South Walton High School was named the Florida High School Athletic Association Academic Champions for 2017. In addition, the Seahawk Baseball Team earned Academic Champions for Class 1A. Submitted by Barb Stratton.
WDE 5th grade students attended the Northwest Florida Symphony Orchestra for the annual 5th grade concert. Students enjoyed the musical performance of Babar the Elephant. Submitted by Jessica Dawkins.
Submitteed by Krisy Spence.
Paxton Holds First Spanish Competition
May 9, 2017
Congratulations to the winners of the 1st PHS Spanish Competition. The winners can be seen below as follows: Spanish II Second Place - Bryson Kimmons, Spanish II First Place - Tennyson Greggs, Spanish I Second Place - Elizabeth Phillips, and Spanish I First Place - Christopher Lewis. Submitted by Kalli McMillan.
Fun with Friends at MSE Field Day!
May 9, 2017
Submitted by Krisy Spence.
Sue Ellen Colin introducing guest speaker The Honorable Asa Hutchinson, Governor of Arkansas at the National Association for Career & Technical Education Information (NACTEI) conference in Little Rock, Arkansas. Sue Ellen represented ECTC and the Walton County School District very well at the conference this morning. Submitted by Charlie Morse.
Several WMS Digital Information Technology students have earned their Internet Business Associate National Industry Certification so far this year. Congratulations to these students. Submitted by Laurie Cook.
On Friday, May 5th, fifty dedicated readers at Walton Middle School spent the day at Dave and Buster's at Pier Park. Fifty-three WMS students qualified for the trip by meeting the schoolwide reading challenge requirements. They all had a blast! Submitted by Kristen Rhodes.
WMS IT Students Earn Digital Tool Certifications
May 9, 2017
WMS 7th and 8th grade students who earned Gaming Essentials or Web Essentials digital tools certification. Four of these students earned both digital tool certifications. Congratulations to these students for their accomplishments. Submitted by Laurie Cook.
Mossy Head's kindergarten class loved being ranch hands for a day at the Rocking B-A-B Ranch. This opportunity gave our students the ability to learn and interact with numerous animals at the farm. They learned about peacocks, chickens, hedgehogs, lemurs, camels, and so much more. Our students learned how to hold a baby chicken and how a lemur eats a banana. They learned how to a lasso a hay steer and rode on a tractor train. They enjoyed their lunch and a snow cone at the big red barn. Thank you so much, Rocking B-A-B Ranch, for an experience our kindergarteners will never forget! Submitted by Elizabeth Gaither.