The classrooms at Holley-Navarre Intermediate School were turned into a tropical island of fun last week as students practiced their reading comprehension, storytelling and other keys of literacy at the Literacy Luau Night.
Volunteers from the Santa Rosa County Master Gardeners visited Woodlawn Middle School on April 25. While there, the gardeners demonstrated the use of their Garden Mosaic process to identify plants.
Seventeen-year-old Christina Adamyk spent two weeks researching the intricacies of the snow goose. She said she was awed by the beautiful simplicity of the bird and tried to capture the myriad subtlety of colors encompassed by the white feathers.
Two teams from Holley-Navarre Intermediate’s Odyssey of the Mind advanced to the state competition at the University of South Florida in Orlando on April 6.
Seventh-grade student John Finelli races against the clock to craft a Boomilever crane from balsa wood to create the lightest crane that can hold the most sand.
Students at West Navarre Intermediate have put community service and helping others at the forefront of their education with a new program that teaches about community building.
Emily McCallum has a lot to say about free speech. An eighth-grade student at Woodlawn Beach Middle School, McCallum participated in the Optimist Club’s Oratorical Contest to speak on the topic of “”Why My Voice is Important.”
