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Okaloosa County School District announces 2024 Graduation Ceremonies

The Okaloosa County School District has announced the schedule of graduation ceremonies for the High School Class of 2024. All graduations will be live streamed and links are provided below.

The Okaloosa County School District has announced the schedule of graduation ceremonies for the High School Class of 2024. All graduations will be live streamed and links are provided below.

  • Baker School – Friday, May 17, Doug Griffith Stadium at 7:30 pm. – Watch
  • Choctawhatchee High School – Thursday, May 23, Joe Etheridge Stadium at 7:30 pm. – Watch
  • Crestview High School – Friday, May 24, Jack Foster Stadium at 7:00 pm. – Watch
  • Fort Walton Beach High School – Friday, May 24, Steve Riggs Stadium at 7:30 pm. – Watch
  • Laurel Hill School – Thursday, May 16, Laurel Hill Gym at 6:00 pm. – Watch
  • Niceville High School – Thursday, May 23, Niceville Eagle Stadium at 7:00 pm. – Watch

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