ESE Parent Survey

February 5, 2016

Each year, the Florida Department of Education (FDOE) surveys parents of children with an individual educational plan (IEP) to determine how well your child's school is partnering with you and promoting your involvement in your child's education.  All states must collect this data as part of their State Performance Plan, as required under the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA).  The survey can be completed online at the following link:  http://www.esesurvey.com.

Your feedback is important in helping the state and local school systems continue improving educational programs for children.

For more information, please click the file below.

The Holmes District School Board recently entered into a partnership with the Holmes County Sheriff's Department to provide additional resource officers for the county's schools.  As a result of this agreement, three officers will provide support to the schools.  One officer will be assigned to the three Bonifay schools; another officer assigned to the Ponce de Leon schools, and a third officer will divide his time between Bethlehem and Poplar Springs.  Superintendent Dixon stated, "As Superintendent, my first responsibility every morning is to ensure a safe and secure environment for students and employees."  Pictured L-R are Lt. Adrienne Odum, Deputy Willie Maples, Superintendent Eddie Dixon, Sheriff Tim Brown, Cpt. John Tate, and Sgt. Greg Johnson.

Report Cards

January 8, 2016

Reports cards will be issued on Friday, January 8.

Christmas Break

December 21, 2015

Friday, December 18, will be the last day of the first semester and an early release day.

Christmas Break will be December 21 - January 1. 

School will resume on Monday, January 4.

Holmes County's Christmas Tournament will be held at Ponce de Leon High December 10-12. 

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Santa is Coming to Esto!

December 5, 2015

Kids young and old:  Have lunch with Santa at John Clark Park in Esto, and register for free prizes!  This event will be held from 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. on December 5.

Click the link below for the flyer.


Florida KidCare is an affordable health insurance program for uninsured children birth to 18.  Eligibility is based on household income and family size.  Most families pay $15 or $20 a month or nothing at all.  They offer a comprehensive benefits package that includes doctor visits, dental and vision, as well as ER visits and prescriptions.


For local application and enrollment assistance, please call 90works at 1-855-909-6757, ext. 5, or 1-855-90WORKS.  90works is committed to helping families access affordable health coverage.

(For more information, click the flyer link below or visit http://floridakidcare.org/.)