To close out FFA Week, Walton High students & staff dressed in blue & gold! ๐ ๐
In honor of FFA Week, Walton High students and staff dressed as their favorite animals (or in animal print) today! We're looking forward to seeing everyone wearing blue & gold tomorrow.
(Remember, all attire must follow dress code.)
(Remember, all attire must follow dress code.)
Congratulations to Kaden Fuentes, Robert Morse, and Coach White for being selected for FACA Recognition! ๐
- Kaden Fuentes has been named FACA 3A District 2 Player of the Year
- Robert Morse is the FACA District 2 All-Star Representative
- Coach White is the FACA 3A District 2 Coach of the Year
- Kaden Fuentes has been named FACA 3A District 2 Player of the Year
- Robert Morse is the FACA District 2 All-Star Representative
- Coach White is the FACA 3A District 2 Coach of the Year
In honor of FFA Week, Walton High students and staff dressed as BBQ dads & soccer moms today! We're looking forward to seeing everyone dressed as their favorite animal (or animal print) tomorrow. Remember, all attire must follow dress code.)
In honor of FFA Week, Walton High students and staff dressed in camo gear today! We're looking forward to seeing everyone go all out and channel their inner BBQ Dad and Soccer Mom tomorrow! (Remember, all attire must follow dress code.)
We'd like to give a shout-out to Mr. Wolfer's students for these creative, unique ceramics!
- Isaih Mathews with his cheese wedge-shaped box
- Tegan Wilson with her beautiful flower mug
- Yaretzi Ramirez with her ocean box
- McKenna Jones with her Domo Kun themed mug
- Kyelee Bartlett with her dragonfly-themed box
- Seleen Ellis with her Key of Aaravos-themed box
Some of our juniors and seniors participated in Construction Career Day at the Santa Rosa County Fairgrounds today. Students met industry professionals; explored the wide range of opportunities in the construction & engineering industries; engaged in small group learning labs; and took part in hands-on activities with heavy machinery & equipment. What an EPIC opportunity for these students and our community!
๐๐๐๐ win for the Walton boys weightlifting team! ๐๏ธโโ๏ธ
The team powered their way to victory against Ponce de Leon High today, showing incredible strength, dedication, and teamwork. Weโre proud of these athletesโ hard work and determination. Keep pushing and representing Walton with excellence!
Weโd like to give a shout-out to Zharick Conde for her truly exceptional work! As part of a World War I poster project, she went above and beyond every expectation. Her work demonstrates not only a deep understanding of the historical content, but also remarkable artistic talent, creativity, and attention to detail. Every panel tells a storyโfrom causes and key events to social impacts and global consequencesโand it is clear she invested significant time, thought, and care into this project. Zharick is incredibly gifted, and her pride in learning truly shines through this piece.
This weekend the following seven students traveled to Troy University to participate in the 53rd Annual Southeastern United States Honor Band. ๐ถ These students have represented Walton High School with immense success and have received the following chair placements for their respective ensembles:
- Bethany Waites: 1st chair Clarinet
- Xander Mills-Alex: 1st chair Trombone
- Haden Carroll: 1st chair French Horn
- Meggie Winship: 2nd chair Percussion
- Christian Breeland: 4th chair Tuba
- Addison Cook: 5th chair Flute
- Gerrard Arriola: 5th chair Trumpet
- Bethany Waites: 1st chair Clarinet
- Xander Mills-Alex: 1st chair Trombone
- Haden Carroll: 1st chair French Horn
- Meggie Winship: 2nd chair Percussion
- Christian Breeland: 4th chair Tuba
- Addison Cook: 5th chair Flute
- Gerrard Arriola: 5th chair Trumpet
The FCA breakfast was held at the Mattie Kelly Arts Center this morning. Chandler Shoaf represented Walton High with opening words.
Thank you to everyone that participated in our SPRING INTO BRAVE COUNTRY event tonight! Students & parents/guardians had the opportunity to sit down with WHS academic teachers and guidance counselors to discuss course offerings & requirements and complete registration forms for next school year. Representatives from Emerald Coast Technical College and Northwest Florida State College were on hand to share information & answer questions, as well.
