School Dress Code

The purpose of the Challenger Middle Dress Code is to encourage students to focus on the learning process without the distractions of unsuitable dress and grooming, as well as to develop good habits that will lead to "dressing for success" in college and career. Students shall maintain a clean, orderly appearance at all times. The responsibility for the personal appearance of the student rests with the parent/guardian and the student. Personal appearance shall not disrupt the educational process. A student who is dressed appropriately is demonstrating respect for self and others, as well as contributes to a safe and orderly learning environment. The following establishes the minimum acceptable standards for student dress to be interpreted and enforced by the administration. Each principal has the authority with his or her staff and community, as permitted by School Board policy, to establish additional standards at individual schools.

  
 

 

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Intramural Sports Announcement

Hey there sports fans! If your student is interested in trying out for any sports this year, they MUST have a physical completed by a doctor in order to step foot on the court or field for tryouts. This district mandate will be strictly enforced and is in the best interest of all of our student-athletes and their well-being. Below you will see an excellent opportunity to have a physical completed before our sports season kicks off with basketball. Remember, your student's doctor must sign their physical form clearing them to play sports and you turn in a copy of this form to the front office before your student is allowed to try out for any sport. Please direct any and all questions to Ted Fackler

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District News

Lee County Celebrates Historic School Certifications And  Outstanding Teacher Recognition
Lee County Celebrates Historic School Certifications And Outstanding Teacher Recognition
03/11/2026
The School District of Lee County is proud to announce a historic milestone: Cypress Lake Middle School and Hancock Creek Elementary School have become the first two schools in the State of Florida to earn High Reliability Schools (HRS) Level 3 Certification through the Marzano framework.
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Mosquito Control
03/11/2026
Representatives from Lee County Mosquito Control District visited students at Tanglewood Elementary, teaching them about what they do.
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Talent Acquisition Department Receives 2026 FSW Business Partner Award for Workforce Pathways
Talent Acquisition Department Receives 2026 FSW Business Partner Award for Workforce Pathways
03/10/2026
The Talent Acquisition Department of the School District of Lee County has been named a recipient of the 2026 Business Partner Award for Workforce Pathways by Florida SouthWestern State College (FSW).
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General Health Reminders

  • Students will be reminded of personal hygiene recommendations through announcements and posters throughout the building.

  • Hand sanitizer stands will be at high traffic areas for student and staff use. Students will be encouraged to bring personal hand sanitizer.

  • Students will be reminded to wash their hands regularly throughout the day.

  • Students will bring their own CLEAR water bottles to school pre-filled with water.

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