Education Archive

If you’ve been in the wing of Baker School that is home to the media center and auditorium you might have noticed a room with the letters WGTV on the window.

That room is the entrance to the classrooms that are home of the school’s digital video program.

When a series of unfortunate occurrences threatened to abruptly end a decades-long Crestview High School cultural club, swift action by an involved parent and the club’s community organization partner not only saved the student group, it had the added benefit of opening its membership up to other area schools and home-schooled students.

Crestview High School introduced Homecoming King Vince Lancaster and Homecoming Queen Laeni Crosby during a halftime-celebration of Crestview’s football game with Leon on Friday night. The Bulldogs beat the Lions 42-6..

It hasn’t taken the new Skills to Build class offered at Davidson Middle School to become a favorite elective with the students.

There are currently 125 students enrolled in the class, 25 in each of five periods and students are being turned away from the program introduced to the school this year.

Thirty-two students were elected to Crestview High School Homecoming Court.

The Bulldogs play their homecoming game on Friday night at 7 p.m. against Leon.

Members of the Crestview Area Sister City Program’s student organization, the Sister City Ambassadors, are $1,150 closer toward their planned June 2023 trip to Noirmoutier thanks to the generosity of Atlas Martial Arts.

Plus, a generous parent pitched in an additional $100.

Effective school safety precautions rarely make headlines; tragedies at schools are newsworthy, in part, because they are rare.

Safety officers at school districts around the state work hard to keep it that way.

If you happen to be visiting Crestview High School don’t be surprised in wonderful smells of cuisine cooking captures your attention.

The Culinary Arts program at CHS is one of the most popular electives the school offers. Chef Chuck Tingle heads the program.

Okaloosa County 4-H ended their 2021-2022 4-H year and began their 2022-2023 year with a celebratory banquet honoring youth members and adult volunteers in the community who have gone above and beyond in making the best better.

A complaint brought before the school board has spurred action regarding the condition of a classroom.