This past Thursday and Friday, 13 Walton High School Band students had the opportunity to participate in the annual All-County Honor Band. These students had the honor of learning and performing under Mr. Ian Schwindt from Titusville High School in Titusville, FL. All the students in All-County put on an incredible concert and learned so many new things about music. ๐ถ We are incredibly proud of these students and canโt wait to see what they accomplish in the future! ๐
๐ฅ WHS GIRLS WEIGHTLIFTING - MAKING HISTORY! ๐ฅ
On Friday, our girls competed at North Bay Haven in Regionals. It was an incredible day surrounded by many talented schools and athletes. The girls showed up, competed with heart, and left it all on the platform. The effort, grit, and determination they put in was unreal.
๐ PODIUM FINISHERS
โข Montanna Pickard โ 3rd in Olympic & 5th in Traditional
โข Anamary Valverde-Villalobos โ 6th in Olympic
The competition was stiff with so many amazing athletes, but after a nail-biting waitโฆ Montanna Pickard has ADVANCED TO STATE! ๐
We are beyond proud of every girl on this team. This moment was built on hard work, commitment, and belief โ and every athlete played a role in making it happen. ๐
History made. More to come.
Lady Braves forever. ๐ช
Our JV boys basketball team finished the season with a 16-1 record after last night's win over Baker! ๐
We are so incredibly proud of our Walton High School FBLA Braves! We took 50 students to the District Leadership Conference in Pensacola, and 37 of them are officially advancing to the State Leadership Conference in Orlando this March! ๐๐ฅ
These students competed, presented, tested, networked, and represented Walton with excellence, professionalism, and heart. From business communication to entrepreneurship, marketing, finance, and leadership events, they showed what it means to be prepared, confident, and driven.
This didnโt happen by accident โ it came from months of hard work, early mornings, late practices, and students who were willing to challenge themselves and step outside their comfort zones. Watching them grow in confidence and leadership is why we do what we do.
Next stop: Orlando for FBLA State Leadership Conference ๐โจ So proud to be a Brave today!
These students competed, presented, tested, networked, and represented Walton with excellence, professionalism, and heart. From business communication to entrepreneurship, marketing, finance, and leadership events, they showed what it means to be prepared, confident, and driven.
This didnโt happen by accident โ it came from months of hard work, early mornings, late practices, and students who were willing to challenge themselves and step outside their comfort zones. Watching them grow in confidence and leadership is why we do what we do.
Next stop: Orlando for FBLA State Leadership Conference ๐โจ So proud to be a Brave today!
We'd like to give a shout-out to Mr. Wolfer's phenomenal and creative artists! Check out their amazing creations, and show them love in the comments. ๐
- Bailey Fitzgerald - blueberry mug
- Ansley Nowling - Rubik's Cube box
- Adelyn Chamber - letter box
- Armoni Hardwick - apple mug
- Cole Mitchell - volcano mug
- Peyton Infinger - castle box
- Bailey Fitzgerald - blueberry mug
- Ansley Nowling - Rubik's Cube box
- Adelyn Chamber - letter box
- Armoni Hardwick - apple mug
- Cole Mitchell - volcano mug
- Peyton Infinger - castle box
Congratulations to the following culinary students for earning the most votes in our recent gingerbread house competition! These two houses tied for the top spot!
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Danika Cottle, Amberlynn Carroll, Danielle Caruso
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McKai Denius & Liese Marroquin Melendez
Day 4 of our holiday spirit week: Students wore colors corresponding to their grade levels today. We encourage everyone to wear cozy Christmas pajamas, slippers, and fuzzy socks tomorrow. Remember, all outfits must follow dress code requirements.
Congratulations to Cavion Adams! ๐ He'll represent Walton High School in the North/South All-Star Football Classic in the Villages on Saturday. ๐ We are so proud of you, Cavion!
