Bratt Elementary Releases Latest Honor Roll
January 13, 2017
The following students were named to the second nine weeks honor roll at Bratt Elementary School:
AB HONOR ROLL
Kindergarten – A Honor Roll
Alexis Amerson
Eric Anthony
Sadie Baker
Landen Barlow
Abigail Brown
Alysa Bryan
Jaxon Byrd
Jerick Cooper
Carson Eady
Aubrey Flowers
Pryce Flowers
Kintley Flowers
Josyah Fontenot
Christian Fountain
Olivia Garrett
Nathan Gilmore
Autumn Heist
Sophia Ikner
Maybree Johnson
Noah Luker
Ava Marquis
Parker Marsh
Ava McCann
Mya McCants
Briley Moore
Demeatree Moorer
Natalia Morales
Rainey Nelson
Jonathan Patrick
Jade Presley
Madison Rice
Ashton Roberts
Caden Sanspree
Kaden Seelig
Kimmora Thomas
TyDereon Thomas
Javan Thompson
James Thompson
Brooklyn Turk
Na’Kiyah Williams
Taryanna Wright
First Grade – A Honor Roll
Govan Alexander
Landon Allcock
Gabrielle Boatwright
Jamarreai Davison
Logan Diller
Parker Ganey
Elizabeth Gilley
Sawyer Gilmore
Brody Hall
Camden Jacobson
John McAnally
Hunter Parker
Makinzi Roley
Adalynn Southard
Cassandra Stilwell
Kennedy Ward
Kaylee Wilson
Second Grade – A Honor Roll
Lexi Bingham
Christian Caraway
William Classen
Carlie Davis
Jacobi Dougall
Cathryn Greenwood
Lori Hall
Presley Johnson
Kaylee Long
Mikayla McAnally
Dakota Richardson
Miles Smith
Avery Stuckey
Third Grade -A Honor Roll
Desiray Bagwell
Wade Bailey
Bailey Blackwell
Jackson Bridges
Nevaeh Bush
Addison Classen
Tristan Crumm
Mary-Clayton Dawson
Talise Gregson
LanDon Johnson
Jackson Simmons
Jasmine Zisa
Colton Criswell
Fourth Grade – A Honor Roll
JaCee Dortch
Noah Faulkner
Jamison Gilman
Zyein Harris
Mary Catherine Hughes
Laura Laborde
Colby Pugh
Ally Richardson
Maggie Scott
Fifth Grade – A Honor Roll
Raegan Abbott
Sarah Bailey
Haydn Baker
Carsyn Dortch
Maggie Godwin
Ava Gurganus
Leah Hetrick
Allyson Jones
Jaquez Moorer
Jacob Spence
Emily Stilwell
Bentley Van Pelt
AB HONOR ROLL
1st Grade – AB Honor Roll
Tyler Amerson
Eli Anthony
Marquis Banks
Serenity Conway
Braxton Dinc
Jacob Dove
O’Neshia DuBose
Evelyn Esparza
Zachary Flowers
Aubrey Hadley
Sandra Hall
Ashleigh Harris
Anthony Johnson
Jaivion Kyles
Peyton Lee
Caleb Nezovich
Levi Peters
Jakel Phifer
Alivia Pierce
Madalynn Pittman
Brooklyn Reynolds
Christian Roberts
Annsleigh-Nikole Rodriguez
Chloe Satterwhite
Jackson Sellers
Breah Shelly
Noah Spence
Wyatt Spence
Kameryn Thompson
2nd Grade – AB Honor Roll
Margaret Baker
Montgomery Baker
Luke Bryan
Amara Campbell
Madilynne Cardwell
Crimson Davis
Kylar Davis
Nolan Eady
Hayden Gipson
Jackson Helton
Savannah Lowry
Khloe Mason
Logan Morris
Makayla Plato
Jamie Roberts
Jake Taylor
Raleigh Warr
3rd Grade – AB Honor Roll
Lauren Abbott
Ellie Adkins
Claire Amerson
Kylie Bailey
Isaiah Boatwright
Lindsey Brown
Michael Butler
Tyler Carach
Luke Chavers
Richard Clarke
Zakhel Clemmons
Talaysha Curry
Aakira Davis
Jordan Dawson
Addison Eicher
Allison Flowers
William Heard
Fallon Hubbard
Emily Jarvis
Tristan Johnson
Daniel Johnson
Jessica Jowers
Maxwell Mason
Samantha Minchew
Carley Moore
Kayleb Nicholson
Braylan Shelly
Justy Starns
Maggie Stewart
Charles Waters
Mya Wilson
4th Grade – AB Honor Roll
Luke Amerson
Kinslee Coker
Payton Daw
Richard Emmons
Aliyah Fountain
Jared Hudson
Adannaya Mondaca
Zakyla Smith
Sydney Snow
Bryce Stabler
Jonathon Stilwell
5th Grade – AB Honor Roll
Rabekah Abbott
Elijah Amerson
Sophia Bailey
Ethan Bingham
Kyle Blanton
Ava Brock
James Condrey
Edward Conway
Chloe Criswell
Riley Dawson
Samuel Dettling
Tyteanna Dubose
Mayson Edwards
Gage Eicher
Scotty Elliott
Zykuria Fountain
Raleigh Gibson
Berklee Hall
Joshlynn Helton
Sarah Long
Austin Minchew
Chloe Morris
Alexis Moya
Ryan Odom
William Plato
Angel Schoonover
Jaimee Taylor
Corbin Turberville
Raycer Watson
Photo: Full Moon Rises
January 13, 2017
Pictured: A full moon rises behind a tree as seen on Pine Barren Road in Bratt on January 12, 2017. NorthEscambia.com photo, click to enlarge.
