Did you know that 93 out of 100 STEM occupations have wages above the national average and that STEM occupations have almost doubled the growth rate of non-STEM occupations?
STEM education creates critical thinkers, increases science literacy, and enables the next generation of innovators.
If you are interested in attending the Walton County School District’s STEAM School, the Magnet Innovation Center, for the 2021-2022 school year visit our website at https://swh.walton.k12.fl.us/magnet-innovation-center-steam-school to learn more.
Applications are available for download on our website, at the Magnet Innovation Center, and South Walton High School.
Additional details can be found on our website or you can contact us at 850.622.5020 ext. 5401.
Walton County School District is committed to ensuring our students, staff, and community have a safe and productive learning environment that enables each student to reach his or her potential for learning. Our “A+” school district achievements are a result of the collaborative efforts of students, parents, teachers, support staff, administrators, and the community.
We invite you to send your questions, concerns, suggestions, and even compliments through our new Let’s Talk system. After clicking on a link below, your submission will be routed to a school district employee that can best address your need or comment.
We look forward to your submission. Thank you for your assistance in making 2020-21 an EPIC school year!
You may also text us at 850-204-9667.
In the event of an emergency, please call 911.
We are very excited about our 2021 Celebrate Literacy Week, Florida! Our theme this year is Humanity tells a story: What’s YOUR chapter? The dates are January 25-29. We’re so excited to see how our students define their “chapter”.
Sixth Grade Seaperch Students Learn to Solder
WMS sixth graders take the first step toward building their underwater robots by learning how to solder. They'll use their soldering skills to wire the control boxes that guide their bots through the treacherous underwater landscape of the practice pool.
Exploring Chemical Reactions in 8th Grade Science
Mrs. Greer Harvell works hard to make science come to life. This week, eighth grade science students explored chemical reactions. Hands-on experiences like these make learning memorable.
Not too early to learn in WCSD. A great day at Bay School to share in the lessons learned in Pre-K like the difference with edible plants, seeds, etc. Numbers counting and even the identification of excavators and bull dozers with one of the small groups where Superintendent Hughes had an opportunity to share that those machines are on some of our campuses as we are having to expand, build, and renovate. Growth is happening academically and structurally in the WCSD. Never too early to learn what it takes to Make School Happen and the joy of knowing this learning will be putto use by our students before our very eyes. This is the Why! EPIC is the Way. Thanks Mrs. Jones, Mrs. Gray, Mrs. Green and the entire Bay Tram for the extraordinary work being done to give our students the Best Start Possible on this educational journey.
There were smiles and tears in the South Walton High School Media Center this morning as Senior Pablo Robles was surprised to learn he has been awarded a “Leaders for Life Scholarship” from the “Take Stock in Children” program. Pablo is one of only 6 high school seniors in the State of Florida to receive a scholarship worth at least $40,000. Pictured (L to R) Principal Dr. Alexis Tibbetts, Pablo’s sister Veronica Robles, Pablo Robles, parents Ricardo and Adriana Robles and Superintendent A. Russell Hughes.
In adjacent rooms at VRB we have the necessary work of teachers in the MTSS Process to make sure students are getting what they need. In the other room we have the notorious work and extraordinary practices in classrooms exhibited by Music Teacher Mr. Browne who has created a stage of the entire classroom for students to experience their work in a self-made studio and perform at their very best; always performing at their highest level! Superintendent Hughes enjoyed the impromptu show by the students and the enriching conversation with hard working and compassionate teachers!
Enrollment Begins January 2021
La inscripcion comienza en enero de 2021
National School Counseling Week 2021 (Feb. 1–5), sponsored by the American School Counselor Association (ASCA), highlights the essential contribution of school counselors within U.S. school systems and the tremendous impact they have in helping students achieve school success and plan for a career. School counselors help students in more ways than you realize. This week we celebrate them as a part of National School Counseling Week 2021. Learn more about the role of this essential profession: https://www.schoolcounselor.org/Role and take a moment to thank your school counselor(s). WCSD appreciates and supports all that our school counselors do to help the students of Walton County.
