Students submitted artwork for United Way’s holiday coloring contest.

Explorer K-8 faculty increased their Community Investment Campaign from 7 to 19 pledges resulting in $1,100!.

25 Explorer K-8 teachers participated in Stuff the Bus and advocated for 66 hours.

Explorer K-8 was one of the first Hernando County Schools to become a FREE VITA Site for parents & staff.

Year after year, Explorer K-8 has strengthened their partnership with United Way, but in 2015 they went above and beyond!

“They are the Bobcat Nation and proud to partner with the United Way!' They always do whatever it takes to make a difference in our school and community!,” Barbara Kidder, Explorer K-8’s Principal shared. 'I am so proud and blessed to have such a caring and dedicated staff. Spring Hill, FL – (January 20, 2016) – United Way of Hernando County would like to congratulate Explorer K-8 for being announced the 2015-2016 Bright Apple Award WINNER!įor the past 5 years, United Way has proudly awarded an individual Hernando County school with the Bright Apple Traveling Trophy, in appreciation for their community support and United Way participation. United Way announces 2015-2016 Bright Apple Award Winner

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