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CCPS Parent Academy
Collier County Public Schools is proud to announce the official launch of the CCPS Parent Academy! The CCPS Parent Academy provides educational opportunities and resources for parents to become fully engaged partners in their child’s education and enhance their learning experiences. Information regarding upcoming events and parent seminars, community resources and information regarding continuing adult education programs can be found on the CCPS Parent Academy website at www.collierschools.com/pa.
Coming in January, the CCPS Parent Academy is excited to present a unique learning series featuring Steven Covey’s “7 Habits of Highly Effective Families” for all of our CCPS families. These sessions will be presented regionally at each high school beginning in January 2022. Please visit the CCPS Parent Academy website for details and to pre-register at www.collierschools.com/pa
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LWTHS Online Parking Application Instructions
In order to park at Lorenzo Walker Technical High School, you must have an LWTHS parking permit. In order to obtain a permit, you must apply online by following the online parking permit application process.
In order to be eligible for a permit, you must have a valid driver's license, insurance, current Florida registration for your vehicle, and abide by all LWTHS parking rules and regulations. The cost of a permit is $25.
Click here and follow LWTHS Online Parking Application Instructions
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Accessing Bus Information- Parent/Student Video
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11th & 12th Grade Students: Uniform Purchase
Students in technical areas that require uniforms should purchase them at www.sewshore.com/lwtc
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Lorenzo Walker Technical High School named top-performing non-Charter Title I school in the state of Florida by Florida Trends magazine. Florida Trends
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" Hello, Mustangs! My name is Ms. Valerie Hernandez, and I am honored to serve as the Lorenzo Walker Technical High School (LWTHS) principal. LWTHS is an “A” rated high school that serves students with a variety of career and educational goals. Whether students want to attend a four-year university or go straight into the workforce after graduation, LWTHS has a program to meet their needs. In just four years, LWTHS students can earn a high school diploma, a technical program certificate, and college credits from Florida Southwestern State College. Our school is in high demand by Collier County Public School Students who are looking for high-interest classes, a tightly-knit small learning community, and free tuition to Lorenzo Walker Technical College. Join us! "
