CES and Medart Pre-K Routes Update
This is a friendly reminder that our updated Crawfordville Elementary School bus routes will go into effect on Monday, December 1. As shared on the route sheets sent home with students, all CES AM and CES PM route times have been adjusted due to the merging of the Medart Pre-K route. All Medart Pre-K students will now ride the updated CES routes. All other routes remain the same.
Please take a moment to review the updated routes to confirm your child’s new pickup and drop-off times before we return from break. They can be found at https://www.wakullaschooldistrict.org/page/transportation
If you have any questions, please contact Transportation Coordinator Matt Payne at scott.payne@wcsb.us
Thank you for your cooperation as we work to ensure all families are informed and prepared for this transition.
We are thrilled to recognize Mrs. Kerry Prosser, our 2025 Wakulla County Schools Assistant Principal of the Year!
Anyone who knows Mrs. Prosser knows the warmth she brings to WHS. She is patient, steady, and fiercely committed to her students and staff. She’s the person who jumps in wherever she’s needed and makes everyone around her feel supported and capable.
WHS is stronger because of her, and we’re proud to celebrate her today.
#WakullaCountySchools #AssistantPrincipalOfTheYear #WakullaHighSchool
Help us congratulate Samantha Jacobs, our 2025 Wakulla County Schools Employee of the Year! Samantha is the first smiling face families see. She keeps RMS running with grace, kindness, and an attention to detail that makes everyone’s day just a little easier. We’re so grateful for her and proud to recognize her this year!
#WakullaCountySchools #EmployeeoftheYear #RiverspringMiddleSchool
Help us celebrate Mr. Stan Ward, our 2025 Wakulla County Schools Principal of the Year!
Mr. Ward is the kind of leader who makes a school feel like home. His heart for kids and his love for his school family shine through in all he does.
Congratulations, Mr. Ward. We’re so grateful for you and the way you lead. 💙
#WakullaCountySchools #PrincipalOfTheYear #MedartElementary
Please note: All schools and district offices will be closed Monday, November 24 through Friday, November 29.
Classes will resume on Monday, December 1.
We are grateful for each and every one of you. 💙❤️
#WakullaCountySchools #RigorResilienceRelevance
It’s your one-stop spot for approved community flyers, upcoming events, and helpful local resources—all in one easy-to-access place. New information is added regularly, so be sure to check back often for updates!
Visit 👉 https://www.wakullaschooldistrict.org/page/virtual-backpack
⚠️ Please Note: Posting of flyers does not imply endorsement or recommendation by the Wakulla County School District.
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🌟 Congratulations to our November Honorees! 🌟
Wakulla County Schools is proud to recognize our exceptional November Teachers and Employee of the Month:
🍎 Brianna Johnson – Crawfordville Elementary School Teacher of the Month
🍎 James Daniel – Riversprings Middle School Teacher of the Month
🚌 Carl Brown – Transportation Department Employee of the Month
Thank you for the energy, care, and excellence you bring to our students and schools each day. Your impact is felt far beyond the classroom and the bus routes—you make Wakulla shine. 💙❤️
#WakullaCountySchools #RigorousResilientRelevant
On Thursday, November 13, 2025, Wakulla County Schools was honored to host the Florida State Board of Education for its November meeting in our Historic District Auditorium.
The WHS NJROTC Color Guard — Cadets Brooklynn Green, Carter Smith, Jordan Roddenberry, and Kaylena Pontones, under the direction of Gunnery Sgt. Long — presented the colors, and Miss Wakulla, Abbigail Lawhon, beautifully performed the National Anthem.
Superintendent Rick Myhre provided an update on the state of Wakulla County Schools, emphasizing the resilience and legacy of excellence that define our students, staff, and community.
Commissioner Anastasios Kamoutsas recognized three Wakulla High School students — Hayden Moore, Kylie Moore, and William DeWitt — with the Commissioner’s Leadership Award for their efforts to strengthen civil discourse and encourage respectful, meaningful dialogue among their peers.
A special thank you to Posey’s Up the Creek for catering and helping us welcome our state leaders with true Wakulla hospitality.
It was a proud day for Wakulla County Schools as we showcased our students, our history, and the strength of our community.
👉 For more highlights from the event, please read our full news article here: https://www.wakullaschooldistrict.org/article/2550188
This Veterans Day, we would like to thank our incredible veterans and military families for your service and sacrifice. Your bravery has helped shape our freedom, our futures, and our school family.
All schools and District Offices will be closed tomorrow, Tuesday, November 11, 2025, in observance of Veterans Day.
