Florida public high schools in Sanford, Florida

Galileo School for Gifted Learning - Skyway Campus is a K-8 tuition-free public charter school located at 3755 Skyway Drive, Sanford, Florida. Our FDOE-certified High-Performing Charter School offers a unique and engaging learning environment for students in Seminole County. Our dedicated faculty and staff focus on the individual needs of each student, providing a challenging yet supportive educational experience. With a focus on character-building and emotional health, we strive to create a safe and caring community where students can thrive academically and personally. Our non-traditional education model emphasizes student interests and passions, helping to broaden their horizons and foster a love of learning. Join us at Galileo School for Gifted Learning - Skyway Campus and discover the difference a personalized and enriching educational experience can make for your child.

The Sanford Seminole Aquatic Center is a state-of-the-art facility located at 2703 Ridgewood Avenue in Sanford, Florida. This center offers a variety of aquatic programs and activities for the community to enjoy. This Aquatic Center was established through a collaboration between the City of Sanford, Seminole County, and the Seminole County School Board. It officially opened its doors to the public in March of 2000 and has since become a hub for competitive swimming and diving events.

The Sanford Historic Preservation Board, located at 300 North Park Avenue in Sanford, Florida, is a local government office dedicated to preserving the city's buildings, structures, sites, and districts. The program aims to raise awareness of Sanford's cultural and architectural heritage while working with other City departments and community partners to create a more sustainable and livable city. The institution encourages the preservation of historical buildings, which not only safeguard our history but also contribute to a more sustainable environment. Older buildings support affordable housing, small businesses, and arts organizations, while maintaining the character and culture of the city's neighborhoods.