Apr 26, 2018
School board to meet in south end
The Santa Rosa County School Board is exploring the idea of holding some of its monthly meetings in the south end of the county.
Apr 19, 2018
Rookie of the Year teachers announced
Santa Rosa Education Foundation announced the nominees for 2018 Santa Rosa Rookie of the Year award April 9.
Apr 19, 2018
UWF 2018 Job Shadow Week provides students hands-on experience
A record number of students participated in the University of West Florida students participated in the 2018 Job Shadow Week this year.
Apr 12, 2018
HNMS celebrates Month of the Military Child
April is the Month of the Military Child, and for Holley Navarre Middle School that means it is time to recognize the unique experiences and struggles of hundreds of the school’s students.
Apr 5, 2018
Navarre students sink the competition at SeaPerch
Whirring its way through the depths of a backyard pool, a PVC pipe creation maneuvers through obstacles at the direction of its creators, Navarre High School juniors Miguel Homer, 17, and Tricia Winbery, 17.
Mar 29, 2018
Santa Rosa schools secure all-new bus fleet for 2019
Santa Rosa County school bus riders will be all be riding to school in brand-new buses starting next school year after the school board voted to contract with a new transportation vendor.
Mar 22, 2018
Drug offending teens get second chance
Roughly 11 percent of Santa Rosa County high schoolers have abused at least one type of prescription drug. Some have tried opioids, and others have combined pills.
Mar 15, 2018
Student photojournalist to attend national conference
Navarre High School student and future photojournalist Nikki Masters wants to see her photos splashed across the pages of National Geographic.
Mar 8, 2018
Essay contest winners recognized
Navarre Junior ROTC cadets received medals Wednesday for the essays they wrote for the Milton Fleet Reserve Association.
Mar 8, 2018
School board offers $1.9 million for Tiger Point parcel
Tiger Point Golf Club’s defunct west course will be the site of a middle or elementary school—or both—if the City of Gulf Breeze accepts Tim Wyrosdick’s $1.9 million offer for a 45-acre parcel.