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🏆Today we celebrate our athletic coaches!

Thank you for the time, dedication, and leadership you provide to our student-athletes each day. From teaching teamwork and sportsmanship to building confidence and character, your impact reaches far beyond the game.

📣 Give a shoutout to a coach who has made a difference in your child's life!
#SRCDS
21 days ago, Katelyn Kent, Public Information Officer
Athletic Coaches Appreciation Day

📢 Upcoming School Board Meeting

The Santa Rosa County School Board will hold its regular meeting on Tuesday, October 13, 2026, at 9:00 a.m.. at the School Board on Canal Street..

Community members are welcome to attend and stay informed about district initiatives and decisions. See you there! #SRCDS

21 days ago, Katelyn Kent, Public Information Officer
October 13th School Board Meeting announcement
🎮 College Opportunities Through Esports!

Pace High School esports athletes recently had the opportunity to meet with Ryan Doyle, Director of the Huntingdon College Esports Program, to learn more about collegiate esports and the opportunities available to student-athletes after high school.

Students were able to hear firsthand about competing at the college level, continuing their education, and how their skills and passion for esports can open doors beyond the classroom.

We appreciate Ryan Doyle and Huntingdon College for taking the time to connect with our students and help them explore the exciting possibilities ahead! 🎓🎮

#SRCDS #PaceHighSchool #Esports #CollegeOpportunities #StudentAthletes #HuntingdonCollege #FutureReady
22 days ago, Santa Rosa County District Schools
Image Pace High School esports athletes listening to Ryan Doyle, Director of Huntingdon College esports program
🎃 REMINDER: Trunk or Treat is coming up! 🐈‍⬛

In honor of Disability Awareness Month, Santa Rosa County District Schools invites our students with special needs and their families to a fun and welcoming Trunk or Treat event!

📅 October 23
⏰ 5:00–7:00 PM
📍 Douglas A. Dillon Center, 6032 Hwy. 90, Milton

Families can enjoy decorated trunks, food trucks, face painting, parent resources, quiet music, non-scary decorations, allergy-friendly treats while supplies last, plus special appearances from the Santa Rosa County Sheriff’s Office Autism Car and Officer McGruff and the Milton Fire Department. Costumes are encouraged, but not required!

A special thank you to our wonderful sponsors and community partners for helping make this event possible: Early Steps, Santa Rosa County Federal Credit Union, Retro Ink!, Travelin’ Tom’s Coffee Truck, Kona Ice, The Stepping Stones Group, City of Milton Fire Department, and the Santa Rosa County Sheriff’s Office.

We hope to see you there for a spook-tacular evening of family fun! 🎃💜

#SRCDS #TrunkOrTreat #DisabilityAwarenessMonth #SRSO #MiltonFL #CityOfMiltonFireDeptFL #InclusiveCommunity #CommunityPartners
22 days ago, Santa Rosa County District Schools
SRCDS Trunk or Treat event flyer
SRCDS Trunk or Treat Sponsor
🍎✨ Happy World Teachers' Day! ✨🍎

In Santa Rosa County District Schools, our instructional staff members love, educate, and prepare our students for graduation and a successful future. We are SO proud of the innovation, dedication, and collaboration of our teachers that serve our students!

Give a shout out to a teacher that has made an impact on you and/or your child below! ⬇️
22 days ago, Katelyn Kent, Public Information Officer
Happy World Teachers' Day
🎉🌎 Pace High School celebrated Homecoming and Hispanic Heritage Month with food, fun, and culture!

Mrs. Ramirez and the PHS Spanish Honor Society welcomed the Los Panchos food truck to campus, while students enjoyed Jarritos, horchata, and tres leches. Spanish Honor Society officers and members also joined in the celebration by providing face painting throughout the event.

