The Lafayette County school district received a grade of "A" this year for the first time in the past five years. Lafayette Elementary School received an "A" while the high school received a "B". This grade is calculated by adding points earned from performance in reading, math, writing and science. Federally funded schools are rated based on whether they meet state standards in these academic areas or are making appropriate gains. FOR FULL STORY CLICK HERE.
Lafayette School District is offering a new school, Lafayette Virtual School, to meet the needs of our students. This school will offer online courses only. Students may register full-time in grades K-8 and either full or part-time in grades 9-12. If you would like to enroll please click HERE.
At the NEFEC site go to the top right corner of the web page to the section titled "Overview," and click on "Student Application Process" to register or to find out more information. Registration is open during the month of July. If you have questions regarding this school please contact Betina Hurst at 294-4137 or send an email to: bhurst@lafayette.k12.fl.us.
The vision of the Lafayette County School District is to provide all students with educational opportunities within a safe environment conducive to learning which will enable them to become successful students and positive, productive citizens.
Each student regardless of sex, social class, ethnic or family background is expected to have the opportunity for success in a high-choice, dynamic learning environment.
Our District vision is fulfilled as all stake holders recognize and accept their responsibilities for working together and building a better future.
