Eglin Federal Credit Union partnered with the Boys and Girls Club of the Emerald Coast (BGCEC) and Hey Gym Friend to conduct a Financial Fitness Bootcamp for approximately 100 youth on
When Okaloosa County Commissioner Mel Ponder was elected to office, one thing he knew he wanted to establish was a youth leadership council of some kind. Ponder approached Superintendent Marcus
Pryor Middle School in Fort Walton Beach currently has over 180 students where English is their second language. And while some of these English-language learning (ELL) students do speak English,
The Okaloosa County Public Library Cooperative will host a graduation ceremony to recognize the hard work of eight adult learners who have recently completed their high school diploma through the Career
In Okaloosa county there will be a close to a 20% increase in demand over the next five years making $60,000+ a year.
Northwest Florida’s local McDonald’s organization, Costa Enterprises McDonald’s, visited Bluewater Bay Elementary on Tuesday, October 12 to recognize three local educators including the school’s 2021 “Teacher of the Year.” In addition,
Last week, the Okaloosa County School District had 42 cases.
All of the funds raised from this event will go to help middle and high school bands in the Tri-County area keep their assessment & state fees low.
On September 23, WEAR Channel 3 reported that a Crestview High School teacher was in the ICU battling COVID complications. At the time of the report, the school and students
During Monday’s Okaloosa County School Board meeting, the mother of a Niceville High School student spoke to the board regarding what she described as a “very inappropriate” movie that was
On Tuesday, Governor DeSantis announced that the Florida Department of Health (DOH) issued a new rule that allows families to decide whether their healthy child should be taken out of
Seven school districts in Northwest Florida will receive grants from the Gulf Power Foundation, totaling $100,000 to support education efforts throughout the region. For the Santa Rosa County School District, the
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