Crime Stoppers Tip Submission Form
Get the Speak Out P3 Tips App in your app store: Search for "P3 Tips".
Lockdown vs. Secure Facility: Do you know the Difference?
Our schools have procedures in place to respond to deal with two important scenarios: The Secure Facility procedures address crisis situations occurring outside of, but near, a school. The Lockdown procedure addresses crisis situations in which there is a threat to students and staff on a school campus.
The image below shows the differences between the two procedures.
Community Engagement Resources
Here are some informational resources from the Department of Education about current issues affecting students:
Blended Cafe (Quarterly Presentations for families of Exceptional Students)
Once, each quarter, Santa Rosa County Schools’ Exceptional Student Education Department will offer “Blended Cafe” live streams of topics of interest to the families of exceptional students. The first live, virtual Blended Cafe will be presented October 28, from 6:00-6:45 pm.
The live stream videos may be found on the department’s web site.
Also, download the Blended Cafe flyer for more information.
Internet Safety for Parents: A Presentation for Parents from the Sheriff’s Office
When
Tue, November 19, 2019, 6:30 PM – 8:30 PM CST
Where
Holley Navarre Middle School
1976 Williams Creek Dr #7553
Navarre, FL 32566
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What
Parents learn about effective monitoring their students online activity and what to look for. Plus parents are provided an overview of the consequences that their students could face. The presentation touches on topics of how social media works, how to monitor student smart device activities and the legal consequences of sexting.
How to Attend
Click or touch here for more information and to register.
More Information
SAC Meeting: September 10
This school year’s first School Advisory Council meeting will be held on September 10, at 1:00, in the media center.
- Minutes from the last meeting (May 21)
- School-Based Budget for 2019-2020 (from the May 21st meeting)
- Agenda for Today’s Meeting
- Budget for Today’s Meeting
- Expenditure Requests for 2019-2020
- Discipline Report
- Minutes from the September 10 meeting (pending School Board approval)
Cast Your Vote for School Advisory Council
Nominations for this year’s School Advisory Council have concluded, and the election is now open for voting. (Voting has now concluded.)
EdStats and this Year’s School Accountability Report
The Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA) requires that school districts provide parents with an annual state, district, and school status reports to include but not limited to the following: student achievement, accountability and subgroup data.
Florida’s EDStats tool provides a robust data reporting portal that FDOE will use to provide information to parents and the public about the performance of subgroups in the school grades system and for many other performance metrics (https://edstats.fldoe.org). In addition, the FDOE uses data to produce readily accessible school and district report cards, providing transparent information to all stakeholders. The district report card specifically reports on progress toward transitioning students from one level (elementary, middle, high) to the next and also reports graduation data. (https://edudata.fldoe.org/index.html).
Please select the links above to see multiple school accountability reports for Woodlawn Beach Middle School. Contact the school office at 850-934-4010 if you would like more information.
Florida’s Annual Economic Security Report for Students in Grades 6-12
The Department of Economic Opportunity has released their most recent Economic Security Report. This report is a great tool that is specific to the educational and economic environment of Florida and can be used to start informed conversations about the many opportunities to earn a number of recognized credentials at the middle school, high school and post-secondary levels. Encouraging families to start these conversations early is essential to the decision making around a student’s college and career choices and ultimately their outcomes. Further, it is a statutory requirement to provide a summary of the Department of Economic Opportunity’s annual Economic Security Report to parents of students in grades 6-12. The most recent (2018) report and summary is now posted on the Florida Department of Education website at http://www.fldoe.org/policy/edu-laws-legislation/governmental-relations/.
Florida’s Economic Security Report is just one of the many college and career planning tools available to students and their families. Other resources include, but are not limited to, www.floridashines.org, www.careeronestop.org, and the resources found at http://www.fldoe.org/academics/college-career-planning/.
Transportation 411
If you need help sorting out your student’s bus ride details (times, locations, etc.), visit the Transportation 411 page for help! (Use the “South End” Request Form to get information for a WBMS student.)
Submitting a request will prompt an email reply from the Transportation Department.
(Due to privacy concerns bus stop information is no longer available online.)
