Local Elementary Students Shine At Sunshine Math Competition

April 29, 2019

Hundreds of Escambia County elementary school students took part in the annual Sunshine Math Competition recently.

Molino Park Elementary’s Team Two (pictured) placed first among fourth grade teams. For a photo gallery with other North Escambia area team and individual winners, click here.

Results were as follows:

Third Grade Individual Winners
1st Place: Kayla Swank – Pleasant Grove Elementary
2nd Place: Marie Prestwood – Beulah Elementary
3rd Place: Owen Morgan – Kingsfield Elementary

Third Grade Team Winners
1st Place: Scenic Heights Elementary Team One
2nd Place: Cordova Park Elementary Team Two
3rd Place: Lipscomb Elementary Team One

Fourth Grade Individual Winners
1st Place: Ava Lane – N.B. Cook Elementary
2nd Place: Jordan Foster – A.K. Suter Elementary
3rd Place: Bailey Booth – McArthur Elementary

Fourth Grade Team Winners
1st Place: Molino Park Elementary Team Two
2nd Place: Jim Allen Elementary Team One
3rd Place: Jim Allen Elementary Team Two

Fifth Grade Individual Winners
1st Place: Sophia Senarosa – A.K. Suter Elementary (100%)
2nd Place: Ayden Crabtree – Molino Park Elementary
3rd Place: Christopher Oliver – Hellen Caro Elementary

Fifth Grade Team Winners
1st Place: Bellview Elementary Team Two
2nd Place: Bratt Elementary Team One
3rd Place: Bratt Elementary Team Two

Barrineau Park Cleans Up

April 28, 2019

The 11th Annual Barrineau Park Community Clean Up was held Saturday. Members of the community, including the Barrineau Park 4-H Club, worked together for to clean up along Barrineau Park area roadways. The event was sponsored by the Barrineau Park Historical Society and and the Honeysuckle Garden Club. Photos for NorthEscambia.com, click to enlarge.

Avarie Jackson, Delaney Reynolds Named EREC Scholarship Winners

April 28, 2019

Saturday, Escambia River Electric Cooperative awarded two $4,000 scholarships to local high school seniors. The Escambia County winner was Delaney Reynolds from Northview High School, and the Santa Rosa County winner was Avarie Jackson from Jay High School.

This was EREC’s 22nd year to offer the Herman D. Johnson Scholarship Awards to graduating seniors with a parent or guardian that is a member of the cooperative..

In the past, capital credits issued by EREC that were unclaimed had to be turned over to the state. But state legislation now allows such funds to be deposited into a qualified, educational charity fund. The EREC membership voted to use these funds in the form of scholarships.

Both students will receive $1,000 for each of four years provided they continue to meet the scholarship criteria.

Pictured: EREC scholarship winners Avarie Jackson (top) and Delaney Reynolds (below). NorthEscambia.com photos, click to enlarge.

Tate Aggies Football Players Volunteer In Beulah Elementary Car Rider Line

April 27, 2019

Members of the Tate High School varsity and junior varsity football teams greeted students and helped out in the car ride line Friday morning at Beulah Elementary School. The Aggies will continue the car rider outreach next week at Pine Meadow Elementary, followed by Jim Allen Elementary, Lipscomb Elementary and possibly other schools. Photos by Dorrian Vance for NorthEscambia.com, click to enlarge.

Superintendent Encourages Jim Allen Elementary Students To Always Do Their Best

April 27, 2019

Friday, Escambia County School Superintendent Malcolm Thomas visited Jim Allen Elementary School to inspire third, fourth and fifth grade students to do their best. Thomas shared his life story, including his time as a Jim Allen student. He encouraged the students to work hard on the upcoming state assessments and challenged them to always put forth their best effort at all times. Photos for NorthEscambia.com, click to enlarge.

Splash Pads: Century Now Open; Atmore To Open May 1

April 24, 2019

The splash pad in Century is now open, and Atmore’s will open next week.

The Town of Century’s splash pad at Showalter Park is open daily from 8 a.m. until 7 p.m. Century had hoped to open their splash pad the week of March 18 for spring break, but Mayor Henry Hawkins said that was delayed by an electrical problem.

Atmore Mayor Jim Staff said Atmore’s splash pad is scheduled to open on May 1 and will be open daily from 9 a.m. until 7 p.m

Pictured top: The Century splash pad. Pictured below: The splash pad in Atmore. NorthEscambia.com file photos.

