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.”
At the March 14 meeting of Santa Rosa School District Board, Alan Jowers, a partner in Carr, Riggs & Ingram, LLC, the certified public accounting firm which conducted the required annual audit for fiscal year ending June 30, 2012, made a presentation regarding its findings.
Pensacola State College, with multiple schools in Santa Rosa and Escambia counties, boosts the local economy by $932.8 million annually, according to a new study conducted by Economic Modeling Specialists, Inc. (EMSI).
The State Board of Education on March 19 approved a new bachelor’s degree for Northwest Florida State College – a bachelor of science in early childhood education that will focus on training professionals to work with children ages birth through four years.
Florida parents could breathe a sigh of relief over filling out college scholarship forms for their children if a bill moving through the Florida Legislature should become law.
School Dean Pete Della Ratta handed out samples of a thick, green liquid during lunch at Holley Navarre Middle School last week. The smoothie had spinach, kale, carrots, apples, bananas, strawberries and no sugar.
Excitement was in the air in Beth DePersio’s class March 5 at West Navarre Intermediate School. It was the much anticipated “frog day.’’ The students gathered around a substitute teacher as she explained to the students what they were going to discover.