What a fun way to celebrate Hispanic culture while adding a little extra excitement to Homecoming week! 🇪🇸🌮🎨

#HispanicHeritageMonth #PHS #SpanishHonorSociety #Homecoming #HOCO #CelebrateCulture
25 days ago, Santa Rosa County District Schools
PHS Spanish Honor Society students celebrate Homecoming and Hispanic Heritage Month
PHS Spanish Honor Society students celebrate Homecoming and Hispanic Heritage Month
PHS Spanish Honor Society students celebrate Homecoming and Hispanic Heritage Month
PHS Spanish Honor Society students celebrate Homecoming and Hispanic Heritage Month
PHS Spanish Honor Society students celebrate Homecoming and Hispanic Heritage Month
PHS Spanish Honor Society students celebrate Homecoming and Hispanic Heritage Month
PHS Spanish Honor Society students celebrate Homecoming and Hispanic Heritage Month
PHS Spanish Honor Society students celebrate Homecoming and Hispanic Heritage Month
PHS Spanish Honor Society students celebrate Homecoming and Hispanic Heritage Month
🏈The Jay High School football game has been cancelled for tonight, Friday, October 2, 2026. 🏈
25 days ago, Santa Rosa County District Schools
Jay High School Football game cancelation notice
🧹✨Today we celebrate National School Custodian Appreciation Day! Our custodians work tirelessly behind the scenes to ensure our schools are safe, clean, and ready for learning.

Thank you to these dedicated team members for all they do to support our students, staff, and school communities every day.
#SRCDS
25 days ago, Katelyn Kent, Public Information Officer
School Custodian Appreciation Day

🍂The October 2026 edition of Leaps & Bounds is now available! 📰

In this edition, you'll find updates from across our district, including student and staff achievements, school and program highlights, upcoming events, and family engagement opportunities.

Visit our district website, app, or social media platforms to read the latest edition, or access it using the link below.

https://canva.link/october-leaps-bounds

Thank you for all you do to support Santa Rosa County District Schools. 💚💙 Together, we are making a positive difference for our students, schools, and community.

26 days ago, Santa Rosa County District Schools
Santa Rosa County District Schools October 2026 Leaps & Bounds Magazine
❤️ October is National Principals Appreciation Month! We are grateful for the dedicated principals who make a difference in the lives of our students and schools every day in Santa Rosa County!

Join us in celebrating these incredible leaders by dropping a comment below to show your child's principal some love and appreciation!
26 days ago, Katelyn Kent, Public Information Officer
National Principals Appreciation Month
🧡October is National Bullying Prevention Month!

This month, we're raising awareness, promoting kindness, and encouraging respect in our schools and communities. Let's choose kindness and stand up against bullying.
#SRCDS
26 days ago, Katelyn Kent, Public Information Officer
Bullying Prevention Month
As we continue to honor America 250, we proudly celebrate Jordan Melton and his students at Sims Middle School for their participation in a recent Naturalization Ceremony at the Federal Courthouse.
The entire class helped welcome our nation's newest citizens by leading the Pledge of Allegiance, while students Kayden Morris and Alicia Han were selected to read their inspiring essays on “What It Means to Be an American.”
Their leadership, patriotism, and commitment to civic learning exemplify the values that have defined our nation for nearly 250 years. Congratulations to Mr. Melton and all of the students for representing Sims Middle School with excellence and honoring the enduring promise of America.
A special thank you to The Honorable Charles J. Kahn, Jr., United States Federal Magistrate Judge and The Honorable J. Ryan Love, Circuit Judge, First Judicial Circuit for including our students in such a moving and important ceremony. #America250 #SimsMiddleSchool #Citizenship #CivicPride #AmericanDream
28 days ago, Santa Rosa County District Schools
Sims Middle School Students Celebrate Citizenship
Sims Middle School Students Celebrate Citizenship

Santa Rosa County District Schools is Proud to Announce!

🐬Gulf Breeze High School National Honor Society Chapter Wins National Award🏅

For its exemplary record of leadership, service and efforts to improve the school and community, the National Honor Society (NHS) awarded Gulf Breeze High School the Chapter of Distinction award. NHS is supported by its parent organization, the National Principals Association (NPA), which also oversees the National Association of Student Councils.

