Editing Crestview, Florida (section)

==Education==
The public schools in Crestview are served by the [[Okaloosa County School District]].

===Public high school===
*Crestview School, the first school for African Americans in Crestview, was built in 1926. In 1944, a city block was purchased for a new high school for Black students. In 1945, Crestview Colored High School was built on School Avenue. It was later renamed after [[George Washington Carver]] and eventually became known as [[Carver-Hill School]] in honor of Ed Hill's efforts.
*After integration in 1966, high school students were transferred to the previously all-white [[Crestview High School (Florida)|Crestview High School]], and Carver-Hill was utilized for younger students until 1982, when it was converted to administrative use.<ref name="auto">{{cite web|url=https://www.wuwf.org/post/carver-hill-high-school-and-early-education-afro-americans-crestview|title=Carver-Hill High School And The Early Education Of Afro-Americans in Crestview|first=Danielle|last=Freeman|website=www.wuwf.org|date=29 February 2016 }}</ref>

===Public middle schools===
*Davidson Middle School is located at the north end of the city, and Shoal River Middle School is located at the south end.

===Public elementary schools===
*Northwood Elementary School, as well as Bob Sikes Elementary School are located at the north end of the city, Riverside Elementary School is located at the south end, and Walker Elementary School is located on the central-east side of the city.