Florida Ag Comm. Putnam Recognizes Molino Park, Other Healthy Escambia Schools
January 12, 2017
Molino Park Elementary School was one of 30 schools across the state honored by Florida Commissioner of Agriculture Adam Putnam Wednesday.
Putnam announced Molino Park was among the schools that earned HealthierUS School Challenge designations during December, bringing the current total of Florida’s HUSSC schools to 249. Under Commissioner Putnam’s leadership, the number of certified HUSSC schools has increased from 27 schools in 2012, when the Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services assumed responsibility of the state’s school nutrition programs.
Other Escambia County schools earning the designation included CA Weis, Ferry Pass, Holm, Myrtle Grove and O.J. Semmes elementary schools.
“It’s great that these schools are providing their students the nutrition and physical activity needed for academic success,” said Putnam. “Our goal is to continue working with schools to increase the amount healthy choices offered to Florida’s students.”
Arbor Day Tree Giveaway Planned In North Escambia
January 12, 2017
Mark you calendar for an Arbor Day tree giveaway in Davisville on Saturday, January 21.
Trees available will include crabapple, redbud, shumard oak and river birch.
The event will be held from 10 a.m. until noon at the Davisville Community Center at 10200 Highway 97.
For more information contact Carrie Stevenson, (850) 475-5230 or ctsteven@ufl.edu or Cathy Hardin, (850) 587-5237 or Cathy.Hardin@FreshFromFlorida.com
Jim Allen Elementary School Names Students Of The Month
January 11, 2017
Jim Allen Elementary School has named Students of the Month for December. They are Presley Langeck (left) and Laney Jackson. Courtesy photo for NorthEscambia.com, click to enlarge.
Northview, Ernest Ward Place In FFA Sub-District Career Development Events
January 10, 2017
Recently at the FFA Sub-District Career Development Events, the following students and teams placed from Northview High School and Ernest Ward Middle School.
1st Place in Extemporaneous Public Speaking- Mitchell Singleton, Northview (pictured top)
Scroll down for additional winners.
1st Place in Safe Tractor Operations- Donnie Dixon, Northview (above)
3rd Place in Parliamentary Procedures- Northview High School (above)
3rd Place in FFA Opening and Closing Ceremonies- Ernest Ward Middle School (above)Photos for NorthEscambia.com, click to enlarge.
Youth, Volunteers Brave Cold For Livestock Weigh-in
January 8, 2017
Youth and volunteers braved freezing temperatures Saturday morning in Molino as the Gulf Coast Agricultural and Natural Resources Youth Organization held a mandatory weigh-in.
The event at the 4-H facilities on South Highway 99 was a precursor to the 2017 GCA/NRYO Spring Livestock show which will be held on April 1. The day included preliminary swine, market goat and market lamb weigh-ins.
The GCA/NRYO Spring Livestock is open to all FFA and 4-H members in southwest Alabama and Northwest Florida.
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Freezing Cold — Pets, Plants, Pipes And Other Tips
January 7, 2017
When temperatures fall into the 20’s, it is time to take necessary precautions to protect pipes, pets and plants, and check on elderly friends and neighbors.
For tonight’s latest forecast, click here.
Here are ways to stay safe during this year’s first round of cold temperatures, courtesy of the American Red Cross:
- Wear layers of lightweight clothing to stay warm. Gloves and a hat will help prevent losing body heat.
