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2020 POLK COUNTY PUBLIC SHELTERS LAKE COUNTY POTENTIAL SHELTER LOCATIONS SUMTER COUNTY AUBURNDALE 10. Horizons Elementary School 23. Kathleen Elementary School LAKE WALES 27 1. Auburndale High School 11. Loughman Oaks Elementary School 24. Kathleen High School 38. Spook Hill Elementary School 2. Jere L. Stambaugh Middle School 33 12. Ridge Community High School 25. Lake Gibson High School MULBERRY Sand Mine Rd 8 3. Walter Caldwell Elementary School 13. Ridgeview Global Studies Academy 26. Lakeland Highlands Middle School 39. Mulberry Middle School ORANGE COUNTY 27. Philip O’Brien Elementary School Colt Creek BARTOW EAGLE LAKE 40. Purcell Elementary School State Park EXIT 58 4. Polk County Health Department 28. Lincoln Avenue Academy 14. Lake Region High School POLK CITY 471 Specialty Care Units 15. Pinewood Elementary School 29. McKeel Academy of Technology PASCO COUNTYPASCO 41. Donald Bronson 5. Bartow High School 30. Dr. N. E. Roberts Elementary Deen Still Rd Community Center 54 13 Osceola Polk Line Rd 6. Stephens Elementary School HAINES CITY School 54 16. Alta Vista Elementary School 31. Rochelle School of the Arts POINCIANA R 7. Spessard L. Holland Elementary EXIT 55 onald Reag an Pkwy 17. Haines City High School 32. Scott Lake Elementary School 42. Lake Marion Creek Middle DAVENPORT School 9 18. Sandhill Elementary School 33. Sleepy Hill Elementary School 98 10 8. Citrus Ridge Academy 19. Shelley S. Boone Middle School 43. Laurel Elementary School 11 34. Southwest Elementary School 4 9. Davenport School of the Arts 44. Palmetto Elementary School 547 LAKELAND 35. Tenoroc High School EXIT 48 20. Combee Elementary School 36. R. Bruce Wagner WINTER HAVEN 27 21. George Jenkins High School Elementary School 45. Chain of Lakes OSCEOLA (Freshman Academy) Elementary School 41 COUNTY LAKE ALFRED 22. Highlands Grove Elementary School 46. Jewett School of the Arts EXIT 41 Ol 43 37. Karen M. Siegel Academy EXIT 44 d Polk City Rd 17 12 AY 47. Winter Haven High School KW PAR 17- 92 SS 25 EXIT 38 E Lake R 35A 557A 557 P Lowery Y C = Special Needs Shelter. = Pet-Friendly Shelter. = Primary Shelter. 98 Lake 23 655 Mattie d See reverse side for directions to individual shelters. 580 R 44 582 d l o g ri 30 Lake a Juliana M EXIT 32 33 37 19 559 Lake 17- 92 Alfred Lake Lake Henry DO NOT PROCEED TO ANY SHELTER 33 16 EXIT 31 Arietta 17 42 582 33A 544 Lake POLK COUNTY PARKWAY PARKWAY COUNTY POLK UNTIL YOU HAVE CONFIRMED THAT Lake Marion Y Lake A EXIT 28 Rochelle 544 W 31 Parker K 546 1 27 R 3 A IT IS OPEN AND OPERATING. HILLSBOROUGH COUNTY P 28 35 Lake A 20 2 Fannie 546 N 46 A 572 17 Lake I C Lake Hatchineha 24 92 27 92 Hamilton EXIT 27 OIN 4 P 29 542 542 18 CITIZENS INFORMATION LINE PUBLIC SHELTER POLICIES 542 570 542 1. All shelters are not automatically activated 34 655 Lake (CIL) (863) 401-2234 Howard 47 540 Rd Toll Free: 1 (866) 661-0228 for each possible emergency. Shelters are ack 570 p M opened as they are needed. They are not Cam EXIT 25 Lake 26 www.polk-county.net preassigned by geographic area. Kissimmee 540 22 Lake Lake Rd Firetower State Park 2. For shelter information, monitor local 15 Eloise Pierce Facebook.com/PolkCountyEM 37A Lake Medulla Rd / W Pipkin Rd d 540 Hancock R Lake radio and television or call the CIL at e Rosalie Twitter@PolkEmergency 36 n (863) 401-2234. 32 14 e 21 17A e 540A K Thompson Nursery Rd 17 . 