Oriole Beach Elementary welcomes eight new teachers
BY FRANKLIN HAYES Gulf Breeze News franklin@gulfbreezenews.com
     Aristotle once wrote, "Teachers who educated children deserve more honor than parents who merely gave them birth; for bare life is furnished by the one, the other ensures a good life."
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Gulf Breeze Elementary students use Kool Aid to learn about science
Rodgerson's, Vignes' students use M&Ms to learn about mixtures, solutions
     The students in Mr. Rodgerson's and Mrs. Vignes's classes at Gulf Breeze Elementary School spent last week learning about mixtures and solutions in Science.
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Improved quality of education could bring more money to state
     Washington, D.C. - Florida is spending almost $71 million each year to provide community college remediation education for recent high school graduates who did not acquire the basic skills to succeed in college or at work, according to conservative calculations by the Alliance for Excellent Educatio
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School Briefs
     Oriole Beach Elementary Family Reading Night Sept. 12
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A 'bowl' of fun
     The fifth graders at Gulf Breeze Elementary went bowling on Friday August 25 as the culminating activity for a three week bowling unit in PE. Brian Garbell (left) from Mrs. Vignes was the high scorer of the day with a 122.
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