Lake Mary Preparatory School
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Lake Mary Preparatory School is a coeducational, non-sectarian, independent school founded in 1999. Located on forty-seven acres in Lake Mary, Florida, the school blends typical core college preparatory curriculum with progressive interdisciplinary teaching styles. The school has an athletic complex which includes a soccer/football field, a baseball field, a track, and five tennis courts.
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[edit] About
Lake Mary Prep is a branch of Learning Unlimited International Schools (established in 1976, Columbus, Ohio). The Lake Mary campus currently consists of two buildings. The Upper School building for grades 6-12 is a 45,000 square foot building that contains classrooms, three science labs, three computer labs, a fully-equipped art room, a dance room, a library/media center, a regulation sized gymnasium, a well-equipped performance stage, two cafeterias, and administrative offices. The Lower School building for grades Pre-K through 5th is 22,000 square feet and contains classrooms, a multipurpose room/lunch room, an art room, and a computer lab.
[edit] Accreditation
Lake Mary Preparatory School is accredited by the Florida Council of Independent Schools.
[edit] Curriculum
Major strengths of the school are scholarship, hard work, creativity, and fellowship of the diverse student body. Lake Mary Prep welcomes students and families who have a commitment to a well rounded, rigorous program in a multicultural learning environment where respect for the integrity of each individual and their heritage is assumed. The primary thrust of Learning Unlimited International Schools is to aid each student in the development of his or her highest levels of expression, talent and productivity.
[edit] Athletics
The Lake Mary Prep Griffins have earned the following titles:
[edit] 2006-07
- Golf - District Champions, Regional Champions, State Runner-Up
- Volleyball - District Runner-Up
- Soccer (boys)- District Runner-up, Regional Quarter-Finalist
- Basketball (boys) - District Champions, Regional Semi-Finalist
- Basketball (girls) - District Runner-up, Regional Quarter-Finalist
[edit] 2005-06
- Golf - District Runner-Ups
- Basketball (Girls) - District Champions
- Basketball (Boys) - District Champions, Regional Champions, State Runner-Up
- Softball (girls) - District Champions
- Baseball - District Champions, Regional Finalists
[edit] 2004-05
- Baseball - District Champions, Regional Semifinalist
- Basketball (Boys) - District Champions, Regional Semifinalist
- Tennis (Boys) - District Champions, Regional Quarterfinalist
- Soccer (Boys) - Regional Quarterfinalist
- Varsity Cup (Boys) - 3rd 1A Overall Sports Program
[edit] 2003-04
- Soccer (Boys) - District Champions
- Basketball (Boys) - District Runner-Up
[edit] 2002-03
- Soccer (Boys) - District Champions
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