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Welcome to Forest Lake Education Center

It is a joy to greet you as the incoming Principal of Forest Lake Education Center. My family and I are grateful to already be part of this community—two of our children attend FLEC, and we have experienced its warmth and strong sense of belonging.
 
Over the past 25 years, I have served in Adventist education as a teacher, chaplain, principal, and, most recently, Associate Superintendent. Each role has strengthened my commitment to partner with families to nurture students who love Jesus, love learning, and are prepared for a life in service to Him.
 
Whether returning or exploring FLEC for the first time, I invite you to visit, tour, and come say hi. Let’s go through this journey together.
 
Stephen Herr,
Principal

Why families choose Forest Lake Education Center

Christ-Centered Learning

We place Christ at the center of everything we do, every day.

Academic Excellence

Rigorous instruction that builds knowledge, character, and confidence.

A Family Community

Strong relationships and a caring community that feels like family.

Life at Forest Lake Education center

Forest Lake Education Center students in school uniforms with eyes closed in reverent prayer during chapel
Chapel & Worship
Forest Lake Education Center basketball team in blue and white jerseys hoisting a championship trophy with their cheering coach in a gymnasium
Athletics
Two Forest Lake Education Center students coloring worksheets together at a classroom desk with markers and colored pencils
Creative Arts
Forest Lake Education Center students collaborating around a colorful wooden block tower at a classroom table during a hands-on learning activity
Hands-On Learning

What's Happening at FLEC

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Today, our students kicked off MyFLEC Week with an exciting all-school assembly! We shared what the week is all about, highlighting the fun rewards students can earn, and rallied together around our big goal: raising money for a new school bus!After the assembly, every student received a special MyFLEC Week token, to bring home as a reminder to participate and help their team along the way. Some students already earned their gearshift and panther! Starting today, the MyFLEC Week Race is officially on! We’ll begin tracking each student and team’s progress and sharing updates as our students work toward the finish line. We can’t wait to see the excitement build, teams cheer each other on, and our FLEC family come together to reach our goal!Thank you for supporting our students and helping make MyFLEC Week a fun and meaningful experience for everyone. Let’s get that bus!Go FLEC! Together we're going places.Click here for more information or to join tour teams. pro.gofundme.com/campaign/myflec-week-2026/c839488 ...
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Our sixth-grade students engage in an immersive learning experience, creating scenarios that violate the Code of Hammurabi and subsequently preparing cases to present to their peers. Following presentations, the class collectively applies Hammurabi's Code to propose judgments, with Judge Johnson ultimately delivering the final verdict. ...
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Science fun! Our 2nd grade students made a model of Earth’s surface and used it to discover an important principle of how rivers work. ...
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See you at FLA Pink Out tonight! 🩷 ...
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Mrs. Pomianowski has lit a spark of creativity in her students this year through the colorful world of watercolors! We love to see their artistic talents unfolding each week as they create new masterpieces! 🎨 ...
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Each year, our 8th-grade students attend a banquet dinner that also serves as a final test of their etiquette curriculum. It's a fun evening for students to dress up and put their etiquette skills to the test. ...
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Curious about Forest Lake Education Center? Come visit us.

Tours Monday through Thursday morning.

NOTICE OF NONDISCRIMINATION POLICY

Florida Conference Seventh-day Adventist schools admit students of any race, color, ethnicity, national origin, gender, and sexual orientation. Our schools do not discriminate on the basis of any of the aforementioned categories in decisions for admission, discipline, or application of education policies. We promote a sharp focus on learning and caring while requiring all students to adhere to behavioral expectations set out in a strict code of conduct supported by the Biblical beliefs of the Seventh-day Adventist Church.

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