Education Archive

The University of West Florida Hal Marcus College of Science and Engineering broke ground Jan. 5 on a Laboratory Sciences Annex, which will be connected to the Life Sciences Laboratory on the Pensacola campus to provide additional space for classroom and wet research lab needs.

Once-homeless children and families in Santa Rosa County will be settling into their new residences soon as lease agreements are executed in the first round of placements for the Santa Rosa County School District’s pilot housing program.

$3 million for 30 minutes

Plans to expand the Santa Rosa County school day by 30 minutes could cost the school district an extra $3 million, but unexpected funding has made that possible.

More than a decade ago, Tina Wells could be found at Eglin Air Force Base working with a variety of dead pathogens.

Amanda Nelms taught swim lessons while in high school and college. She also has family members who are in the education field.

In the early morning hours of a Sunday in 1941, the soldiers stationed at the Pearl Harbor naval base in Honolulu, Hawaii, were not expecting an attack.

Teaching was not Jennifer Dantin’s first career choice but it might be her best one.

Christina Andrus walks into her first-grade classroom at West Navarre Primary and lets her class know she is going to read them a story.

After 11 years under the same contract, the educational support employees for the Santa Rosa School District will be splitting from the group that represents teachers in contract negotiations.

The library is a happening place on a weekday afternoon at Holley-Navarre Middle School.