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Walton High School teachers want to be sure our students know how much they are loved and reminded of how hard they have worked this year.  As students came ack to school on Monday, our goal was to make them smile a little bigger and feel confident knowing they have a huge support system behind them when they see notes from their teachers lining Braves Blvd.  Every Walton High School student has a note of encouragement from someone in the building. 

EPIC is the Walton County Way.

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FHS AP Research Presentations
Superintendent Hughes and other staff members had the opportunity to view FHS' AP Research Class in action.

FMS Together We Rise

April 28, 2021

Mr. Olson, teachers and students are loving the “Together We Rise” interactive wall art. FMS art students worked together to create this uplifting mural to bring Bulldogs together and have some fun.

Fourth grade students at WDE had an awesome time at Biophilia this week. They were able to hold interesting animals and explore nature. Students also learned about the longleaf pine ecosystem and ways to make our planet a better place.

Friday was a day of celebration of students who were A-B Honor Roll for 3 nine weeks at WMS.  Not only was it a day where Principal Jason Campbell and AP Scott Hulion grilled for the students but they were able to have some well needed, deserved, and earned free play and game time!  Warriors believe that those who work hard should also Play Hard!  Superintendent Hughes stopped in and checked on some on site construction and the Agriculture Class who showed off their tomatoes, peppers, and rabbits!  Warriors are No Exception to the fact that EPIC is what EPIC Does!  #23daystogo

What an amazing day of learning, test preparation, collaboration of substitutes, SRD Lindsay Whatmough reading to students and supporting teachers, teachers engaged in effective planning, and school leaders organizing for testing observed at Mossy Head School! This level of activity on  a daily basis would be hard for those who are not in the profession of educating students, but for the WCSD, we call it EPIC!  It’s the WAY!  Not easy, slow, boring, or always fun…….Just EPIC!

Today, Walton County School District hosted the Panhandle Area Educational Consortium (PAEC) Board of Director’s Meeting at the Carlene H. Anderson Training Center. At this meeting, both Superintendent Hughes and Washington County School District Superintendent, Mr. Joe Taylor, wore purple in support of military children for their strength and sacrifice.

 

This special recognition was established by former Defense Secretary Caspar Weinberger in 1986 to honor the important role children play in contributing to the strength of military families. The color purple was chosen because it symbolizes all branches of the military, as it is the combination of Army green, Coast Guard blue, Air Force blue, Marine Corps red, and Navy blue.