Mossy Head Family Science Night
February 17, 2020
Paxton Ag Students Create Lessons for their Classmates
February 17, 2020
Paxton Agriculture students have worked diligently over the past several weeks in creating engaging lessons for their peers on different poultry topics. This week, students were able to share their knowledge and activities with their classmates about the industry. Students learned about the Layer and Broiler industry, as well as poultry management practices, products, by products, egg parts, and grades.
Congrats to Phlebotomy Students and Instructor for being 100%!
February 17, 2020
Congratulations to our Phlebotomy Instructor, Deanna Majors, and her students at Emerald Coast Technical College. 100% of the Program passed their National Exam this week. We are so proud of each of you!!
CTE builds Careers!!
Paxton Elementary Complete the Penguin Plunge
February 17, 2020
Paxton K-5 students completed the Penguin Plunge last week in P.E. Throughout the month, students work toward completing a 5K run. To finish off, they completed a one mile run for a toe token that they wear proudly on their shoe!
Seahawks Girls Soccer Compete in Regional Semifinal Tonight!
February 14, 2020
Good luck Hawks!
2020 East Panhandle Regional Science and Engineering Fair Results!
February 14, 2020
Junior Division State Finalists 4th from left - Aaron Wilmoth - Walton MS; Junior Division State Finalist
2020 East Panhandle Regional Science and Engineering Fair
Congratulations to all Walton County School District students who participated with students from Okaloosa County in the 2020 East Panhandle Regional Science and Engineering Fair held on January 29, 2020 at the Northwest Florida Fairgrounds. Students attended the Awards Ceremony on Tuesday, February 2, 2020, held at Beachside Community Church.
Walton County School District is very proud to announce our Regional Science Fair Winners and State Finalists for 2020! The 65th State Science and Engineering Fair of Florida will be held March 23-27 in Lakeland, Florida.
Congratulations and Best Wishes to All!
STATE FINALISTS!
Senior Division
• Sophie Harris - South Walton HS - Snails in the Spotlight
Junior Division
• Aaron Wilmoth - Walton MS - It's All in Your Head - Virtual World Telekinesis
Broadcom MASTERS (Math, Applied Science, Technology and Engineering for Rising Stars) - National Competition for 6th, 7th, and 8th grade students.
• Aaron Wilmoth - Walton MS
SPECIAL AWARDS
Reliance Test and Technology
• Zoe Orange - Paxton School
Navy - Naval Science Award
• Arya Patel, Walton MS
Miracle Strip Veterinary Medical Society
• Arya Patel - Walton MS
Northwest Florida State College 2 Year Scholarships
• Sophie Harris - South Walton HS
• Naydene Higgins - Paxton School
• Tayten Lehmann - Paxton School
CATEGORY AWARDS
Cellular/Molecular Biology and Biochemisty - Senior Division
3rd Place - Senior Division
• Anzhela Gorbyleva - How Does Nanosilver in Consumer Products Affect Pond Life - South Walton HS
Environmental Engineering - Junior Division
1st Place - Junior Division
• Nicole Gross and Seri Brown - Food Fuel - Freeport MS
Intelligent Machines, Robotics and Systems Software - Junior Division
1st Place - Junior Division
• Aaron Wilmoth - It's All in Your Head - Virtual World Telekinesis - Walton MS
Plant Sciences - Senior Division
1st Place - Senior Division
• Naydene Higgins and Tayten Lehmann - Getting to the Root of Acid Rain - Paxton School
Animal Sciences - Senior Division
1st Place - Senior Division
• Sophie Harris - Snails in the Spotlight - South Walton HS
Engineering - Junior Division
Honorable Mention
• Zoe Orange - Omnipod Armor – Paxton School
Biomedical and Health Sciences - Junior Division
Honorable Mention - Junior Division
• Arya Patel - Stress on Sutures - Walton MS
Pictures are of Walton and Okaloosa Award Recipients
Far right - Zoe Orange - Paxton School; Reliance Test and Technology Award
Right: Anzhela Gorbyleva - South Walton HS; Cellular/Molecular Biology and Biochemistry - Senior Division - 3rd Place Award Recipient "How Does Nanosilver in Consumer Products Affect Pond Life"
3rd and 4th from left: Environmental Engineering Junior Division; Nicole Gross and Seri Brown - Freeport MS - "Food Fuel"
Far Left: Aaron Wilmoth - Walton MS
Intelligent Machines, Robotics and Systems Software - Junior Division
First Place Award Recipient
On right: Arya Patel - Walton MS
Naval Science Award
Plant Sciences - Senior Division
First Place Award Recipients
"Getting to the Root of Acid Rain"
Sophie Harris - South Walton HS
Naydene Higgins - Paxton School
Tayten Lehmann - Paxton School
Broadcom MASTERS (Math, Applied Science, Technology and Engineering for Rising Stars)
National Competition for 6th, 7th, and 8th grade
MSE Students are Ready for Spring!
February 13, 2020
MSE first graders are ready for Spring! Students are learning about seeds, plants, flowers and pollination as they are beginning to see signs of an early Spring around the school!
WHS Culinary Students Prepare Valentine's Treats For Staff
February 13, 2020
Shout-out (and many thanks) to our culinary students and Ms. Spice for whipping up handcrafted Valentine's treats for our 74 teachers, administrators, and staff members! It was a pleasant surprise for everyone to receive treat bags containing love bugs; hand decorated rice krispie treats; candy pops; and strawberry/brownie bite/marshmallow kabobs.
WMS 8th Grade AVID Students Visit WHS to Prepare for Future Success
February 13, 2020
On Tuesday, February 4th, Walton Middle School eighth grade AVID students, under the direction of Mr. Dennie Smith and Mrs. Gaby Brown, visited Walton High School to learn more about its AVID program. AVID, which stands for Advancement Via Individual Determination, is a college readiness program that teaches students the self-monitoring and personal accountability skills essential for success in college and beyond. While at WHS, eighth grade AVID students rotated through three sessions: an admin session, an AVID tutorial, and an AVID panel. The eighth graders had the opportunity to learn about WHS' AVID philosophy from not only administrators and teachers but also students in the program, even watching them actively participate in an AVID tutorial, a foundation of the program. WMS graciously thanks WHS for this opportunity, which expanded students' horizons about their educational futures.