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Scholarships Announced for Top Students in PR and Communications

The Emerald Coast Public Relations Foundation is offering multiple $1,000 scholarships to local seniors pursuing careers in PR, communication, marketing, or journalism, with applications due March 16, 2026.

The Emerald Coast Public Relations Foundation will award several $1,000 scholarships to high-achieving seniors in Okaloosa, Walton, and Santa Rosa counties who plan to pursue degrees in public relations, communication, marketing, or journalism. Supported by local sponsors including Eglin Federal Credit Union and longtime PR professionals, the program continues the Foundation’s mission to grow the next generation of communicators along the Emerald Coast.

Choctawhatchee High Students Learn Real-World Budgeting at Reality Check Event

Choctawhatchee High School students gained real-world financial skills through the Okaloosa Public Schools Foundation’s annual Reality Check simulation, supported by local organizations and volunteers.

About 80 Choctawhatchee High School students stepped into the world of adulthood during the Okaloosa Public Schools Foundation’s annual Reality Check event, a hands-on financial literacy simulation that challenged them to budget, prioritize expenses, and navigate real-life choices with the help of community partners.

FWBHS Students Debut Tiny House, Gear Up for International Competition

Fort Walton Beach High School’s Building Trades students gave district leaders and community members an inside look at their in-progress tiny house project during a special preview event this week. The showcase highlighted the students’ growing expertise in carpentry, electrical work, plumbing, and finishing — skills they’ll put to the test when they compete at the 2026 International Builders’ Show® in Orlando.

Back-to-Back Champ Coach Steps Down

Rocky Bayou’s two-time championship coach is stepping off the field—here’s what’s next for the Knights’ football program.

Rocky Bayou Christian School Head Football Coach KC Woods is stepping down after leading the Knights to their second straight SSAA state championship. Woods will stay on as Assistant Principal as the school begins searching for a new head coach.

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