Image of popcorn and movie tickets with a marquee sign that reads, "Life is a Movie, Film Drug Free"
Select elementary principals and other leaders posed with plaques
No Hurricane Makeup Days. Lake County Schools logo.
Lake County schools reopen on Monday, Oct. 14
October is National Bullying Prevention Month
White words on a black background say Schools closed Thursday, open Friday.
The words severe weather update against a black background with the Lake County Schools logo at the bottom and a yellow and black danger symbol at the top
Photo of black brick wall with a large letter A, symbolizing Apalachee High School in Georgia
Wording says Florida celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month, honoring Hispanic Contributions to Florida's Success. The words are written in gold and white against a purple background with multicolored designs at the top and bottom.
Head shot of Mollie Cunningham on a dark blue background trimmed in gold. Wording says Congratulations Mollie Cunningham, re-elected to Lake County School Board.
Photo of yellow school buses lined up horizontally. A graphic image of a red apple is in the bottom right corner with the words "back to school" written on it.
Superintendent Diane Kornegay sits at table surrounded by district and county staff who are standing behind her
The words "Back to School" written against a chalkboard background with drawings for flowers, grass, leaves, sun and clouds around the border
Screen shot of website page showing Legally Required Advertisements and Public Notices
Large computer screen showing map of Lake County
Headshot photos of newly appointed administrators with their last names printed underneath - Bracewell, Farnsworth, Feltner, Keaveny, Locuson, McCall, Nelson, Peterson, Soos, Stein, Straughn and Zamora
Superintendent Kornegay standing and talking to room full of seated administrators
Men and women in white hard hats lined up horizontally in front of a pile of dirt, scooping the dirt with long-handled shovels
Red sunglasses on top of a calendar with the word Summer at the top and a red sunshine drawn over the number 21
Mount Dora High School Air Force JROTC Cadet Peyton Scott posed with Superintendent Diane Kornegay, Principal Marlene Straughan and other district and Air Force JROTC officials