Okaloosa County Students Recognized for Achievements at State Science Fair
Fifteen Okaloosa County students earned awards at the State Science Fair, competing against nearly 700 students and receiving recognition in multiple categories and special awards.
Okaloosa STEMM Academy Hosts National History Day Showcase
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.
Former STEMM Principal Out At OCSD
Accused of misusing school funds and violating student rights, Dr. Scheree Martin resigned before she could be fired—here’s what the investigations uncovered.
This Might Be The New Name For the Niceville Multipurpose Building:
What do a new school building, championship cheerleaders, and a surprising tax windfall have in common? Find out how Niceville High School’s latest addition is changing the game!
The Secret One School District Found to Avoid Dropping Test Scores – And What Okaloosa Schools Can Learn From It.
Only Walton County has managed to avoid a downward trend in test scores over the last 20 years in Florida. How’d they do it?
Okaloosa County Teacher Honored with Presidential Excellence Award
Jacqueline Sheffield, a mathematics teacher at Fort Walton Beach High School, has been honored with the Presidential Award for Excellence in Mathematics and Science Teaching, recognizing her 28 years of teaching excellence and dedication to STEM education.
Fort Walton Beach Student Named Sunshine State Scholar
Reese Armstrong, a Fort Walton Beach High School junior, has been named Okaloosa County’s 2024-2025 Sunshine State Scholar for her academic excellence, leadership, and contributions in STEM and community activities.
These Niceville High Schoolers Are The Only Non-Graduate Students To Present At Research Conference In Japan
Niceville High School students showcased their marine research on an international stage in Japan, earning global recognition and inspiring schools worldwide.
Hurricane Helene Watch. Here’s What We Know Now:
The National Weather Service in Mobile is monitoring a low-pressure system near the Yucatan Peninsula, which could develop into a tropical depression later this week as it moves north into the Gulf of Mexico. While no immediate impact is expected for northwest Florida, residents are urged to stay informed and prepare for possible hazardous marine conditions and rip currents.
Niceville’s Good Neighbor of the Month: Melissa Kearley!
This month’s Ryan Cabaniss State Farm Niceville Neighbor of the Month is Edge Elementary Principal Melissa Kearley!
