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'Lemon Bay High School' is a high school located in Englewood, Florida.
Lemon Bay opened its doors in 1972 as an elementary school. In 1976 Lemon bay became a junior high with grades 7 through 12. In 1983, concurrent with the construction of L.A.Ainger Middle School, grade 7 was phased out with grade 8 being phased out the following year.
A major renovation completed in 1987 gave the school a new administration wing. A community swimming pool was added in 1989, and an auditorium and new media center in 1991.
The standard english, mathematics, science and history courses core requirements for all students. These four types of courses can all be taken at Advanced Placement (allowing the awarding of college credit based on how the student performs on a national examination) and/or honors level.
Many electives are also available, including television production, drafting, journalism, french language, spanish language, and physical education courses.
'Theater'
The theater program is led by Director Jen Kelly. The theater program puts on several productions during the school year, along with one during the summer in which elementary and junior high students participate. In the past, the theater program has put on productions such as The Music Man, Anything Goes, Seussical the Musical, Les Miserables, Swing!, Oklahoma!, Thoroughly Modern Millie and Cats (musical). The thespian troupe at the school has also achieved success with district and state level performances
'Naval Junior Reserve Officer Training Corps (NJROTC)'
The NJROTC is a program set up by the United States Navy. Students in NJROTC wear a modified U.S. Navy uniform once a week and, as part of curriculum, must pass a physical education test once every nine weeks. Student leaders are in direct control of the affairs of the unit, and are supervised by two retired United States Navy instructors - Master Chief Petty Officer Rick Ellis, and Lieutenant Commander John Faris.
'Band'
The band is made up of Marching band (fall semester), Symphonic band, percussion ensemble, and jazz band.
The band is directed by Shane Ainsworth. The Marching Mantas participated in performance at the FedEx Orange Bowl in Miami, Florida in January of 2007 along with several other high school marching bands.
'Model United Nations'
The Model United Nations club on campus has achieved success in competitions taking place around the state, including at the University of Florida, University of Central Florida, Florida Gulf Coast University, and the Florida High School Model United Nations(FHSMUN). The school was also a founding member of the competition held at Florida Gulf Coast University, the Southwest Florida Model United Nations Competition.
For home sports games, Lemon Bay has a track, football field, baseball fields, swimming pool and gymnasium (for wrestling, basketball, etc).
'Fall Sports include':
Junior Varsity and Varsity Football
Boy's and Girl's Golf
Volleyball
Swimming and Diving
Cross Country
'Winter Sports include':
Girl's and Boy's Basketball
Wrestling
'Spring Sports include':
Girls's and Boy's Tennis
Track
softball
The school has many clubs, most of which meet weekly. The school also holds a "club day" during school every other month, during which students take time from school for club activities. Most clubs engage in some form of community service.
Anime
Autism Speaks
Breakfast Book
Business
C.A.R.E
Community Emergency Response Team Club
Chess and Game
D.C.T
Environment
Future Educators of America
Fellowship of Christian Athletes (FCA)
Food
French
Interact
International Thespian Society
Juniors
Key Club
Letterman's
Mock Trial
Model United Nations
Musical Influence
Photography
Ray Dolls
Students Against Drunk Driving (S.A.D.D.)
Seniors
S.T.A.C.
Surf and Skim
Students Working Against Tobacco (S.W.A.T.)
Technology Students of America (T.S.A.)
Young Democrats
Young Republicans
Web Club
★ Lemon Bay High School
| Contents |
| History |
| Classes |
| Activities |
| Sports |
| Clubs |
| External links |
History
Lemon Bay opened its doors in 1972 as an elementary school. In 1976 Lemon bay became a junior high with grades 7 through 12. In 1983, concurrent with the construction of L.A.Ainger Middle School, grade 7 was phased out with grade 8 being phased out the following year.
A major renovation completed in 1987 gave the school a new administration wing. A community swimming pool was added in 1989, and an auditorium and new media center in 1991.
Classes
The standard english, mathematics, science and history courses core requirements for all students. These four types of courses can all be taken at Advanced Placement (allowing the awarding of college credit based on how the student performs on a national examination) and/or honors level.
Many electives are also available, including television production, drafting, journalism, french language, spanish language, and physical education courses.
Activities
'Theater'
The theater program is led by Director Jen Kelly. The theater program puts on several productions during the school year, along with one during the summer in which elementary and junior high students participate. In the past, the theater program has put on productions such as The Music Man, Anything Goes, Seussical the Musical, Les Miserables, Swing!, Oklahoma!, Thoroughly Modern Millie and Cats (musical). The thespian troupe at the school has also achieved success with district and state level performances
'Naval Junior Reserve Officer Training Corps (NJROTC)'
The NJROTC is a program set up by the United States Navy. Students in NJROTC wear a modified U.S. Navy uniform once a week and, as part of curriculum, must pass a physical education test once every nine weeks. Student leaders are in direct control of the affairs of the unit, and are supervised by two retired United States Navy instructors - Master Chief Petty Officer Rick Ellis, and Lieutenant Commander John Faris.
'Band'
The band is made up of Marching band (fall semester), Symphonic band, percussion ensemble, and jazz band.
The band is directed by Shane Ainsworth. The Marching Mantas participated in performance at the FedEx Orange Bowl in Miami, Florida in January of 2007 along with several other high school marching bands.
'Model United Nations'
The Model United Nations club on campus has achieved success in competitions taking place around the state, including at the University of Florida, University of Central Florida, Florida Gulf Coast University, and the Florida High School Model United Nations(FHSMUN). The school was also a founding member of the competition held at Florida Gulf Coast University, the Southwest Florida Model United Nations Competition.
Sports
For home sports games, Lemon Bay has a track, football field, baseball fields, swimming pool and gymnasium (for wrestling, basketball, etc).
'Fall Sports include':
Junior Varsity and Varsity Football
Boy's and Girl's Golf
Volleyball
Swimming and Diving
Cross Country
'Winter Sports include':
Girl's and Boy's Basketball
Wrestling
'Spring Sports include':
Girls's and Boy's Tennis
Track
softball
Clubs
The school has many clubs, most of which meet weekly. The school also holds a "club day" during school every other month, during which students take time from school for club activities. Most clubs engage in some form of community service.
Anime
Autism Speaks
Breakfast Book
Business
C.A.R.E
Community Emergency Response Team Club
Chess and Game
D.C.T
Environment
Future Educators of America
Fellowship of Christian Athletes (FCA)
Food
French
Interact
International Thespian Society
Juniors
Key Club
Letterman's
Mock Trial
Model United Nations
Musical Influence
Photography
Ray Dolls
Students Against Drunk Driving (S.A.D.D.)
Seniors
S.T.A.C.
Surf and Skim
Students Working Against Tobacco (S.W.A.T.)
Technology Students of America (T.S.A.)
Young Democrats
Young Republicans
Web Club
External links
★ Lemon Bay High School
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