This year's Walton High School Culinary classes stepped up the game and created some very creative and complex designs! Students drew their own patterns, made the dough, and put it all together. So cute!
In Mr. Warren's economics classes, the students participate in Market Day as part of their end-of-year project. They apply all the economic principles they've learned throughout the year by creating a business, understanding supply and demand, and managing personal finances. The students thoroughly enjoyed this engaging project!
In Mr. Warren's economics classes, the students participate in Market Day as part of their end-of-year project. They apply all the economic principles they've learned throughout the year by creating a business, understanding supply and demand, and managing personal finances. The students thoroughly enjoyed this engaging project!
In Mr. Warren's economics classes, the students participate in Market Day as part of their end-of-year project. They apply all the economic principles they've learned throughout the year by creating a business, understanding supply and demand, and managing personal finances. The students thoroughly enjoyed this engaging project!
In Mr. Warren's economics classes, the students participate in Market Day as part of their end-of-year project. They apply all the economic principles they've learned throughout the year by creating a business, understanding supply and demand, and managing personal finances. The students thoroughly enjoyed this engaging project!
The Anchor Club & Key Club teamed up today to spread holiday cheer by providing gifts for the Angel Tree Project through The Matrix. These dedicated students were proud to bring joy to children in need and make their Christmas a little brighter. Merry Christmas! 🎄
We'd like to give a shout-out to our hard-working Key Club! They assisted with STEAM Night at Maude Saunders Elementary School, ensuring it was a huge success. Representatives from the Emerald Coast Science Center even commented on how great "the teenagers" were! 😀
Two of our FFA members went to Chipley today to compete in Florida's Sub-District contest.
Chloe Bendure competed in the prepared public speaking contest and placed 3rd! Chloe was tasked with preparing a 6- to 8-minute speech about an issue in agriculture. Her chosen topic was the decline in our bee population. After her speech, Chloe had to answer industry-specific questions from a panel of judges.
David Wilson competed in the safe tractor operations contest. After taking a written exam about tractor safety, David had to drive a pre-set course with a tractor and trailer. He had to hook a trailer up to the tractor, back the tractor and trailer in a straight line, and zig-zag through the course in under 3-1/2 minutes. David did an awesome job on the course today!
We're so proud of Wells Bettenhausen & Kelan Washington for signing their letters of intent this afternoon to play football & further their education at Lenoir-Rhyne University and Mercer University (respectively)! Congratulations, Wells and Kelan!
Congratulations to Adrian Cuica! 🎉 This past week and weekend, he traveled to FSU in Tallahassee to participate in the annual Tri-State Honor Band. Over 400 students from Florida, Georgia, and Alabama were accepted into this prestigious event, and Adrian was one of them! He was also the only student in Walton County to be accepted!
Our agriscience foundations students are wrapping up their soil and plant science unit. They've created their own soil profiles, collected soil samples, tested the pH of their samples, and propagated their own plants. These students are learning about plant processes and the importance of soil & plant health. What they're learning will help them determine which crops they'll grow in the land lab this spring.
We'd like to give a shout-out to Ms. Moody's AP Lit class! Before Thanksgiving break, they played a literary Jenga game. Each Jenga piece was numbered, and there were corresponding questions for each piece. There were 10 questions that had to be answered, in writing, by the table. If someone knocked the tower over, they had to answer the question in writing.
We'd like to give a shout-out to our AMAZING lunchroom staff for making a yummy Thanksgiving lunch today! Complete with turkey, stuffing, green beans, mac & cheese, cranberry sauce, and banana pudding, it was definitely a meal to remember!
Thank you Teresa Burks, Mattie Henry, Karen Maierle, and Akemi Womack for everything you do every day to keep our bellies full and our hearts happy! 💙 And thank you to Susan Brewer and Frances London for chipping in to make sure everything was perfect! 🩷
From quick thinking in Impromptu to strategic speeches in Legislative Debate, these Leadership students showcased their incredible skills and dedication in the world of Speech and Debate last Saturday at Niceville High School. We'd like to congratulate Ean Schofield for taking 1st place in Novice Impromptu and Asher Sawyer for earning 3rd place in Varsity Legislative Debate! Earning top spots in these events requires not only talent but resilience. Impromptu competitors face three intense rounds of on-the-spot speeches, while Legislative Debaters tackle two grueling 2-hour sessions of non-stop strategy and persuasion.
We are so proud of our students who gave it their all and represented Walton High with poise and passion! Go Braves!
Ms. Leavins (and some amazing student helpers) celebrated staff members today by going to each classroom with the “Woot-Woot Wagon!" 🎉 Teachers were greeted at their doors with a hearty “Woot-Woot” and got to pick a snack & drink from the cart....just because. 💙
Congratulations to these three Chorus students for completing the FMEA All-State audition process and being selected for the FMEA All-State Concert and SSAA Choruses! 🎉 These students put in a tremendous amount of work for this incredible honor, and we’re super proud of them! Pictured from left to right: Libby Morris, Gabe Rowbotham, Noah Stayer
We'd like to congratulate Bethany Waites for being accepted into the 2025 Florida All-State Symphonic Band! 🎶 Bethany was the only student from Walton County to be accepted into this prestigious ensemble! She was also 1 of 4 students from Walton High School to be accepted into an All-State Ensemble. Our phenomenal Chorus Program had three students accepted this year!
Congratulations to these Walton High School Chorus students that participated in their Solo and Ensemble MPA last Friday! The WHS Select Ensemble got superior ratings! Soloists Julie Laviolette and Calie Brackin also did an amazing job, with Julie earning a superior rating and Calie earning an excellent rating! 🎶
The boys and girls cross country teams ran at the district meet in Tallahassee this morning. The girls team qualified for regionals, which will be held in Jacksonville next Friday! Way to go, Braves!
We'd like to give a shout-out to Mrs. Stephenson's AVID, English 1, and English 2 classes for being in the boat for the goal!