559 B 45 3. Prepare a 7-day survival kit ready to 7 Kissimmee County Line Rd Lake 37B take with you. A shelter won’t have the 653 17 60 d comforts of home so make sure to take R 37 27 98 t u what you’ll want or need. o 38 c Tiger S Lake y 6 o . 4. NO PETS (except at designated pet- 40 60 B OSCEOLA 60 Spectrum 644 Frontier 20 Comcast 5 friendly sites), NO WEAPONS and NO 559 COUNTY 24-hour webstreaming: www.polk-county.net 655A 60 ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES are allowed 676 39 in Public Shelters. 5 4 17B Highland 5. For information about pet-friendly shelters, Alturas / Babson Park Cutoff Rd Park call the Emergency Management office at (863) 298-7000 or www.polk-county.net/ 640 17- 98 ABC Rd 640 EM. 640 Rd Foot 80 Babson Lake Park Weohyakapka www.alertpolk.com 6. For further information, please consult the 640 reverse side of this brochure. Homeland Lake Hillcrest 60 Buffum Crooked Heights Lake 555 River Ranch 630 27 98 For accommodations, contact 630 98 Reedy Lake 1 (800) 828-7655 or (863)-420-2586 Lake Lake Arbuckle www.VisitCentralFlorida.org 674 Clinch Avon Park Cutoff Rd 17 37 27- 98 Lake Livingston 64 MANATEE OKEECHOBEE COUNTY HARDEE COUNTY HIGHLANDS COUNTY COUNTY An initiative of the Polk County Board of County Commissioners Valid through May 31, 2021 DIRECTIONS TO POLK COUNTY PUBLIC SHELTERS DO NOT PROCEED TO ANY SHELTER UNTIL YOU HAVE CONFIRMED THAT IT IS OPEN AND OPERATING. AUBURNDALE DAVENPORT POLK CITY 1 Auburndale High School 8 Citrus Ridge Academy Haines City High School 25 Lake Gibson High School Tenoroc High School 41 Donald Bronson Community Center 1 Bloodhound Tr, Auburndale 1775 Sand Mine Rd, Davenport 17 2800 Hornet Dr, Haines City 7007 N. Socrum Loop Rd, Lakeland 35 4905 Saddle Creek Rd, Lakeland 124 Bronson Trl, Polk City From US 92, turn north on Main St; travel to Lake From I-4 travel north on US Hwy 27 and turn east From US 27, turn east on SR 544 to 30th St. Turn From US 98, turn east on Marcum Rd; turn north From US 98 N., travel east for 8 miles on the Polk From I-4 travel north on SR 33. Turn east on Ariana Blvd; turn right on Bloodhound Trl. on Sand Mine Rd; school is 1/4 mile on the right. north to Hornet Dr; school is on the left. on N. Socrum Loop Rd; school is 1/4 mile on right. Pkwy. Exit onto Old Dixie Hwy. Turn west onto Old Bronson Trl; community center is on right, behind Dixie Hwy (CR 546) for approximately 2 miles; City Hall. Jere L. Stambaugh Middle School Davenport School of the Arts Sandhill Elementary School Lakeland Highlands Middle School 2 9 18 26 school is on the left. 226 N. Main St, Auburndale 4751 North CR 547, Davenport 1801 Tyner Rd, Haines City 740 Lake Miriam Dr, Lakeland Take Hwy 92 to Auburndale. Turn north on Main St From Ronald Reagan Pkwy, travel south on N. CR From Dundee, turn north on SR 17 about 1.3 miles From SR 37, turn east on Lake Miriam Dr; school is 36 R. Bruce Wagner Elementary School (SR 559) through town, and the school will be on 547 for 1 mile; school is on west side of N. CR 547. to Hatchineha Rd; turn east, go about 3 1/2 miles; 1/2 mile on the left. 5500 Yates Rd, Lakeland POINCIANA the right. From Interstate 4 follow SR 559 south school is on corner of Tyner Rd and Hatchineha Rd From SR 37, turn west on W. Lake Miriam Dr Lake Marion Creek Middle School Horizons Elementary School Philip O’Brien Elementary School 42 into Auburndale. The school is on the left. 10 27 (becomes W. Pipkin Rd). Go approximately 3 miles 3055 Lake Marion Creek Dr, Poinciana 1700 Forest Lake Dr, Davenport Shelley S. Boone Middle School 1225 E. Lime St, Lakeland 19 to Yates Rd. Turn south on Yates Rd; school is From Poinciana Pkwy, turn north onto Lake Marion Walter Caldwell Elementary School From US Hwy 27, turn east on Forest Lake Dr; 225 S. 22nd St, Haines City From US 98, turn north on Lake Parker Ave, then 3 1/2 mile on the left. Creek Dr; school is on the right. 