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Warehouse 546 Hwy 90 West, Holt
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2) Maintenance South 111 McGriff Ave., Fort Walton Beach
3) Carver Hill Administrative Center 461 School Ave, Crestview
4) Administrative Offices 120 Lowery PI, Fort Walton Beach
5) Crestview Bus Shop 555 Anderson St, Crestview
6) Fort Walton Bus Shop 1978 Lewis Turner Blvd, Fort Walton
7) Heavy Equipment Shop 1978 Lewis Turner Blvd, Fort Walton
8) District Educational Center 202 Crestview Ave, Niceville
Attendance Districts
The Okaloosa County School District utilizes attendance districts to assign students to
schools by Elementary, Middle and High School Attendance Districts. ( Maps 3- 5) The
CSA boundaries are based on high school attendance boundaries and are illustrated on
PSFE Map A.
School Siting and Collocation
Okaloosa County has an objective related to school siting and collocation of schools
with other public facilities.
Okaloosa County in particular encourages the collocation of
schools with parks, recreation and community facilities and also promotes schools
serving as focal points within communities sites as close to urban residential areas as
practical The following objective is found within the Future Land Use Element of this
Comprehensive Plan:
Policy 10. 18 Future public or private primary or secondary schools shall be an
allowable use in all land use categories except the " industrial," " recreation,"
conservation" and " Okaloose Island" land use categories. Public or private primary
or secondary schools shall be located in agricultural land use categories only when
no feasible site exists in a non- agricultural category, or when necessary to serve
student populations that are mainly located in agricultural areas. The County intends
for future schools to be sited as closely to urban residential areas as practical,
preferably within walking and/ or bicycle distance of the primary residential areas to
be served. The County shall encourage the co- location of County public facilities,
such as parks, libraries, and community centers, with schools to the extent possible.
A School District representative sits on the County' s Technical Advisory Committee
TRC) and on the Local Government Comprehensive Planning Committee. Through this
coordination all applications for development approval are provided to the school district
for review and comment. The primary means of coordination between the County and
the School Board are School District representation of the TRC and conducting
concurrency review meetings at the time the district is considering a site for a new
school. ( EAR)
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