Why Engage in Challenging Coursework?

March 3, 2022, 6-7 PM (EST)

Please join the Florida Partnership on March 3, 2022 (6-7PM EST) as we discuss the importance of students choosing courses that challenge them beyond their comfort zones.  We will cover the reasons that having students engage in a productive struggle is essential to future-readiness and take a deep dive into the benefits of participating in Advanced Placement (AP) courses. This session is designed to provide information that will help students and parents make informed decisions about which academic pathway best supports their college and career goals.   

When: March 3, 2022, 6:00-7:00 PM Eastern Time (US and Canada)

Register in advance for this webinar:

https://collegeboard.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_WoNQFh4yTX6MOx5ZWQu5Eg

TABITHA BRITTEN

Tabitha Britten serves Maude Saunders Elementary school as their Data Control Specialist. She has been working in the Walton School District for eight years! Although you might not see Ms. Britten when you visit MSE, she is hard at work making sure our students have been registered properly, demographics are accurate, and all grades are recorded. Mrs. Britten has four children; one girl and three boys.  She enjoys cooking, spending time with her grandson, collecting stamps, playing the piano, bowling, and genealogy searches. Thank you, Mrs. Britten for supporting Walton County School District Children!

KALEA CALDWELL

Kalea Caldwell serves Maude Saunders Elementary as their secretary.  She is the first person you will meet as you enter MSE’s front doors!  Ms. Caldwell spends her day routing phone calls, checking students in and out of the building and screening visitors. Ms. Caldwell has served Walton School District for seven years. She enjoys eating out and taking a good nap! At other times Kalea likes to take long walks, read, cook or shop online. Thank you, Mrs. Caldwell for supporting Walton County School District children!

PAOLA BENITEZ

Paola Benitez serves Maude Saunders Elementary school as their Bilingual Aide. She assists our Spanish speaking students with communication and understanding their assignments. She has been working in the Walton School District for ten years! Ms. Benitez has also served the District as a translator for the Federal Programs Department. Mrs. Benitez enjoys traveling, cooking, dancing, working out and reading. Thank you, Mrs. Benitez for supporting Walton County School District Children!

ROSLYN CHATMAN

Roslyn Chatman serves Maude Saunders Elementary School as an Instructional Aide. Her duties include facilitating small groups for third and fifth grade students. Mrs. Chatman is married and has one daughter.  She enjoys cooking and traveling with her family.  She sings with her church choir and teaches liturgical dance for the youth. Thank you, Mrs. Chatman for supporting Walton County School District children!

CHRIS HOGANS 

Chris Hogans serves Maude Saunders Elementary School as a Paraprofessional in the Physical Education Department. He leads students in physical activity and games to keep their bodies in top physical health! Mr. Hogans says his hobbies include mixed martial arts, museum arts and watching movies.  His passion, however, is for fitness, and spoken word poetry. Thank you, Mr. Hogans for supporting Walton County School District Children!

  SHAREE CAMPBELL 

Sharee Campbell serves Maude Saunders Elementary School as a cook for the lunchroom. Her duties include preparing nutritious breakfasts and hot lunches for MSE students. Mrs. Campbell has two children; one daughter and one son. She enjoys cooking, walking spending time with the elderly taking in all the memories and history they will offer.  Sharee also like shopping, yard work and catering weddings and parties. Thank you, Mrs. Campbell for supporting Walton County School District children!

Mrs. Lewis’ 1^st Grade Class were sharing with Superintendent Hughes their joy and power in reading. They were writing, spelling, and defining words like Creative, Exciting, and the likes.  What a joy it is to learn to read for students and what it was to se reading being taught by Mrs. Lewis and Coach Bumpers.  Parents remember a GREAT STRATEGY for students of all ages especially elementary is to allow your student(s) to read to you, neighbors, Grandparents, and any other persons you provide the opportunity to read to…..it’s a special part of what EPIC is all about.  We can all be EPIC as stakeholders in the WCSD!

Freeport High School’s Sydni Free took the podium as a weightlifting STATE CHAMPION! She earned gold in snatch AND picked up a bronze in traditional combo lifts! This is the first state weightlifting title in school history. Incredible achievement for Sydni and Coach Owen Cole.