Danley earns advanced degree from University of Maryland Global Campus

ADELPHI, MD — Scott Danley of Cape Coral has earned a master of business administration from University of Maryland Global Campus.

Danley was one of nearly 600 students to earn an advanced degree from UMGC in late spring 2024. Degrees were conferred June 30 for the doctor of business administration and master of business administration, as well as a variety of master of science specializations.

University of Maryland Global Campus was founded more than 75 years ago specifically to serve the higher education needs of working adults and military service members. Today, UMGC is the largest provider of post-secondary education in Maryland and continues its global tradition with online and hybrid courses, more than 175 classroom and service locations worldwide, and more than 125 degrees and certificates.

For more information, visit UMGC.edu.

Heritage Charter Academy providing free breakfast and lunch for students

Heritage Charter Academy has announced an amendment to its policy for serving meals to students under the National School Lunch Program, Community Eligibility Provision, for the 2024-2025 school year. All students will be served breakfast and lunch at no charge at the Heritage Charter Academy, 2107 Santa Barbara Blvd., Cape Coral.

For additional information, please contact Heritage Charter Academy, food service director Ms. Flynn, at 239-829-5134.

Haney-Withrow named director of the new Institute of Innovative and Emerging Technologies at FSW

Anna Haney-Withrow has been named director of the new Institute of Innovative and Emerging Technologies at Florida SouthWestern State College. In her new role, Haney-Withrow will help foster a collaborative and innovative culture within FSW and the broader community.

Haney-Withrow brings a background in teaching and learning design, with a track record of leadership in both the private sector and academia.

FSW annually serving nearly 20,000 students globally, offering a variety of career-focused academic programs with two- and four-year degrees and professional certifications.

Visit FSW.edu for more information.

Foundation for Lee County Public Schools welcomes new teachers

On Tuesday, July 30, the Foundation for Lee County Public Schools hosted a reception to welcome new teachers to the district. The event, which took place at the foundation’s location, 2266 Second St., provided an opportunity for educators to unwind, socialize and connect with their peers, as well as get a chance to stock up on school supplies.

The reception, attended by a diverse group of educators and community members, featured refreshments and networking opportunities. Highlighting the event was the distribution of supply bags, prepared by the foundation. Each bag was filled with essential classroom materials, ensuring that teachers had the resources they needed to start the school year.

The Foundation for Lee County Public Schools remains committed to fostering a nurturing environment for educators and students alike, ensuring that every teacher feels empowered and equipped to make a meaningful impact in the classroom.

The Foundation is a private, 501(c)(3) organization established in 1986. Its mission is to enhance and enrich the quality of public education in Lee County for students and educators through programs, resources and experiences made possible through corporate, individual and educational partnerships.

Find us online at LeeSchoolFoundation.org, on Instagram @FoundationLCPS, and on Facebook.