Tag: Education

The pandemic has made singing in choirs difficult, but Navarre High School Concert Choir was able to host their end of year concert last night - their first concert in more than a year.

Band director Dean Barrow welcomed parents to the Navarre High School Spring Band Concert May 15 at the school gymnasium. Bleachers were filled with friends and families who came out to support their musicians and hear what they’ve been working on all spring.

The national nonprofit School Nutrition Association (SNA) has named Starr Grimes, kitchen manager at Navarre High School in Santa Rosa County School District, FL, the Southwest regional Manager of the Year.

Principal of West Navarre Intermediate School Shana Dorsey asked students what makes their mom special and here is what they had to say.

There was standing room only at a special school board meeting Monday morning to hear from the public and then vote on the mask mandate in Santa Rosa County school district.

After the board heard from 17 parents and frustrated citizens, all speaking up against the mask mandate, the motion to make masks recommended instead of mandatory passed unanimously.

Tallahassee Community College will recognize more than 3,000 candidates for graduation during the College’s Virtual Commencement Celebration at 6 p.m. on April 30, 2021.

Danny Brothers, Principal of Gulf Breeze High School, is pleased to announce the Honor Roll for the 3rd 9-weeks grading period of the 2020-21 school year.

The construction of the new K-8 school in Holley by the Sea is coming along and on track to welcome students this August.

Kindergarten registration will be held at the East Bay K-8 office May 18, 19 and 20. For more registration information and additional resources, check out www.eastbayk8.com.

West Navarre Intermediate School’s fourth grade gifted students (ACES – Academic and Creative Enrichment for Students) completed a much- needed project earlier this month at their school.

A fourth-grade classroom at West Navarre Intermediate was transformed into a poetry café Monday.

Samantha Fowler’s students have been studying poetry for the past two weeks and were given the opportunity to write their own poem, which they then read to their classmates on a makeshift stage that even featured a prop microphone.