Updated: September 25, 2009 |
Welcome to Naples High School
The mission of the Naples High School community--including students, parents, staff members, and community members as participants in the educational process and stakeholders in the school's success--is to provide a safe, orderly, nurturing environment in which all participants work together in mutual respect and pursuit of educational excellence. For a more thorough overview of our educational goals and objectives please go to Our Mission page.
Naples is located in lower Southwest Florida in Collier County containing approximately 2,034 square miles of land and water. Our climate is best described as semi-tropical with a strong marine influence from the Gulf of Mexico. The population is approximately 251,000 with a major surge during the winter season. Six high schools serve a population comprising a wide range of economic, cultural, and religious backgrounds. We serve approximately 1700 students, having over 100 faculty and staff members.
New Gym
Aerial Photos of the New Gym |
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Architectural Renderings |
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Current Construction Photos - June, 2009 |
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Construction Photos - March, 2009 |
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Construction Photos - February, 2009 |
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Construction Photos - December, 2008 |
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The Naples High School new gymnasium construction project is proceeding according to schedule. Kraft Construction Co., Inc. heads up the project and the approximately 41,000 square foot building (consisting of two regulation-sized basketball playing surfaces, a 3000 square foot weight room, locker rooms for P.E. and athletic teams, as well as a lobby, concession area and training room) is scheduled for "substantial completion" by July, 2009. |
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Educating Your Teen About Being "Internet Smart!"
The Collier County School Board encourages all parents to educate their children about being "Internet Smart." They are recommending that parents check out the Internet safety site called NetSmartz®. "NetSmartz® is an interactive, educational safety resource from the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children® and Boys & Girls Clubs of America for children (ages 5-17), parents, guardians, educators, and law enforcement that uses age-appropriate, 3-D activities to teach children how to stay safer on the Internet."
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