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All Walton County High Schools Rank Among Nation’s Top 20%

All three traditional high schools in Walton County—South Walton High, Freeport High, and Walton High—have been ranked among the top 20% of high schools nationwide in U.S. News & World Report’s 2025 “Best High Schools” list, based on academic performance and college readiness measures.

All three traditional high schools in Walton County—South Walton High, Freeport High, and Walton High—earned national recognition in U.S. News & World Report’s 2025 “Best High Schools” rankings, placing them among the top 20% of schools across the country for academic performance and college readiness.

Okaloosa County School Board approves new leadership

Okaloosa County School Board approves new leadership at Elliot Point, Davidson Collin Bestor June 24, 2025 2:18 pm Schools and Education In Brief: 🏫 Laura King promoted to principal at Davidson Middle School after nearly two decades in Okaloosa classrooms. 🌍 Eva Ratley named assistant principal at Elliott Point, bringing global teaching experience and fresh […]

Governor Appoints Zack Smith to UWF Board of Trustees

Zack Smith appointed to UWF Board of Trustees

Governor Ron DeSantis has appointed Pensacola native Zack Smith to the University of West Florida Board of Trustees, providing the board with local legal expertise. Smith serves as Senior Legal Fellow and Manager of the Supreme Court and Appellate Advocacy Program at The Heritage Foundation, an American conservative think tank based in Washington, D.C. He also serves as a […]

Okaloosa STEMM Academy Hosts National History Day Showcase

Okaloosa STEMM Academy students showcased historical research projects at a National History Day showcase, with 19 advancing to the Florida History Day competition.

Okaloosa STEMM Academy students participated in a National History Day Showcase on Feb. 27, presenting research projects on the theme “Rights & Responsibilities in History,” with 19 students advancing to the state competition.

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