Submitted by Cindy Neale, Paxton School
Paxton is proud to announce our Class 1A Girls Basketball Team was ranked first and won the FHSAA Academic Team Champion Award with a cumulative team GPA of 3.574.
Submitted by Barbara Stratton
Congratulations to the South Walton High School Baseball Team for winning the District Championship – first time in school history.
Submitted by Kristen Rhodes, Walton Middle School
Walton Middle School would like to thank our local Taco Bell and its owners, the Siners, for providing 200 breakfast burritos for eighth graders taking FCAT Science this week. Thank you, Taco Bell and the Siners! WMS sincerely appreciates your generosity.
Submitted by Angela Vance, Emerald Coast Middle School
This month we are proud to announce that both boys and girls ECMS Track and Field teams won the Panhandle Regional meet. Many of our athletes (34) will be traveling to Bradenton on May 12th to compete at the state meet.
For the results:
http://fl.milesplit.com/meets/223552/results/439535/raw#.VxTbk9QrIdU
Submitted by Angela Vance, Emerald Coast Middle School
ECMS Stingray Baseball team won the championship for the Northwest Florida Middle School Athletic Conference.
Submitted by Barbara Stratton, South Walton High School
Congratulations to the South Walton High School Seahawks Softball Team for winning their District Championship!
Submitted by Christy English, Walton High School
Way to go, Lady Braves! We are so proud of our girls and their semifinal win. They will now move on to the regional finals. We will host Baker County on Friday, April 29, at 6 p.m. See you there.
Submitted by Kristen Rhodes, Walton Middle School
By Friday, April 22nd, students in 6th and 7th grades will have an AVID information flyer stapled in their Pridebook, along with their interim grades. Parents, please look over the flyer and determine whether or not WMS' AVID program might be a good fit for your child. (Instructions for notifying the school of your interest are included on the flyer.)
AVID is an in-school system that prepares students for college and career success. Students who are ideal candidates for the AVID program are those who are capable of completing college-prep curriculum but may be falling short of realizing their full potential. WMS offers an AVID elective class, which supports students in Writing to learn, Inquiry methods, Collaborative grouping, Organization, and Academic Reading.
Statistics show that AVID students are more likely to take college-level Advanced Placement classes in high school, complete their college eligibility requirements, and be accepted into four-year colleges than their peers. AVID also helps ensure that students, once accepted to college, possess the high-level skills they need for college and career success. Essentially, AVID prepares students for bright futures.
