Polk County Public Schools offers many programs for qualified, high-achieving students. Information on identifying and reporting bullying for parents and students. Online resources and services for students. Information for planning the next steps of your education – and beyond.
The Parent Portal is a service offered to parents and guardians for accessing certain student records.
Polk County Public School’s English for Speakers of Other Languages (ESOL) department supports the academic success and acculturation of English language learners. A helpful overview of Polk County Public Schools’ Fine Arts programs and opportunities.
Polk County Public Schools’ crisis team responds to a wide variety of situations, including deaths of students and staff members, natural disasters and other traumatic events. Doing community service will give you a competitive edge when you apply for scholarships and for admission to college.
Learn about the wide variety of school options Polk County Public Schools offers for students of all ages.
Information on identifying and reporting bullying for parents and students.
Information on how to become an approved volunteer and other ways to support Polk County Public Schools.
Information on dress code, Code of Conduct, attendance, and Student Progression Plan.
Library Media Services recently purchased Cameron’s Collection, a mental health and wellness e-book series for secondary students. The intended audience is 6th -12th grade students and parents. Access is anonymous. Flyers, posters, and bookmarks are being distributed at schools with QR codes for easy access.
Polk County Public Schools serves at-risk students through various alternative education programs. These programs focus on correcting behaviors and developing attitudes and skills that will help students make positive changes in their lives.
Learn about Polk County Public Schools’ athletics programs and how your child can join the team!
Parent Portal is a service offered to parents and guardians for accessing certain student records. The service allows parents and guardians to access information about ALL of their students through one convenient website.
If you have a registered Parent Portal account, visit https://focusk12.polk-fl.net/focus/ and enter your username and password. Your username is the personal email address that you used when you registered your account.
Find more information about how to enroll your child, school options, bus delays, and more by clicking the button below! Our district parent web page makes finding all the information you need easier with everything in one place.
Given the increase in COVID-19 cases due to the Omicron variant, Polk County Public Schools has updated guidance for families whose students have tested positive or are experiencing COVID-like symptoms.
Polk County Public Schools has developed a COVID-19 data dashboard providing the most current information available on how the pandemic is impacting our schools.
Polk County Public Schools is committed to achieving academic excellence as well as addressing the social, emotional, and physical needs of our students.
Parent Portal is a service offered to parents and guardians for accessing certain student records. The service allows parents and guardians to access information about ALL of their students through one convenient website.
If you have a registered Parent Portal account, visit https://focusk12.polk-fl.net/focus/ and enter your username and password. Your username is the personal email address that you used when you registered your account.
Find more information about how to enroll your child, school options, bus delays, and more by clicking the button below! Our district parent web page makes finding all the information you need easier with everything in one place.
Partial choice schools have a student population comprised of students who are zoned for that school by the address where they live and a group of students who apply for a predetermined number of choice seats.
Magnet and choice schools offer the standard required curriculum of general education, as well as distinctive themes or programs, such as science, technology, math or the arts, that attract students to the schools.
The International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme at Bartow Senior High offers students an academically challenging curriculum and experience, preparing them to succeed in postsecondary education. Beginning with ninth grade, students are able to take college-level (AP) courses. IB diploma graduates can be awarded up to 45 college credit hours.
The International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme at Haines City Senior High offers students an academically challenging curriculum and experience, preparing them to succeed in postsecondary education. Beginning with ninth grade, students are able to take college-level (AP) courses. IB diploma graduates can be awarded up to 45 college credit hours.
At Bartow Elementary Academy, students participate in a hands-on, inquiry-based, situational curriculum that is enhanced by strong partnerships with local businesses and higher education establishments. Students have access to the latest technology and an interactive STEM lab.