141 Dairy Rd, Auburndale school is approximately 1/2 mile on the left. From US 27, turn east on US 17-92; travel to S. 22nd east on Lime St; school is on the right. From Hwy 92 travel north on Dairy Rd. The school St; south on S. 22nd St; school is on the left. Laurel Elementary School Loughman Oaks Elementary School Lincoln Avenue Academy 43 is past Tanglewood Dr on the right. 11 28 1851 Laurel Ave, Poinciana 4600 US Hwy 17-92 N., Davenport 1330 N. Lincoln Ave, Lakeland LAKE ALFRED From CR 580/Cypress Pkwy, turn north onto Laurel Located 1 mile south of CR 54, 3 miles north From US 92, turn north onto Lincoln Ave N.; school Karen M. Siegel Academy Ave; school is on the right. of Davenport. LAKELAND is on the left, past 7th St W. 37 BARTOW Combee Elementary School 935 Evenhouse Rd, Lake Alfred Palmetto Elementary School Ridge Community High School 20 McKeel Academy of Technology 44 Polk County Health Department 12 2805 Morgan Combee Rd, Lakeland 29 From US 17, turn west on CR 557/Haines Blvd; turn 315 Palmetto St, Poinciana 500 Orchid Dr, Davenport 1810 W. Parker St, Lakeland 4 Specialty Care Units From US 92, turn north on Combee Rd N./CR 659; right at N. Buena Vista Dr (also CR 557); school is From Poinciana Pkwy, turn north onto Marigold From Hwy 27, turn east on Patterson Rd to Orchid Dr. From US 92, turn south on Brunnell Pkwy; turn west 1255 Brice Blvd, Bartow turn east onto Morgan Combee Rd; school is on 1 mile on right.
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    2010 – 2011 State Music Performance Assessment Report State Totals Band Total: 139,859 Chorus Total: 62,502 Orchestra Total: 16,997 State Total: 219,358 FSMA Board of Directors 2010 - 2011 President Florida Association of District School Superintendents David Lewis Associate Superintendent Dr. Alexis TibbettsSuperintendent of Schools Polk County District Office Bay Area Administrative Complex 1915 South Floral Ave. 120 Lowery Place Bartow, FL 33830 Fort Walton Beach, FL, 32548 (863) 534-0521 ext. 51341 (850) 833-3100 - school [email protected] (850) 259-7037 - home [email protected] [email protected] Immediate Past President Kathleen Sanz, Ph.D. Florida Association of School Supervisor of Curriculum and Administrators Instructional Services, K-12 District School Board of Pasco County Dr. Ruth Heckman 7227 Land O' Lakes Boulevard Principal on Assignment Land O' Lakes, FL 34638 School Board of Highlands County (813) 794-2246 426 School Street (813) 794-2112 (fax) Sebring, FL. 33870 [email protected] (863) 471-5641 – office (863) 441-0418 – cell [email protected] Executive Board Appointee Mr. Tim Cool Joe Luechauer Principal Broward County Cocoa Beach Jr.-Sr. High School 600 S.E. 3rd Avenue, 12th Floor 1500 Minuteman Causeway Ft. Lauderdale, FL 33301 Cocoa Beach, FL. 32931 (754) 321-1861 (321) 783-1776 – office [email protected] [email protected] Sheila King Department of Education, Public Schools Apollo Elementary School 3085 Knox McRae Dr. Jayne Ellspermann Titusville, FL 32780 Principal (321) 267-7890 West Port High School [email protected] 3733 SW 80th Ave. Ocala, FL 34481 (352) 291-4000 Florida Association of School Boards [email protected] Carol CookPinellas County School Board Elizabeth Brown (Beth) Principal P.O.