South Santa Rosa County needs a new high school, but it is not likely to be built anytime soon. There are fewer than 147 student stations left open in Gulf Breeze and Navarre High School combined. By 2022 that number will be at least negative 261.
With resumes in hand, smiles on their faces and a determination to put their best foot forward in front of perspective employers, students walked from table to table meeting with employers Thursday morning at the Navarre High School job fair.
Santa Rosa County teachers opened their classroom doors to 150 educators and school administrators from across the U.S. last week to allow them to analyze their work as part of the second annual STEM Symposium school tours.
As Gulf Breeze High School science students tapped away on their computers Jan. 24, a flurry of school district administrators, teachers and people wielding cameras came barging through the doorway with a surprise announcement to make.
The Florida State Association of Supervisors of Elections (FSASE) is giving $1,200 scholarships to three qualified college students in the state of Florida.
When Navarre parents launch their children into education, the majority will send their students to the public school institution they are districted for.
Students of Holley Navarre Middle School could get a lesson in good character via their cell phones starting last week through a new program rolled out by teacher Jeff Strumeyer.