Jim Allen Elementary Raises $2,284.70 During ‘Pennies For Popsicles’ For Childhood Cancer

April 23, 2019

‘Pennies for Popsicles’ at Jim Allen Elementary School raised $2,284.70 for childhood cancer research.

The following classes won the grade level competition and will get an extra recess with school principals and popsicles:

Pre-K:  Mims
Kindergarten: Metcalf
1st: Sigler
2nd: Missy
3rd: West
4th Jernigan
5th: J. Smith

Pictured top: Pennies for Popsicles at Jim Allen Elementary School. Pictured below: Students count the pennies and other change. Photos for NorthEscambia.com, click to enlarge.

Tate High Showband Marches In Universal Studios Parade (With Gallery)

April 15, 2019

The Tate High School Showband of the South took part in the Universal Studios Superstars Parade Saturday in Orlando.

They were also able to spend time in the park and attended a Blue Man Group performance Friday night.

For more photos, click to enlarge.

Photos for NorthEscambia.com, click to enlarge.

Bratt Elementary Pre-K Students Cruise Down To The Drive-In Theater

April 14, 2019

Bratt Elementary School Pre-K students cruised down the hall in their custom cars last week to the “Bratt Drive-in Theater” to enjoy some movie fun. Submitted photos for NorthEscambia.com, click to enlarge.

Mira Awards Honor Escambia’s Most Creative High School Seniors

April 12, 2019

Escambia County’s most creative high school seniors were honored Thursday night during the 2018 Mira Creative Arts Awards Banquet.

Mira Creative Arts Awards recipients were nominated for the award by their high school teachers and received commemorative engraved medallions and Congressional recognition.

Recipients of the 2019 Mira Creative Arts Award are listed below a photograph from each school:

Tate High School
Cecilia Bleam — Band
Lauren Brown — Orchestra
Amber Covalt — Theatre
Christopher Helt — Theatre
Rilee Hempfling — Choral Music
Riley Middleton — Journalism/Yearbook
Mia O’Hara Studio — Art 2D
Brooklynn McCoy — Ceramics/Pottery
James Shufelt — Choral Music
Nic Talley — Band

Northview High School
Shelby Bashore — Drama
Gabrielle Kline — Graphic Arts
Maxwell Odom — Drums
Zachary Prosser — Creative Writing
Delaney Reynolds — Yearbook
Charles Ian Williamson — Visual Arts

West Florida High School
David Berthod-Perez — MultiMedia
Sophia Blouin Visual — Fine Arts
Paul Jesse Bumann — Orchestra
Isabel Cauley Visual — Fine Arts
Jackilyn “Cheyenn” Coates — Band
Raelin Domingue — Orchestra
Isabella Gardner — Theatre/Directing
Summer Holland — Journalism/Photography
Jordan Randall — Journalism/Graphic Design
Madison Wood — Journalistic Writing

Pine Forest High School
Wyatt Gill — HBA Green Construction
Adam Hardwick — Wagner Culinary Arts
Glenda Javier — Design Services
Jeana Lawry — Chorus
Gavin McCollum — Band
Marianellie Ortiz — Journalism
Ashlynn Rhodes — Orchestra
Jason Wells — TV Production
Skylar Wilson — Visual Arts

Escambia High School
Laramie Cupp — Sculpture
Keosha Davis — Drawing
Wesley Delware — Strings
Braden Guillory — Jazz
Alyssa Norman — Band
Kearsten Rice — Dance/Colorguard
Bailee Robbins Schumacher — Theatre/Dance/Chorus
Margaret Smartt — Drama/Photography
Kaitlyn Speegle — Chorus
Sara Wooden — Sculpture

Pensacola High School
Andre Archer — Yearbook
Ahna Cecil — Journalism
Liam Chau — Orchestra
Lucy Hu — Instrumental Music
Mia Hughes-Keanon — Instrumental Music
Natalaie Maul — Theatre
Cameron Michles — Theatre
Andrew Penton — Instrumental Music
Kendall Uslan — Theatre
Ifasade White — Choir

Booker T. Washington High School
Adin Kind Josef Ballard — Orchestra
Brooke Gardner — Visual Arts
Olivia Johnson — Theatre
Kody Kimberl — Band
Ola Lewis Choral — Music
Madeline Markham — Band
Hannah Grace Sepe — Visual Arts
Caleb Simmons — Choral Music
Benjamin Spears — Theatre
Devin Thomas — Orchestra

NorthEscambia.com photos.

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