Edge Elementary Teachers Win $9,000 in Grants
Four Edge Elementary School teachers earned more than $9,000 for several needs in their school.
“Teaching is the Hardest Job I’ve Ever Done In My Life.” Kelly Humphrey, Niceville High Teacher of the Year
Humphrey graduated from Niceville High School in 1980. Her brother and sister graduated from NHS as did her son. “My husband and I chose to live in Niceville, because we wanted our son to be able to go to school in Okaloosa County.”
National Signing Day: Niceville Athletes Commit To Colleges
In front of a packed auditorium filled with family, friends, and classmates, six Niceville High School students took to the stage on Wednesday and took the next step in their athletic
careers.
16 NWFSC Athletes Make State All-Academic Team
Northwest Florida State College (NWFSC) is pleased to announce that 16 Raider athletes have been named as members of the Florida College System Activities Association’s (FCSAA) 2021-2022 All-Academic Team.
Here’s Why You Need To Catch At Least One of NWFSC’s Men’s Basketball Games in 2022-23
What happened next was equally as incredible and unexpected. Former Raider Head Ball Coach Steve DeMeo accepted the position as head coach of the Raiders – and the team started this season with a big target on its back. They’re the number one-ranked squad in the country.
This is the Stat About Online Child Predators You Need To Know
This is the statistic about online child predators and children that Okaloosa County Deputies want you to remember when your kids are on the internet.
Niceville Private School Offers Free Math Tutoring
Rocky Bayou Christian Academy’s Mu Alpha Theta Club will offer free math tutoring from 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.
Okaloosa Schools Get $1.29 Million For Healthcare Academy
BP Oil Spill compensation funds will fund about ⅓ of a new healthcare learning program for Niceville and other southern Okaloosa County high school students.
Got Kids At Lewis? Watch Out For Bears, Say Valparaiso Neighbors
At least two bears who’ve allegedly homesteaded near the Lewis School have initiated concerns from the public in the city of Valparaiso.
Three Collegiate High School Students Selected as National Merit Semifinalists
Last month, the National Merit Corporation (NMSC) announced the names of over 16,000 high school students who have been selected as semifinalists in the 68th Annual National Merit Scholarship Program. Among those chosen were NWFSC Collegiate High School students Aiden Black, Alana Davis, and Serapia Silva.
