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Wakulla County Schools enjoyed another wonderful Story Walk! From familiar faces to new friends, it was a great opportunity to connect with our community, share some smiles, and send families home with a book to enjoy. Thank you to the Wakulla Public Library for another successful event and for all you do to bring our community together!
1 day ago, Wakulla County Schools
Wakulla County Schools at 2026 Story Walk
Wakulla County Schools at 2026 Story Walk
Wakulla County Schools at 2026 Story Walk
Wakulla County Schools at 2026 Story Walk
Wakulla County Schools at 2026 Story Walk
Wakulla County Schools at 2026 Story Walk
🌻 3 TONS OF SOIL. 2,700 LBS. OF COMPOST. ONE AMAZING COMMUNITY! 🌻
What an incredible effort to rebuild the Crawfordville Elementary School Garden!
A special thank you to Wakulla Rotary Club, UF Extension, Wakulla County Schools, and Sodexo for the donations, teamwork, and collaboration that made this project possible.
Most importantly, a HUGE THANK YOU to every volunteer who rolled up their sleeves and helped us get it done! 💚💪
We couldn't have done it without you. Thank you for investing your time and energy into creating something special for our students and school community!
5 days ago, Wakulla County Schools
🌻 3 TONS OF SOIL. 2,700 LBS. OF COMPOST. ONE AMAZING COMMUNITY! 🌻 What an incredible effort to rebuild the Crawfordville Elementary School Garden! A special thank you to Wakulla Rotary Club, UF Extension, Wakulla County Schools, and Sodexo for the donations, teamwork, and collaboration that made this project possible. Most importantly, a HUGE THANK YOU to every volunteer who rolled up their sleeves and helped us get it done! 💚💪 We couldn't have done it without you. Thank you for investing your time and energy into creating something special for our students and school community!
🌻 3 TONS OF SOIL. 2,700 LBS. OF COMPOST. ONE AMAZING COMMUNITY! 🌻 What an incredible effort to rebuild the Crawfordville Elementary School Garden! A special thank you to Wakulla Rotary Club, UF Extension, Wakulla County Schools, and Sodexo for the donations, teamwork, and collaboration that made this project possible. Most importantly, a HUGE THANK YOU to every volunteer who rolled up their sleeves and helped us get it done! 💚💪 We couldn't have done it without you. Thank you for investing your time and energy into creating something special for our students and school community!
🌻 3 TONS OF SOIL. 2,700 LBS. OF COMPOST. ONE AMAZING COMMUNITY! 🌻 What an incredible effort to rebuild the Crawfordville Elementary School Garden! A special thank you to Wakulla Rotary Club, UF Extension, Wakulla County Schools, and Sodexo for the donations, teamwork, and collaboration that made this project possible. Most importantly, a HUGE THANK YOU to every volunteer who rolled up their sleeves and helped us get it done! 💚💪 We couldn't have done it without you. Thank you for investing your time and energy into creating something special for our students and school community!
🌻 3 TONS OF SOIL. 2,700 LBS. OF COMPOST. ONE AMAZING COMMUNITY! 🌻 What an incredible effort to rebuild the Crawfordville Elementary School Garden! A special thank you to Wakulla Rotary Club, UF Extension, Wakulla County Schools, and Sodexo for the donations, teamwork, and collaboration that made this project possible. Most importantly, a HUGE THANK YOU to every volunteer who rolled up their sleeves and helped us get it done! 💚💪 We couldn't have done it without you. Thank you for investing your time and energy into creating something special for our students and school community!
🌻 3 TONS OF SOIL. 2,700 LBS. OF COMPOST. ONE AMAZING COMMUNITY! 🌻 What an incredible effort to rebuild the Crawfordville Elementary School Garden! A special thank you to Wakulla Rotary Club, UF Extension, Wakulla County Schools, and Sodexo for the donations, teamwork, and collaboration that made this project possible. Most importantly, a HUGE THANK YOU to every volunteer who rolled up their sleeves and helped us get it done! 💚💪 We couldn't have done it without you. Thank you for investing your time and energy into creating something special for our students and school community!
🌻 3 TONS OF SOIL. 2,700 LBS. OF COMPOST. ONE AMAZING COMMUNITY! 🌻 What an incredible effort to rebuild the Crawfordville Elementary School Garden! A special thank you to Wakulla Rotary Club, UF Extension, Wakulla County Schools, and Sodexo for the donations, teamwork, and collaboration that made this project possible. Most importantly, a HUGE THANK YOU to every volunteer who rolled up their sleeves and helped us get it done! 💚💪 We couldn't have done it without you. Thank you for investing your time and energy into creating something special for our students and school community!
🌻 3 TONS OF SOIL. 2,700 LBS. OF COMPOST. ONE AMAZING COMMUNITY! 🌻 What an incredible effort to rebuild the Crawfordville Elementary School Garden! A special thank you to Wakulla Rotary Club, UF Extension, Wakulla County Schools, and Sodexo for the donations, teamwork, and collaboration that made this project possible. Most importantly, a HUGE THANK YOU to every volunteer who rolled up their sleeves and helped us get it done! 💚💪 We couldn't have done it without you. Thank you for investing your time and energy into creating something special for our students and school community!
🌻 3 TONS OF SOIL. 2,700 LBS. OF COMPOST. ONE AMAZING COMMUNITY! 🌻 What an incredible effort to rebuild the Crawfordville Elementary School Garden! A special thank you to Wakulla Rotary Club, UF Extension, Wakulla County Schools, and Sodexo for the donations, teamwork, and collaboration that made this project possible. Most importantly, a HUGE THANK YOU to every volunteer who rolled up their sleeves and helped us get it done! 💚💪 We couldn't have done it without you. Thank you for investing your time and energy into creating something special for our students and school community!
🌻 3 TONS OF SOIL. 2,700 LBS. OF COMPOST. ONE AMAZING COMMUNITY! 🌻 What an incredible effort to rebuild the Crawfordville Elementary School Garden! A special thank you to Wakulla Rotary Club, UF Extension, Wakulla County Schools, and Sodexo for the donations, teamwork, and collaboration that made this project possible. Most importantly, a HUGE THANK YOU to every volunteer who rolled up their sleeves and helped us get it done! 💚💪 We couldn't have done it without you. Thank you for investing your time and energy into creating something special for our students and school community!
🌻 3 TONS OF SOIL. 2,700 LBS. OF COMPOST. ONE AMAZING COMMUNITY! 🌻 What an incredible effort to rebuild the Crawfordville Elementary School Garden! A special thank you to Wakulla Rotary Club, UF Extension, Wakulla County Schools, and Sodexo for the donations, teamwork, and collaboration that made this project possible. Most importantly, a HUGE THANK YOU to every volunteer who rolled up their sleeves and helped us get it done! 💚💪 We couldn't have done it without you. Thank you for investing your time and energy into creating something special for our students and school community!
As part of the Special Olympics Florida Healthy Athletes Program, we were excited to welcome Dr. Hunter Brantley and Joanna Chowdhury, Coordinator for the Special Olympics Florida Healthy Athletes Program, to Wakulla Institute in Wakulla County on Friday, October 16, to provide a Healthy Athletes Smiles dental screening for our athletes.

