The Theatre Project at South Walton presents: The Importance of Being Ernie, a modern day re-telling of the Oscar Wilde classic, set in a modern day American high school. Run dates are this Thursday, Friday and Saturday, October 26, 27 and 28 at 7:30pm in the SWHS auditorium. Tickets are $6 for students and $8 for adults. We'll see you there!
Submitted by Don Goodrum and Keitha Bledsoe
In support of National Unity Day, the Walton County School District joined emeraldcoastkids.org’s WEAR ORANGE for #UnityDay2017. Students from all over the district wore orange on October 25th, and participated in activities throughout the month to help raise awareness of the serious issue of bullying. Activities emphasized the importance of kindness, acceptance, inclusion and the need for unity.
Superintendent Russell Hughes and the district office administration and staff all wore orange for the event, and gathered together to show their support for the anti-bullying cause!
submitted by Keitha Bledsoe
Maude Saunders theme this year is “Teamwork Sparks Success”. Our family literacy night on October 19th saw teams of parents, grandparents, students, teachers, staff, and community members come together for fun literacy activities. Each grade level provided various sports-themed games that taught literacy skills. Thank you to everyone who has joined our TEAM! Submitted by Krisy Spence.
Mrs. Callahan’s Class at West DeFuniak Elementary is learning to use scientific tools to solve mathematical problems by measuring mass, volume, length, and time. The students measured then took their calculations and rounded to the nearest ten. These scientists have discovered the importance of math in science! Submitted by Jessica Dawkins.
WDE 4th graders are studying the different types of text structures. In class today, the students were placed in groups and each group was assigned a text structure. The group then had to teach the class about their text structure. Submitted by Jessica Dawkins.
On Thursday, October 5th the Van R. Butler Chorus visited Grand Blvd. Health and Rehab in Miramar Beach. They sang Patriotic, Fall, and Spooky Music for the residents. It really brightened the resident's day, and the young musicians!! Following the performances, the group enjoyed a fun picnic lunch!
submitted by Rebecca Austin and Keitha Bledsoe
Mrs. Cook's third grade class at Mossy Head School enjoyed learning about phases of the moon by using Oreo cookies! Submitted by Elizabeth Gaither.
4th Grade students at WDE have been studying the state of Florida. They have learned the location of the three regions in Florida along with the location of major cities, and tourists attractions. Students had a great time decorating a state cookie and identify these locations on their cookie as their final project for this unit. Students then enjoyed eating their state of Florida cookie. Submitted by Jessica Dawkins.
Students at Freeport Middle School will be joining schools all across the Walton County School District as we participate in Pacer.org's National Campaign Against Bullying. Students will show support with multiple activities throughout the week designed to help students become more aware of the bullying issue, and develop ways to unite for kindness, acceptance and inclusion.
This Weeks Activities will Include:
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Monday, October 23 |
ELA Classes |
Bullying 101: Guide for Middle & High School Students / Questioning/ Videos http://www.pacer.org/bullying/classroom/middle-highschool/mh-discussion-monday.asp |
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Tuesday, October 24 |
Math Classes |
Bullying Statistics: http://www.pacer.org/bullying/resources/stats.asp - Graphs/word problems |
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Wednesday, October 25 |
Science Classes |
Run, Walk, Roll Against Bullying at the football field – Heart rate / burning calories |
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Thursday, October 26th |
Social Studies Classes |
Introduce Take Action Against Bullying Plan to students |
submitted by Sharie Smith
