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Destin High School receives a $50,000 donation

Fresh off of the news that Destin High School is now taking student enrollment applications for the 2020 school year, the charter school has just announced a large donation. Mills […]

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Fresh off of the news that Destin High School is now taking student enrollment applications for the 2020 school year, the charter school has just announced a large donation.

Mills Heating & Air gave a generous $50,000 donation to the Governing Board.

The school’s Trades Classroom will be named in their honor.

The new school is slated to open in August, 2020, initially to 9^th and 10^th graders. For more information visit www.DestinHighSchool.org.

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