- Know the signs of hypothermia – confusion, dizziness, exhaustion and severe shivering. If someone has these symptoms, they should get immediate medical attention.
- Watch for symptoms of frostbite including numbness, flushed gray, white, blue or yellow skin discoloration, numbness or waxy feeling skin.
- Bring the pets indoors. If that’s not possible, make sure they have enough shelter to keep them warm and that they can get to unfrozen water.
- Avoid frozen pipes – run water, even at a trickle, to help prevent them from freezing. Keep the thermostat at the same temperature day and night to help avoid freezing pipes.
- Do not use a stove or oven to heat the home.
- Space heaters should sit on a level, hard surface and anything flammable should be kept at least three feet away.
- If using a fireplace, use a glass or metal fire screen large enough to catch sparks and rolling logs.
- Turn off space heaters and make sure fireplace embers are out before leaving the room or going to bed.
And here are a few extra details and tips from ECUA on protecting pipes against the freeze:
- Insulate pipes or faucets in unheated areas: Pipes located in unheated areas of your house, such as a garage or crawl space under the house or in the attic, are subject to freezing. If you have time to do this before freezing temperatures arrive, wrap these pipes with insulation materials made especially for this purpose. These materials can be found in most hardware stores or home improvement centers.
- Disconnect and drain outdoor hoses: Detach all hoses from faucets and allow them to drain. This action guards against the water in the hose or pipe from freezing and bursting the faucet or pipe to which it is connected.
- Run a trickle of water: When forecasts call for sustained and / or severe freezing temperatures, run a thin trickle of water from the faucet furthest from the water line coming to your house. Usually this is in a room at the back of the house or outside, in the yard. Allowing the water to circulate through your home’s plumbing helps to keep it from freezing. Some consider this a waste of water but the cost of the water used is extremely slight compared to repairing broken pipes and the resulting water damage.
- Remember the backflow preventer: Residents and business owners who have backflow preventers on their properties for water lines, fire lines, irrigation systems, and swimming pools need to protect their backflow preventers from freeze as well. Extended freezes can burst the body of the backflow assembly, rendering it useless. Wrap these pipes with insulation materials, made especially for this purpose. These materials can be found in most hardware stores or home improvement centers. If the device and the water line are not in use at this time (i.e., irrigation system or swimming pool lines), shut off the water supply line and drain the backflow device.
Northview Grad Deploys To Africa In Command Of Arkansas Guard Unit
January 6, 2017
A Century native has deployed for Africa in command of his Arkansas Army National Guard Unit.
Capt. Tony Stallworth of the Echo Company 39th Brigade Support Battalion is a 2002 graduate of Northview High School.
The unit’s 66 soldiers will first go to Fort Bliss in Texas for about a month to prepare for a 10 to 11 month mission in Djibouti on the Horn of Africa, providing logistical support for an American airbase.
Stallworth is the son of the late Anthony Stallworth, Sr. and Beverly Stallworth. He and his wife Shieisha Stallworth have two daughters, Amaya and Anya Stallworth.
Pictured top: The Echo Company 39th Brigade Support Battalion deployed from Warren, AR. Pictured inset: Capt. Tony Stallworth. Photos courtesy the Saline River Chronicle News, Saline for NorthEscambia.com, click to enlarge.
George Stone Law Enforcement Academy Donates To Backpack Project
January 5, 2017
Students enrolled in the Law Enforcement Academy at George Stone Criminal Justice Training Center spend 33 weeks learning everything they need to become qualified to take the State Officer Certification Exam that, when completed and passed, will allow the student to become a certified law enforcement officer with municipal and county agencies throughout the state of Florida.
Every Law Enforcement Class in the GSTCs Criminal Justice training program is encouraged to take on a special cause for their class service project as a way to give back to the community. L.E. Class #45 chose the Escambia County School District’s Maintenance Department’s program Backpack Project USA for their class project. After contacting the Maintenance Department to get a wish list, they solicited donations and purchased the needed items.
Class #45’s assistant commander, Kevin Hill said, “After Mr. Lyster, (academy coordinator) suggested the Backpack Project, we realized there was a way we could help a student who may not get enough to eat over the weekend by simply donating some of the items on the wish list. In turn, this allowed us, the students of L.E. Class #45, to help make a big difference in the lives of children in need and in turn begin to give to the community as we would do as those sworn to serve and protect.”
The items have been delivered to the Maintenance Department for distribution in January. Class #45 has also received an invitation to attend the annual 2017 Family Fishing Rodeo and Fish Fry scheduled for next Labor Day.
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