Navarre High School Principal Kasie Windfelder was named the Santa Rosa County District Schools’ High School Principal of the Year for 2022-2023 at a meeting of school administrators on July 26.
Navarre High School responded to the recognition on their Facebook page, “this honor is well-deserved, and we are endlessly thankful for how she tirelessly serves our school community every day.”
With the conclusion of the 2021-2022 school year, Santa Rosa County District Schools are busy planning for next year.
Part of those arrangements is the installation of people in new positions from principals over individual schools to administrators over the whole district.
Every Summer, just before children return to the classrooms, United Way of West Florida and other community partners come together to help get students the tools they need to make the school year successful.
On July 21, they will do that again with “Stuff the Bus.”
Santa Rosa County District Schools recently announced that Navarre High School will see the addition of three new assistant principals for the upcoming 2022-2023 school year.
West Navarre Intermediate ESE/inclusion third-grade teacher Angela Jordan hoped and prayed country music singer Woody Bradshaw would get an opportunity to visit her students at some point.
They had written letters to Bradshaw a year ago, and the Northwest Florida native responded with a six-page letter to the students, written in cursive, and said he hoped he’d have a chance to visit this year.
Every year, the Santa Rosa County School District receives funding from the federal government to bolster educational opportunities and programs.
All those federal dollars go through the Office of Federal Programs. One type of funding is Title I and only specific schools are included in the funding.