Our chapter prides itself on choosing service projects that have tangibly positive results in our community. This year, we've developed working relationships with local nonprofits such as the Friends of West Florida Public Library, Habitat for Humanity, and Caring and Sharing who helped us distribute books, build homes, and create meals for the underprivileged. Our members have eagerly participated in these service projects, amassing about 2,000 hours of volunteering through our chapter, creating a lasting impact in our community that will only grow.

"The NHS Chapter of Distinction Award celebrates chapters that truly embody what the National Honor Society stands for—students who don't just excel academically but actively strengthen their communities," said NPA CEO Ronn Nozoe. "The Gulf Breeze High School chapter demonstrates how powerful it can be when young leaders channel their talents toward meaningful service and positive change."

Gulf Breeze Advisor Earle McAuley states, “I am really proud of the effort of our chapter. For the last four years we have been working very hard to be leaders in the classroom, the school, and the community; this award is recognition of a four years of hard work and dedication by an amazing group of students”.

The NHS Chapters of Distinction is a national recognition program created by NHS/NJHS/NEHS] to honor chapters that demonstrate strong leadership, sound operations and a deep commitment to the pillars of the Honor Society. This distinction recognizes chapters that meet all Essential Standards and excel in key areas such as student governance and leadership development.

28 days ago, Santa Rosa County District Schools
Gulf Breeze High School National Honor Society Certificate of Achievement
Gulf Breeze High School Honor Society Habitat for Humanity
📱 The Impact of Screen Time on Motivation, Health and Academics

SRCDS and SmartSocial are offering a free virtual workshop for parents and guardians focused on how screen time can affect student motivation, physical and mental health, and academic performance. Learn practical strategies to help your child build healthier technology habits and find a balanced approach to screen use.

📅 September 30
⏰ 6:00 p.m. CT

✅ Free to attend
✅ Live virtual workshop
✅ Open to all parents and guardians

Register today and be entered for a chance to win prizes!

🔗 https://smartsocial.com/events?org=santarosacsd

#SRCDS #SmartSocial
28 days ago, Katelyn Kent, Public Information Officer
Impact of Screen Time on Motivation, Health and Academics
SmartSocial September Events

🎉 Happy National PTO Appreciation Day! 🎉

Today, we celebrate and thank the dedicated PTO volunteers who support our schools, students, and staff throughout the year. Your time, energy, and commitment help make a difference in our school communities every day!

👏 Thank you for all you do!

#SRCDS

about 1 month ago, Katelyn Kent, Public Information Officer
National PTO Appreciation Day - September 26

📢 Upcoming School Board Meeting

The Santa Rosa County School Board will hold its regular meeting on Thursday, October 1, 2026, at 5:30 p.m. at Woodlawn Beach Middle School.

Community members are welcome to attend and stay informed about district initiatives and decisions. See you there! #SRCDS

about 1 month ago, Katelyn Kent, Public Information Officer
October 1 Board Meeting - 5:30p.m. Woodlawn Beach Middle School
🤖 AI is already part of our children’s world. Is your family ready?

Parents, families, and caring adults are invited to participate in the 2nd Annual National Back-to-School Event: Discovering AI tonight, Wednesday, September 23, 2026, at 7:00 PM.

This free virtual event is designed to help families better understand how AI is changing schoolwork and how to guide children in using AI intentionally, ethically, and responsibly.

Participants will receive practical information and a framework for talking with children about AI—without needing to be a technology expert.

📅 Wednesday, September 23, 2026
⌚ 7:00 PM Central
💻 Live and On Demand
👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 Open to all families and caring adults
💲 Free to attend — space is limited

Scan the QR code on the flyer or use the link provided to reserve your free access.
https://back-to-school-fall2026.discoveringai.org/

One night. One plan. A better understanding of AI and your child’s future.

