SES families enjoy 'Lunch with Loved Ones'

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Posted 9/9/26

Seminole Elementary School students enjoyed Lunch with Loved Ones.

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SES families enjoy 'Lunch with Loved Ones'

Posted Wednesday, September 9, 2026 10:50 am

Special to Lake Okeechobee News

We had Mr. Hubbard with us this week making some classrooms and learning spaces look wonderful again! We appreciate all his hard work and also want to take the time to recognize everyone from the Okeechobee County Schools Maintenance Team as well as from our South Team that do so much to keep South well maintained and ready for our students, families, and staff everyday!!

SES families enjoyed lunch with loved ones last week at Seminole Elementary School.

OKEECHOBEE — Seminole Elementary School students enjoyed Lunch with Loved Ones last week. [Photos courtesy Seminole Elementary School]

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SES families enjoy 'Lunch with Loved Ones'

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SES families enjoy 'Lunch with Loved Ones'

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North Elementary students visit Oceanographic Center

Rotary Club reads to students

Seminole Elementary students explore senses

FSW enrollment surpasses 17,000, reaches highest level …