Education
The public schools in Lakeland are operated by the Polk County School Board. There are 28 elementary, 7 middle, 5 traditional high schools and 3 magnet-choice high schools in the Lakeland area run by the Polk County School Board.
Middle schools
- Kathleen Middle School
- Lake Gibson Middle School
- Crystal Lake Middle school
- Sleepy Hill Middle School
- Lawton Chiles Middle Academy
- Lakeland Highlands Middle School
- Southwest Middle School
Traditional public high schools
- George W. Jenkins High School
- Kathleen High School
- Lake Gibson High School
- Lakeland Senior High School
- Tenoroc High School
Magnet high schools
- Central Florida Aerospace Academy
- Lois Cowles Harrison Center for the Visual and Performing Arts
- Polk State College Collegiate High School
Charter schools
- McKeel Academy of Technology
There are a number of opportunities for higher education around the Lakeland area. Florida Southern College, established in 1883, is the best known college in Lakeland and is located on Lake Hollingsworth. Florida Southern is the home of the world’s largest single-site collection of Frank Lloyd Wright architecture. Southeastern University is a university affiliated with the Assemblies of God with 3000 students. The University of South Florida Polytechnic operates a joint site with Polk State College on Winter Lake Road in south Lakeland. In July 2008, USF Lakeland was granted partial autonomy by Gov. Charlie Crist and became the University of South Florida Polytechnic. USFP plans a new campus located just inside the Lakeland's northeast border at the intersection of I-4 and Polk Parkway. Both Everest University and Keiser University two multi-site for-profit accredited universities have locations in Lakeland. Traviss Career Center is a vocational school.[27] It is NAFTC´s Training Center.
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