Lake Howell High School, a comprehensive four-year institution in Central Florida's Seminole County, holds a notable place in local history. Its first principal, Richard L. Evans, was a trailblazer, becoming the first African-American principal in Seminole County since schools integrated in the late 1960s. The school is also distinguished by its impressive list of alumni who have achieved national recognition across professional sports and entertainment.
Among its most prominent graduates are Dave Martinez, who led the Washington Nationals to their first World Series Championship in 2019 as manager, and several former NFL stars including wide receiver Brandon Marshall and defensive end Trevor Pryce. NBA player Chandler Parsons and actor Scott Porter also count among the school's successful alumni, showcasing a diverse range of talent from its student body.