Six Santa Rosa schools receive Five Star Award
Six Santa Rosa County schools were received the Five Star School Award this year from the Florida Department of Education.
JROTC unit overcomes challenges to win Area 8 orienteering championship
Scratch marks from the thorns that were in their legs are lasting reminders of the rigors that come with navigating through an orienteering course.
Santa Rosa offers free adult high school program
For Santa Rosa County residents looking to complete their high school diploma the county library system offers a free solution that can be completed in under a year.
High schoolers prep for tests to determine college future
As the second half of the school year looms on the horizon, many high school juniors are gearing up for college preparation while seniors finalize their plans for post-graduation.
2016 Education Year in Review
STEAM Innovate launches second year
Santa Rosa County students will be able to tour the home of a middle-class family in Africa through virtual reality or witness the impressive forces of a train hitting a car from inside the vehicle or even submit the tire design for NASA’s next Mars rover.Raney loves her students’ sense of wonder
When Holley-Navarre Primary School teacher Jennifer Raney was in kindergarten, she was given an assignment to write down what she wanted to be when she grew up.
Holley-Navarre students to compete in regional science fair
Two Holley-Navarre Middle School students are headed to the regional competition after winning the grand prize in the school’s science fair.
Strumeyer sets sights on assisting all students
For Teacher of the Year Jeff Strumeyer, Holley-Navarre Middle School (HNMS) is home.
Education Foundation awards teachers $68,000 in grants
Of the 68 Santa Rosa teachers who received $1,000 grants from the Santa Rosa Education Foundation, 26 hail from schools in Navarre and Gulf Breeze.
Scholarships worth $200,000
Repepsico and 21st Century Fox announce “The Search For Hidden Figures” contest to discover emerging female visionaries in science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) and you have until Dec. 10 to enter. The contest is inspired by the upcoming film “Hidden Figures” and will award up to $200,000 in scholarships to promising female leaders.










