Tour + your questions answered about Niceville’s new turf field

We show. you the new artificial turf field at Niceville High School – and Principal Charlie Marello answers tough questions about the decision to install it.
Niceville Graduate Races Toward a Professional Motorsports Career

Jackson Shirey, an Okaloosa Technical College graduate, is heading to Daytona after earning ASE Master certification and a prestigious racing internship.
Okaloosa Schools Post Powerful Academic Gains, Higher Graduation Rates

Okaloosa County School District leaders are celebrating strong academic performance, rising graduation rates, and major campus improvements following the first semester of the school year.
Exceptional Leadership Powers Niceville Cadets to a Rare Perfect Inspection

Perfect score. Historic achievement. Niceville High Schoolโs AFJROTC cadets just set the standard for excellence.
Outstanding Achievement: Okaloosa High Schools Dominate National AP Honor Roll

Three Okaloosa County high schools earned national recognition on the 2025 AP School Honor Roll for expanding access to advanced coursework.
Niceville’s Campbell Wins Taylor Haugen Award!

Niceville High School’s Harper Campbell, a future Samford football player and aspiring pastor, was honored with the Taylor Haugen Trophy in a surprise ceremony for exemplifying the award’s pillars of leadership, academics, and service.
Mid Bay News ranks the top ten football games from the 2025 season

Overtime stunners, last-second field goals, and championship dreams , these are the high school football games fans will be talking about for years.
Niceville High Reimagines Henry VIIIโs Wives in Spectacular Musical SIX

Niceville High Theatre brings the global hit SIX to the stage this January, delivering a high-energy, pop-powered retelling of Henry VIIIโs queens.
Niceville High Launches Future Ready Program for Teens

Niceville Highโs Future Ready program, created by Allison Aiken, helps students learn real-world skills like finances, college prep, jobs, and stress management.
16 local players from Okaloosa, Walton participate in early signing day

Sixteen student-athletes from Choctawhatchee, Freeport and Niceville High Schools signed college scholarships Wednesday, marking one of the regionโs busiest early signing days in recent years.