FES Kindergartners Learning Math with a Hands-On Activity
October 28, 2016
"No More Monkey's Jumping on the Bed!" Today Mrs. Meyer's Kindergarten class learned how to subtract by acting it out! Submitted by Mrs. Meyer's/FB.
MSE Participates in Red Ribbon Week
October 28, 2016
Everyone is feeling super-safe at MSE with hundreds of Superheroes roaming the halls of the school reminding us that we have the POWER to stay drug free! Submitted by Krisy Spence/FB.
Seahawks Girl's Volleyball Team Wins Region Semifinals
October 28, 2016
SWHS students celebrating a Seahawk Volleyball Region Semifinal win over Chipley. Congrats ladies and Seahawk fans. Submitted by Barbara Stratton/FB.
Mrs. Meyer's Kindergarten class at FES, learning addition through Lumio Math on our iPads! We had so much fun! Submitted by Mrs. Meyer's/FB.
WDE students and staff shared their vocabulary words with the school and community during their annual Vocabulary Parade! Submitted by Tammy Goodman/FB.
ECMS Students Collect Donations for Hurricane Matthew Victims
October 28, 2016
Ms. Carroll's class has been collecting donations for Hurricane Matthew victims. "Mr. Fernandez came to visit us and collect our donations for the Grand Bahamas...we are so thankful for the opportunity to help others!" Suibmitted by Jenna Brabham/FB.
WDE's Annual Vocabulary Parade
October 28, 2016
WDE students shared their vocabulary words with their class and then with the community during their annual Vocabulary Parade! Additional pictures may be found on WDE's Facebook page. Submitted by Tammy Goodman/FB.
Walton County School District Participates in NWFSC's CareerFest
October 27, 2016
Walton County School District was represented today at NWFSC’s CareerFest. The purpose of CareerFest is to expose 11th and 12th grade WCSD students to the various careers that are available to them after graduation. There were representatives from the local community in the areas of Architecture & Construction, Agriculture, Food and Natural Science, Technology, Engineering & Mathematics, Arts/Audio/Video Technology & Communications, Information Technology, Education and Training, Health Science & Human Services, Business Management & Administration, Finance, Manufacturing, Marking, Hospitality & Tourism, Law/Public Safety/Corrections & Security, Government and Public Administration. Mrs. Carlene Anderson was the guest speaker for the event. Walton County School District was represented by Donna Honish who provided students with information concerning Career and Technical Education Programs offered in their high school that could also award them post-secondary PSAV hours or college credits if certain requirements are met by the student. It was a very informative experience for all who attended.
WHS Leadership Students Advance to County Competition
October 27, 2016
Congratulations to the following leadership students whose Voice of Democracy speeches have won for Walton High School:
Brie Anna Arke
Emily Crane
LaTayia Gregg
Abigail Hewett
Melanie Nowell
These students will compete at the county level, where monetary awards will be given for 1st, 2nd, and 3rd places. Good luck, Braves! Submitted by Christy English.
ECTC Participates in NWFSC's CareerFest
October 27, 2016
Emerald Coast Technical College was represented at NWFSC’s Career Fest. The purpose of CareerFest is to expose 11th and 12th grade WCSD students to the various careers that are available to them after graduation. There were representatives from the local community in the areas of Architecture & Construction, Agriculture, Food and Natural Science, Technology, Engineering & Mathematics, Arts/Audio/Video Technology & Communications, Information Technology, Education and Training, Health Science & Human Services, Business Management & Administration, Finance, Manufacturing, Marking, Hospitality & Tourism, Law/Public Safety/Corrections & Security, Government and Public Administration. Mrs. Carlene Anderson was the guest speaker for the event. Emerald Coast Technical College was represented by Carol Rothgeb and April Chambless who provided potential students with information related to post-secondary program offerings that may be taken as Dual Enrollment while in high school and/or as a post-secondary student once they graduate. It was a very informative experience for all who attended.