Culture of Leadership

Students apply the 7 Habits of Highly Effective Teens to their everyday life. These seven simple tips help teens navigate the pressures of teenager-hood. Students set goals and find ways to use their personal talents and skills through various leadership opportunities and coursework.
Leadership Electives and Opportunities
The 6th grade Leaders for Life course teaches students about the 7 Habits of Highly Effective Teens and how to apply them in their daily lives. Our Junior Achievement partnership infused in this class, exposes students to different career paths and resume building.
JROTC Students develop leadership skills by learning basic military skills. Students participate in an array of stationary skills, small unit drills, ceremonies, uniform inspections, physical training and community service.
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Hurricane Shake -The Hurricane Shake is a competition that places an emphasis on teaching students manners, discipline, respect, and professional conduct. Prior to the competition, students learn the nuances of professional human interaction as they are taught skills such as how to give a proper handshake, how to "work a room," how to give a successful interview, and how to remain composed under pressure. The goal is to prepare students so that they are able to present themselves exceptionally well for opportunities today as well as those that will come in the future. Top students from the Hurricane Shake competition are afforded the opportunity to attend the National Amazing Shake competition at the Ron Clark Academy, in Atlanta, Georgia.
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Lighthouse School- South Seminole Academy has been recognized as a Franklin Covey Certified Lighthouse School. We are proud to be the first 6-8 Middle School in the world to achieve this milestone.
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If you would like more information on our Magnet program or would like to schedule a tour, contact Dr. Clifphene Reid at 407-746-1350 or via email at [email protected]