The Healthy Athletes Smiles program focuses on promoting good oral health and helping athletes understand the importance of maintaining healthy teeth and gums. Through these screenings, athletes have the opportunity to receive dental health education and learn tips for taking care of their smiles.

During the visit, Dr. Brantley and Ms. Chowdhury helped provide dental screenings to our athletes. Athletes also received a new toothbrush and other oral hygiene goodies in a bag to encourage healthy dental habits at home.

We are incredibly grateful to Dr. Brantley for providing these valuable dental screenings and to Ms. Chowdhury for coming out to assist with the screenings and support our athletes. Their time and dedication help Special Olympics Florida continue its mission of promoting the health, wellness, and overall well-being of our athletes.

Thank you to Dr. Brantley, Joanna, and everyone who helped make this a successful and meaningful day for our Wakulla County athletes from Riversprings Middle School and Wakulla Institute!
5 days ago, Wakulla County Schools
As part of the Special Olympics Florida Healthy Athletes Program, we were excited to welcome Dr. Hunter Brantley and Joanna Chowdhury, Coordinator for the Special Olympics Florida Healthy Athletes Program, to Wakulla Institute in Wakulla County on Friday, October 16, to provide a Healthy Athletes Smiles dental screening for our athletes.
Congratulations to our 2026 October honorees!

