Nov 13, 2012
Okaloosa students vote for Romney, art class and Fridays off
SHALIMAR — Okaloosa County School District students had the chance to exercise their right to vote in a non-binding presidential election through the Kids Vote, Too and Teens Vote, Too programs.
Nov 12, 2012
Growing number of students face the challenge of a new language
FORT WALTON BEACH — On any given day, more than 700 students in Okaloosa County schools might not understand what they hear.
Nov 9, 2012
HONOR ROLL: Antioch Elementary
A Honor Roll
FIRST GRADE: Caleb Bergstrom, Tyler Bezerra, Aiden Black, Chloe Bonyea, Kiah Brown, Angelina Capotosto, Katerina Clonts, Benjamin Collins, Leigha Fickling, Hope Gagnon, Connor Harper, P…
Nov 9, 2012
HONOR ROLL: Riverside Elementary
A Honor Roll
FIRST GRADE: Eli Adkins, Jackson Allen, Briant Bowman, Kayli Brown, Latoria Clark, Brycen Clause, Aniston Conlee, Elizabeth Cox, Marielena Daleccio Melendez, Alexander Davies, Skye Denm…
Nov 9, 2012
Application deadline for January nursing program is Nov. 30
NICEVILLE — Northwest Florida State College’s Bachelor of Science in Nursing program is accepting applications for the January 2013 term. Deadline to apply is Nov. 30. See www.nwfsc.edu/RNtoBSN for a…
Oct 31, 2012
Crestview High’s newest educators bring enthusiasm to teaching
CRESTVIEW — The variety of new teachers at Crestview High School, and their enthusiasm, is exciting, Principal Bob Jones said.
Oct 29, 2012
Mensa Foundation awarding scholarships
NICEVILLE — Mensa volunteers across the United States can make the dream of higher education a possibility for anyone who seeks it through the Mensa Education & Research Foundation Scholarship progra…
Oct 26, 2012
CCB Community Bank donates $500 to Davidson Middle
CRESTVIEW — CCB Community Bank officials recently presented Davidson Middle School with a $500 check.
Oct 26, 2012
Pink Out! Day raises cancer awareness
CRESTVIEW — Riverside Elementary School's 4th annual Pink Out! Day was Oct. 5.
Oct 22, 2012
State plan sets goals for students based on race, ethnicity
FORT WALTON BEACH — Educating children can be a tricky business and that has never been more evident as many, including the governor, criticize the newest course set for Florida students.