Escambia County Schools

October is NATIONAL PRINCIPALS MONTH and we want to express our gratitude for our amazing principals who lead our schools everyday! ❤️
Thank you Sabrina Wilson - Escambia Career Readiness Center 💻🎥👮‍♀️

October is NATIONAL PRINCIPALS MONTH and we want to express our gratitude for our amazing principals who lead our schools everyday! ❤️
Thank you Todd Williamson at W. S. Neal High School 🦅

“The measure of a principal’s greatness is not found in policies or programs, but in the love and dedication they show for every student. Mr. Todd exemplifies this truth daily. His commitment goes far beyond the walls of the school—he takes time to know his students, support their goals, and ensure they feel valued and seen. Whether it’s offering a word of encouragement, showing up for an event, or lending a helping hand when it’s needed most, Mr. Todd consistently goes the extra mile to make a difference in the lives of his students.” Beth Caupp , guidance counselor

October is NATIONAL PRINCIPALS MONTH and we want to express our gratitude for our amazing principals who lead our schools everyday! ❤️
Thank you Morgan Andrews at W. S. Neal Elementary 🦅

October is NATIONAL PRINCIPALS MONTH and we want to express our gratitude for our amazing principals who lead our schools everyday! ❤️
Thank you Leah Fuqua at Huxford Elementary 🐝

Calling All Parents!
Join us for Functions of Behavior, Reinforcement Procedures, and Punishment Procedures Training!

For more information please call 251-296-0633

Budget Hearing Opportunites: see flyer below for information

No School Monday, September 1st!
Happy Labor Day!

Escambia County Gifted Education Open House Events

See flyer for dates, location, and time.

ATTENDANCE is key to student success!
Parents and Guardians we encourage you to schedule vacations and appointments on school holidays.

Escambia County Schools remains committed to maintaining a positive and focused learning environment. To support school pride and provide flexible options for students, we are pleased to share the following images/documents outlining updates to the student dress code for the 2025–2026 school year. Students are expected to adhere to the dress code daily. Repeated violations will result in disciplinary action as outlined in the Code of Conduct. This dress code fosters a positive educational atmosphere that respects students' individuality while ensuring their safety. Compliance is expected. Violations may result in disciplinary action as determined by the Code of Conduct. We appreciate your support in helping our students dress for success while showing school pride!

ABSENTEEISM in the FIRST MONTH of school can predict poor attendance throughout the school year. HALF the students who miss 2-4 days in SEPTEMBER go on to miss nearly a MONTH of school. Make a plan now to make this a year of GREAT ATTENDANCE! #HereTodayReadyForTomorrow

Students of Escambia County Schools—YOU DID IT! Another school year is in the books, and we are so proud of your hard work and accomplishments. Now it’s time to enjoy your summer! Be safe, have fun, and make memories with your family and friends. We can’t wait to welcome you back on Wednesday, August 6, 2025, for another amazing year of learning and growing together. See you soon! – Dr. Michele W. Collier, Superintendent

Happy Speech Pathologist Day! We appreciate you!