#ArtificialIntelligence #AIinEducation #DigitalCitizenship #ParentResources #StudentSuccess #SRCDS
about 1 month ago, Santa Rosa County District Schools
National Back-to-School Discovering AI Event flyer
Santa Rosa County Food Distribution

SANTA ROSA COUNTY, Fla. – Representative Michelle Salzman in partnership with Be the Miracle, Sheriff Bob Johnson, Welcome Assembly of God Church, and Feeding the Gulf Coast are excited to announce a food distribution event in Santa Rosa County to provide essential food resources to local families and individuals in need. The partnership will bring a large-scale food distribution directly to the community, helping ensure that local residents have access to nutritious food and support when they need it most.

The event will distribute approximately 30,000 pounds of food to members of the Santa Rosa County community at Welcome Assembly of God. This collaborative effort reflects the commitment of Feeding the Gulf Coast, Be the Miracle, Representative Salzman, and Jennifer Harrison to working alongside local organizations and community partners to make a meaningful difference for families throughout Northwest Florida.

“Access to nutritious food is essential for strong and healthy communities, and I am grateful to partner with Feeding the Gulf Coast and Be the Miracle to bring these resources directly to families in Santa Rosa County. I am proud to work alongside organizations that are committed to serving our neighbors and making sure no family has to face food insecurity alone.” – State Representative Michelle Salzman

What: Santa Rosa County Food Distribution

When: Wednesday, September 30th, from 9am-1pm

Where: Welcome Assembly of God Church - 8581 Welcome Church Rd, Milton, FL 32583

“It’s a real blessing to be able to serve our neighbors, and we’re thankful to Feeding the Gulf Coast for making partnerships like this possible. Be the Miracle is proud to bring people together, but it’s the generosity and collaboration of organizations and leaders across Santa Rosa County that allows us to reach even more families. We’re grateful for every partner who believes that no family should have to wonder where their next meal is coming from.” – Tim Chandler, Founder of Be The Miracle

Note: This event is free and open to the public. For more information, email: Sarah.Caver@FLHouse.gov
about 1 month ago, Santa Rosa County District Schools
Santa Rosa County Food Distribution flyer

Today, members of Rho Kappa, Gulf Breeze High School’s History Honor Society, had the privilege of learning from United States Magistrate Judge Charles J. Khan, Jr. during an engaging 90-minute lesson on the U.S. Constitution. His wisdom, encouragement, and commitment to civic education left a lasting impression on our students, sparking meaningful conversations that continued long after the program ended.

We are grateful for leaders who invest in the next generation and help students better understand the freedoms, responsibilities, and principles that make our nation strong.

Thank you, Judge Khan, for enriching our students’ education and inspiring future informed citizens! 🇺🇸📚⚖️

#ConstitutionDay #America250! #CivicsEducation #RhoKappa #GulfBreezeHighSchool #Patriotism #FutureCitizens #WeThePeople

about 1 month ago, Santa Rosa County District Schools
Photo of students from Gulf Breeze Honor Society, Rho Kappa

🚀 2026 Congressional App Challenge

SRCDS is excited to share an opportunity for students interested in computer science, coding, app development, and technology innovation!

Congressman Jimmy Patronis’s office is promoting the 2026 Congressional App Challenge, a nationwide competition that encourages middle and high school students to create and showcase original software applications.
Students may participate individually or as a team and can submit apps designed to address real-world problems, improve existing processes, or simply demonstrate creativity and technical skills.
This is an excellent opportunity for students to apply their skills, build their portfolios, and gain recognition for their work.

📱 Please review the flyer for eligibility and submission requirements.

📅 Student Submission Deadline: October 26, 2026

We encourage interested students to learn more and consider participating!

#CongressionalAppChallenge #ComputerScience #Coding #AppDevelopment #StudentInnovation #SRCDS

about 1 month ago, Santa Rosa County District Schools
2026 Congressional App Challenge flyer