Sunlake High School
Sunlake is one of the few high schools in the county that offer a dual-enrollment English class. It also offers a complete set of Advanced Placement (AP) classes in the social studies field, beginning with AP Human Geography in 9th grade, AP World History in 10th, AP US History in 11th, and AP European History, AP Economics and AP Government in 12th grade. The school is organized into learning communities that are designed to enhance the curriculum and student performance by linking teaching and learning to broad career clusters. This "school within a school" concept establishes smaller groups of students and teachers, providing more opportunities for better relationships among students, parents, and teachers. The learning communities are Health & Human Services, Science & Technology, Business, and Fine Arts. Students choose a major area of interest that can be changed in any or all four years of high school. This plan has been put into effect in all Pasco County high schools. The Seahawks football team's inaugural season was winless. In the first game of their second season, however, they defeated River Ridge High School by a score of 19–10 on September 5, 2008. After its 2011-2012 football season (11-1), Sunlake advanced to its first state playoffs. They won in the first round of the playoffs in double overtime, but the team lost to Gainesville High School. Sunlake has had a very strong cross-country team throughout its history, with the team consistently going to state and regional championship competitions. The Sunlake girls golf team has won back to back conference titles and consistently places first in regular season matches. During their 2021-22 season, they placed in the top 10 at state.
Coursework and academics
Sunlake did not open with a senior class. By the 2008–09 school year, Sunlake students formed all four classes, 9th–12th grades.