Lake County’s public education is provided by the Central Okanagan School district 23. Grades K-6 are offered at these three elementary schools located throughout the area, Davidson Road Elementary, Oyama Traditional School, Peter Greer Elementary, while grades 7 to 12 are provided at George Elliot Secondary.
A middle school is being planned on and a priority for the very near future.
In addition to three elementary schools and one secondary school, Lake Country has three major post-secondary institutions nearby. Together they accommodate more than 12,000 post-secondary students. Okanagan College and the University of British Columbia Okanagan campus drive regional economic growth through research, development and job-ready graduates.
Currently, Lake County offers five different childcare options for parents looking for support for their young children. For children between the ages of one to five years old can go to Elowyn, Inspirefly Child Care, New Beginnings, Early Learning Center, Lake country Imagination Academy and Lake Country Boys and Girls Club.
