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Emerald Coast Middle School administrators, school board members and Walton County's superintendent of schools break ground on the new ECMS.
Construction begins on new Emerald Coast Middle School (W/ PHOTO GALLERY)
Construction on the new Emerald Coast Middle School kicked off with a groundbreaking ceremony on the morning of Sept. 28. After a short ceremony, Emerald Coast Middle School’s Principal Gail Smith, ECMS Administrative Assistant Michael... Full story
Pam Holloway ties her son William's shoe as her daughter Katherine takes in the commotion of the first day of the year at Butler Elementary School. Both students are starting kindergarten this year.
First Day: Butler Elementary School
Full photo gallery here.... Full story
BLACK LIGHTNING TAKES THE STAGE: The youngest members of this group are only 8 years old.
Rock music camp offers students real world gig.
The Village Door at the Village of Baytowne Wharf at Sandestin Golf and Beach Resort doesn't normally play host to the stroller set. However on June 6 the local night club was doing just that as more than 50 enthusiastic rock fans of all ages... Full story
KATRINA EVACUEE CREDITS HER TEACHERS, CLASSMATES WITH NEW LIFE: Jeanine Abadie is flanked by teachers Cheryl Mixson (L) and Pat Wickman (R).
Jeanine Abadie refused to be defined by tragedy
From tears to hugs to laughter she looks back at high school graduation
High school graduation can be an emotional time. For Jeanine Abadie, her graduation May 30 from South Walton High School marked not only the transition from school to whatever comes next, but also the culmination of a recovery process that started... Full story
PROUD SYMBOLS: Theater seating at Biophilia displays ant and bear logo.
Building Biophilia
Collaboration begets conservation, education legacy.
Fifteen years ago M.C. Davis had some time to spare, due to a calendar malfunction. He wandered into a presentation by two passionate conservationists on the Florida black bear. Davis had no inkling that his accidental audience with the Defenders of... Full story
ART IS EVERYWHERE:  Turtles, (or are they tortoises?) adorn the classroom floor at Biophilia.
E.O. Wilson Biophilia Center on target for September 12 opening
One-of-a-kind educational research center soon to be subject of French documentary film
BRUCE -- When Walton County students visit the E. O. Wilson Biophilia Center this fall they should not be surprised if they find themselves the envy of their counterparts on at least one other continent. Media coverage of the innovative center's... Full story
Walton County School Board Agenda
May 5 meeting - 5 p.m. Tivoli Complex, DeFuniak Springs
  INVOCATION: Darrell Barnhill PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE AGENDA A REGULAR MEETING SCHOOL BOARD OF WALTON COUNTY, FLORIDA Tivoli Administrative Complex, 145 Park Street, Suite 3, DeFuniak Springs, FL 32435 Tuesday, May 05, 2009 5:00 p.m.... Full story
Walton County School Board hears some good news
Workforce Development Board to receive $160,000
 The American Recovery and Reinvestment Act once again played a starring role in this week's school board meeting. Mary Lou Reed, executive director of the Workforce Development Board of Okaloosa and Walton counties, announced  $160,000... Full story
Crystal Apple Ball Rescheduled
 The Walton Education Foundation, Inc. is rescheduling the Crystal Apple Ball to a later date. The benefit event was scheduled for May 2, 2009 at Hammock Bay Lake Club in Freeport, FL.  "The reason we decided to consider the event date is... Full story
LOCAL AUTHOR: Teacher Brenda Jones advises students
Standing up to bullies: Teacher parent writes a book
 Brenda Jones is a stand-up kind of gal. Both as a teacher and a parent, Jones well understands the importance of helping kids respond effectively to inappropriate bullying on the part of their peers. With violence in schools a fact of... Full story
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Bob Graham Grayton Beach State Park
Do you think Florida lawmakers should add former Gov. Bob Graham's name to the park?
Yes. He was instumental in expanding the park.
Yes. I think it honors his service to our county.
No. We should leave it how it is.
No. It is not really important.
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