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NWFSC Grows Another 12% From Spring 2023.

Northwest Florida State College is buzzing with excitement as it welcomes a 12% surge in enrollment for Spring 2024. President Dr. Devin Stephenson credits the commitment to a world-class education and adaptability to student needs.

Northwest Florida State College Embraces Classic Learning Test (CLT) for Admissions

In a groundbreaking move, Northwest Florida State College (NWFSC) has expanded its admission options by accepting the Classic Learning Test (CLT). This decision caters to a diverse range of students, including those in dual enrollment, transitioning from private schools, and homeschooled backgrounds. The CLT, standing out for its focus on foundational readings, aligns with NWFSC’s commitment to providing varied and enriching academic journeys.

Collegiate High School Debaters Move On To Next Round After Dominant Performance

Over the weekend, students from Escambia, Santa Rosa, Okaloosa, and Washington counties participated in Incubate Debate’s regional competition, passionately debating topics like Daylight Saving Time and the atomic bomb decision. Top students are now set to represent the Panhandle at the National Championship in Jacksonville, FL.

Okaloosa School District Says School Is On, Despite Cold Temps

Despite freezing temperatures, Okaloosa County School District is keeping the school schedule untouched tomorrow, ensuring that education remains a top priority. With precautions in place and a favorable weather forecast, students can expect a safe and warm learning environment. 🏫🌡️ #SchoolSafety #WeatherAlert

Help For Mental Health On The Horizon? Our State Rep Hopes His Bill Will Reform Mental Health Issues In Florida

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The Florida House of Representative’s Children, Families & Senior’s Subcommittee has introduced a groundbreaking bill, PCB CFS 24-01, to overhaul the state’s mental health system. Spearheaded by Representative Patt Maney, the legislation addresses gaps in involuntary mental health treatment, allowing law enforcement discretion and broadening the range of qualified medical practitioners. The proposed reforms aim to streamline processes, increase efficiency, and ensure individuals receive the care they need.

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