of 2009 Accumulate 1,000 Community Service Hours
• Minority Achievement Awards
• School Concurrency Summit, Traviss Career Center Courses In Fort Meade
• Human Resource Services Division New School Administrator Announcement
• Board Meeting Updates, Summer Schedule - June 8, 2009
• Three More Polk Students Named National Merit Scholars
• State History Fair Results/National History Fair Qualifiers
• Free Summer Meals Available For Children
• Polk County Public Schools - Meeting Updates
• Service Learning on MSN.com, DSOTA’s Change The World Club
• 2009 Polk Public Schools Hall Of Fame Inductees
• SMART Showcase Schools, Lewis Anna Woodbury STK Club
• Story/Art Opportunities For May 11 To May 14
• 13 Years Perfect Attendance, National Merit Scholar
• Bill and Melinda Gates To Fund Postsecondary Education For 2 Polk Seniors
• Superintendent’s Scholars Announced
• Story/Art Opportunities for May 5 to May 8, 2009
• Polk County Public Schools News - May 1, 2009
• State Science and Engineering Fair Results
• Polk Academic Team Is Third In State Academic Tourney
• Story/Art Opportunities for April 28 To May 2, 2009
• Polk Schools Foodservice Director Is Finalist For Prestigious Industry Award
• Public Invited To Upcoming School District Activities
• State History Fair Qualifiers
• Environmental Protection Agency Recognizes Polk Schools For Energy Conservation
• Polk Hosts 1,200 Participants For State Science Fair
• Polk County Public Schools News - April 9, 2009
• Kindergarten Round-Up Week Is April 20 To 24, 2009
• Public Invited to Career and Adult Education Showcase, State Science Fair
• Polk Well Represented At State FFA Citrus, Nursery and Landscape
• Charter School Meeting
• Story/Art Opportunities For March 24, 25, 2009
• Construction Manager-at-Risk Selection Meeting Notice
• Academic Tourneys Are Another Version Of March Madness
• Polk County Public Schools News - Story/Art Opportunities
• Bartow High Mentioned in Business Week
• Eastside Elementary is Named Title I Distinguished School
• Polk PTA to Inform On School Funding
• Meetings Planned On School Budget
• Upcoming Board Meeting Schedule - March 2, 2009
• Public Invited To Upcoming Fine Arts Events
• Black History Month State Art Contest Winner, Featured Storytellers At Tellabration!
• Story/Art Opportunities For February 25 to 28, 2009
• State Science Fair Qualifiers
• Seven Polk Students Are National Merit Finalists
• Diversity Celebration, FCAT Information, State JROTC Drill Meet
• School Notes Item - Winston Elementary
• Teets, Wickham Take Top Honors In Teacher, School-Related Awards
• Teacher of the Year, School-Related Employee of the Year Announced
• Polk County Public Schools News - February 9, 2009
• Meeting Schedule - February 6, 2009
• Sunshine State Scholars Finalist Alternate, ESOL Essay Contest Winner
• Lawton Chiles Teacher Reels In $16,300 In Grants
• Polk County Public Schools News - February 3, 2009
• Students Earn Awards In Healthcare Studies, Writing
• Polk County Public Schools News - Meeting Notices: Freshman Orientations
• MLK Day, VFW Essay Contest Winners
• Polk County Public Schools News - Real Men Read! Recruiting Volunteer Readers
• Polk County Public Schools News - Education Items: January 16, 2009
• Polk County Public Schools News - Education Items
• Kathleen High Counselor is Organization’s National Mentor of the Year
• Public Hearing Regarding Proposed Rezone of East Polk County Schools
• Nominees for Teacher of the Year, School-Related Employee of the Year
• Magnet And Choice Applications, Scholarship and Financial Aid Seminars, Special Needs Workshops
• Sunshine State Scholars, PRISM Scholars Are High Achievers In Math, Science
• Eleven Named Model Schools For Discipline
• Students From Kathleen, Bartow IB Win Awards at National FFA Convention

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