Partners in Education support the School Resource Center program which was created to collect and store reusable items donated by business and individuals to benefit the schools. Teachers in the Lee County public schools can use the materials as additional resources for classroom instruction. Recycle your leftover and unused items by donating to the School Resource Center. Teachers can use them to enrich the learning process.

The School Resource Center is open to teachers in Lee County District public schools during the school year from 2:30 – 4:30 p.m. on Thursdays and extended hours as needed.

Items that can be found at the School Resource Center include items from all 12 of the libraries in the Lee County Library System. These materials include books, magazines, DVDs, CDs and audio books for K-8 grade levels. Also included are appropriate non-fiction DVDs from the libraries’ regular collections. These items are in used but good condition and are relatively recent, but they are no longer needed in the libraries due to the constantly changing nature of public library collections. New library items arrive at the School Foundation monthly.


The School Resource Center can use donations of :

• Office supplies
• Office Equipment and Furniture
• Audio-Visual items
• Plastics and Styrofoam
• Arts and Crafts materials
• Books, Magazines and Map

Sponsorship Opportunities
Sponsors provide funds and promotion to help sustain and operate the School Resource center as a valuable resource for teachers and schools. Sponsorships begin at $500.00.

Contact the Foundation 337-0433 for information about how to donate, or with questions about the Resource Center.