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Collegiate High School student David Perrin works on a sketch for the Northwest Florida State College mural as part of the Wyland Wall project in Destin.
The 2006 class will be the sixth class to graduate from the Collegiate High School.
(Left to right) Caleb Soper, Kaitlyn Ducharme, Amber Queener and Daniel Majors browse through a book given to them by the Florida Commissioner of Education during his visit to Northwest Florida State College.
Christoph Frei, CHS class of 2004, helps Collegiate High student Jared Pemberton with his digital portfolio.
(Left) Justin Townley answers questions about the upcoming Student Government elections.
Megan Estes, Lainey Johnson, Breeana Alston work on their "Bridge in a Box" project during the Week of Welcome to the Collegiate High School.
Upperclassmen lead new sophomores and juniors on a tour of the Northwest Florida State College campus.
Sam Arnold works on a term paper during his STAR lab time.
Interact Club Members Sarah Pinto and Chad Goleta work to create "Hope Grams" to sell for the Hurricane Katrina relief fund.
Stephen Rosalez helps Sam Arnold with his uniform to prepare for their weekly ROTC inspection.
Karrie Fries, Rebecca Moore and other students work on a banner project for Spanish Class.
New Sophomores team up for "Bridge in a Box", an exercise in logical thinking and team building, to win the race over the "river".
Justin Townley, Mrs. Cotton, and James Schrader enjoy the Fall Masque.
Jonathan Webster, David Perrin, and Jade Franks scare up some fun.
Whitney Schacht and Michelle Yi take a break from dancing to enjoy some snacks at the Fall Masque.
Study time on the CHS deck.
Dr. Jon Bryan, chairman of Northwest Florida State College physical sciences and a paleontologist, explains local fossils to CHS students.
Now this is real "hands on" biological science!
Alex Sullivan demonstrates his violin for the 4 and 5 year olds at the Northwest Florida State College child Development Center as they prepare for a field trip to see "Peter and the Wolf."
CHS students Alex Sullivan, John Rogers and Nina Aquino discuss a class project on the CHS deck.
History instructor Wendall Griffith sometimes gets a bit carried away with enthusiasm for his subject matter.
Even though we're on a college campus -- we'll take Halloween candy any time from friendly CHS staff!
Collegiate High School students may qualify for induction into the national Phi Theta Kappa Honor Society, the national honor society for community and junior college students.
A Collegiate School Prom court is named each year.
A CHS sophomore general Biology class gets "into" their field study of Swift Creek.
Collegiate School seniors enjoy a few moments together before commencement.
Collegiate High School students may participate in all organizations (some require an audition) open to Northwest Florida State College college students, including the Northwest Florida Youth Symphony. Collegiate High School students also have their own activities and clubs.
Each Collegiate High School student is assigned a personal laptop computer to use while a student at the school.
Collegiate High School students enjoy a canoe trip on the Blackwater River.
Northwest Florida State College college instructors, such as Wendell Griffith, history professor, teach collegiate students.
Collegiate High School utilize their personal lockers to store school supplies or their laptop computers.
Several transportation methods, which may include private providers, education partnerships, or transportation vouchers, are available to Okaloosa County students who live farther than two (2) miles from the school.