Let’s take the day to reflect, show gratitude, and celebrate the heroes among us.
#VeteransDay #ThankYouVeterans #WakullaCountySchools
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Calling all future volunteers!
If you still need to complete the Wakulla County Schools Volunteer Orientation, this is a great opportunity to do it — right from the comfort of wherever you are!
💻 When: Monday, November 10, 2025, at 2:45 p.m.
📍 Where: Zoom — no sign-up required, just click the link to join!
🔑 Password: WMS1106
👉 Join Zoom Meeting: Zoom Volunteer Meeting Link
Thank you for supporting our students, teachers, and schools through volunteering — your time makes a difference!
#WakullaCountySchools #WakullaVolunteers
Wakulla County Schools is proud to celebrate our outstanding October Teachers and Employee of the Month:
🍎 Jennifer Anderson – Wakulla Middle School Teacher of the Month
🍎 Cheyenne Hartzog – Medart Elementary Teacher of the Month
🚌 Talana Dugger – Transportation Department Employee of the Month
Thank you for going above and beyond to support our students, staff, and community. Your dedication keeps Wakulla County Schools moving forward with heart and excellence every day!
#WakullaCountySchools #RigorousResilientRelevant
Students from Crawfordville Elementary, Medart Elementary, and Wakulla High joined Mrs. Sharon Scherbarth Simmons, their Teacher of Students with Visual Impairments, and our incredible ESE team, including some very special moms , to celebrate and spread awareness about White Cane Safety Day
The group practiced white cane and orientation skills around Hudson Park, enjoyed lunch and sweet treats at Dairy Queen, and even shared the experience with a visiting FSU student preparing to become a future TVI!
Days like this highlight the heart of our ESE program—helping every student build confidence, independence, and joy in learning. ❤️
#WhiteCaneSafetyDay #WakullaCountySchools #DisabilityAwarenessMonth
This month, we celebrate our incredible Wakulla Special Olympics athletes and unified partners who recently competed in Flag Football and Pickleball at the Regional Games! Each athlete held fast to the Special Olympics oath —
“Let me win, but if I cannot win, let me be brave in the attempt.”
Wakulla proudly supports Special Olympics programs year-round, including Pickleball, Flag Football, Bocce, Track and Field, and Bowling, with hopes to add Cornhole soon! These opportunities wouldn’t be possible without our dedicated coaches, volunteers, and unified partners who help make inclusion and sportsmanship thrive in our schools and community.
Through Unified Champion Schools, students across Wakulla learn, train, and grow together — showing that when we include, we all win. 💙
Learn more or get involved: Special Olympics Wakulla Sports Dashboard
#InclusionMatters #DisabilityAbilityAwarenessMonth #WakullaStrong
We’re so excited to offer this amazing opportunity to accelerate our students’ growth. Let’s make this a year of great learning together!
More information about Florida Tutoring Advantage and its administrator the @LastingerCenter can be found at >>floridatutoringadvantage.com.
Information about HeyTutor can be found at >>https://heytutor.com
Enjoy your weekend, and we will see everyone back on Tuesday, October 14th!
A huge thank you to Dave from Wild Ox Coffee for taking time this week to share his coffee expertise with our team at Legacy Café!
Legacy Café helps young adults with disabilities build essential life and job skills for a successful future — and community partners like Dave make all the difference.
We truly appreciate the kindness and generosity of our local businesses who take the time to give back and support our students.
#DisabilityAbilityAwarenessMonth #LegacyCafe #CommunityPartners #InclusionMatters
This October, our wellness focus is on Bone Health with a delicious twist!
In partnership with Sodexo, WCS Lunchrooms across the district are serving up Pumpkin Penne Alfredo this Wednesday as part of our Bite Science series.
With Bite Science, there’s science in every bite — from how we taste and smell to how the food we eat fuels our bodies. Pumpkin Penne Alfredo is rich in calcium and vitamin D–boosting nutrients that help build and maintain strong bones.
👻 We hope our students will dig in, learn, and make your bones spooky strong!
#BiteScience #SpookyStrongBones #Sodexo #WakullaCountySchools
🧡 Wear Orange Wednesday!🧡
Join Wakulla County Schools this Wednesday, October 8th, as we wear orange to show our support for Disability Awareness Month.
Together, we celebrate inclusion, kindness, and the unique abilities that make every student shine. Let’s turn our community orange with unity!
#InclusionMatters #WakullaCountySchools #DisabilityAwarenessMonth
