School starts back on Thursday, 8/10. Please be mindful of school buses on early morning routes. Here’s to a good year!
Thursday-Governor Ron Desantis was in Milton at the Imogene Theater to tout the awarding of millions of dollars in funding rural broadband across the state. 41 counties across the state will receive part of $144 million in monies. Santa Rosa County received $2.3 million and was the first stop in this initiative. On hand to […]
SANTA ROSA TEACHERS RECEIVE HIGHEST SALARY INCREASE IN A DECADE MILTON, FL – As a result of the negotiations held between Santa Rosa County School District and the bargaining agent for instructional employees, a tentative agreement has been reached regarding salary increases for instructional employees which will apply to the 2022-2023 school year. This tentative agreement […]
Central School held their annual Homecoming Parade on Friday. The parade route started on Oglesby Road before ending at the intersection of Allentown and Central School Road.
Community members and graduates of Central School please mark your calendars for our 39th Jaguar Homecoming 2022-2023. The festivities will begin at 9 am (12/2/22) with the Homecoming parade. All community members are encouraged to attend. Later that evening, the 2022-2023 Homecoming Court willl be presented at 5:00 pm followed by the Lady Jaguars tipping […]
In Santa Rosa County, August 10 is the students first day back. Teachers go back August 1.
School has been canceled in Santa Rosa County for Monday, 8/14. No word on if the day will have to be made up or not.
First day of school is Tuesday, August 10.
7/21-Superintendent of Schools Tim Wyrosdick held a press conference today that was broadcast over Facebook Live and answered questions as well. The biggest news was that the school start date has been pushed back to August 24th, with teachers reporting to school on August 17th. The original start date was August 10th for kids and […]
On Saturday, Florida Governor Ron DeSantis announced that the 2019-2020 school year would continue with distance learning only. Two days later, the FHSAA announced what many feared, that spring sports would be cancelled as well. The full press release by the FHSAA can be found by following the link below. https://www.fhsaa.org/sites/default/files/attachments/2020/04/20/node-48906/fhsaa_coronavirus_update_-_4-20-20_final_final.pdf
