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Our History

Cleveland Court Elementary School was built in 1927 to serve area children of the Cleveland Heights subdivision.  Our country, however, was in an economic depression at this time.  The school opened for one semester, but due to low enrollment the school closed and was subsequently used as a Works Project Administration (WPA) facility.  Later, it was used to build, assemble, and paint Patrol Torpedo (PT) boats during World War II.  Finally, in 1947 Cleveland Court opened as a school for neighborhood children. 

 Since 1947, Cleveland Court has had a reputation for high quality education and has grown and expanded to meet the needs of all the children it serves.

Our Mission

Every hand , every heart, every mind ; joined in learning, sharing in success, focusing on the future.

Highlights and Recognition

Economic Exposition Winners

School of Distinction

Economic Team Winners

"Golden School"  volunteer award

"Red Carpet School"

"Little Red Schoolhouse" award

Florida School Recognition Award

Disney's Dreamers and Doers

National Register of Historic Places

Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR) contest winner

High Achievement on state criterion-referenced and nationally norm-referenced tests.

Contact Information

Telephone

863-499-2929

FAX

863-499-2625

Postal address

328 East Edgwood Drive, Lakeland, FL 33803

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