Sandyl Byars, Wakulla Middle School — Teacher of the Month
Lori McNally, Medart Elementary School — Teacher of the Month
Casey Walker, Wakulla County Schools District Office — Employee of the Month
Lisa Crum, Riversprings Middle School — September Employee of the Month

We were proud to recognize each of these outstanding members of the Wakulla County Schools family at tonight’s School Board meeting.

Congratulations on these well-deserved honors!
6 days ago, Wakulla County Schools
Congratulations to our October honorees!  Sandyl Byars, Wakulla Middle School — Teacher of the Month Lori McNally, Medart Elementary School — Teacher of the Month Casey Walker, Wakulla County Schools District Office — Employee of the Month Lisa Crum, Riversprings Middle School — Employee of the Month  We were proud to recognize each of these outstanding members of the Wakulla County Schools family at tonight’s School Board meeting.  Congratulations on these well-deserved honors!
Congratulations to our October honorees!  Sandyl Byars, Wakulla Middle School — Teacher of the Month Lori McNally, Medart Elementary School — Teacher of the Month Casey Walker, Wakulla County Schools District Office — Employee of the Month Lisa Crum, Riversprings Middle School — Employee of the Month  We were proud to recognize each of these outstanding members of the Wakulla County Schools family at tonight’s School Board meeting.  Congratulations on these well-deserved honors!
Congratulations to our October honorees!  Sandyl Byars, Wakulla Middle School — Teacher of the Month Lori McNally, Medart Elementary School — Teacher of the Month Casey Walker, Wakulla County Schools District Office — Employee of the Month Lisa Crum, Riversprings Middle School — Employee of the Month  We were proud to recognize each of these outstanding members of the Wakulla County Schools family at tonight’s School Board meeting.  Congratulations on these well-deserved honors!
Congratulations to our October honorees!  Sandyl Byars, Wakulla Middle School — Teacher of the Month Lori McNally, Medart Elementary School — Teacher of the Month Casey Walker, Wakulla County Schools District Office — Employee of the Month Lisa Crum, Riversprings Middle School — Employee of the Month  We were proud to recognize each of these outstanding members of the Wakulla County Schools family at tonight’s School Board meeting.  Congratulations on these well-deserved honors!

🧡 WEAR ORANGE FOR UNITY DAY! 🧡

Join Wakulla County Schools on Wednesday, October 21, as we wear orange for Unity Day and show our support for kindness, acceptance, inclusion and bullying prevention.

Together, we can send a visible message that every student deserves to feel safe, supported and included.

Wear orange and help us stand united for kindness across Wakulla County Schools!

Content created by a Wakulla High School Social Media Strategist student.

#WakullaCountySchools #UnityEveryDay #UnityDay #LearningDisabilityMonth

7 days ago, Wakulla County Schools
🧡 WEAR ORANGE FOR UNITY DAY! 🧡 Join Wakulla County Schools on Wednesday, October 21, as we wear orange for Unity Day and show our support for kindness, acceptance, inclusion and bullying prevention. Together, we can send a visible message that every student deserves to feel safe, supported and included. Wear orange and help us stand united for kindness across Wakulla County Schools! Content created by a Wakulla High School Social Media Strategist student. #UnityEveryDay #UnityDay #BullyingPrevention #WakullaCountySchools
National School Lunch Week 2026 | Day 2

Yesterday was another exciting day celebrating National School Lunch Week across Wakulla County Schools!

🍽️ Elementary Schools enjoyed a hearty serving of Beefy Macaroni.
🥔 Middle Schools featured the popular American Bowl, topped with creamy mashed potatoes and crispy popcorn chicken.
🍜 Wakulla High School students had the opportunity to customize their meals at our Ramen Bar, creating delicious combinations with a variety of toppings.

Thank you to our dedicated school nutrition teams for making each day of National School Lunch Week special. We love seeing students enjoy nutritious meals while celebrating all week long!

#WakullaCountySchools #NSLW2026 #SchoolNutrition #FuelingStudentSuccess
11 days ago, Wakulla County Schools
American Bowl
Ramen Bowl
Beefaroni
WE ARE HIRING | TRANSPORTATION

The Wakulla County Schools Transportation Department is looking for dependable, service-minded individuals to join its team in two full-time positions:

Transportation Secretary
$29,850–$42,350 per year
Job ID: 5946832

Bus Driver
$22,785–$29,740 per year
Job ID: 5179181

The Transportation Secretary helps keep daily operations running smoothly by supporting routes, schedules, field trips, records and communication with families and schools. Applicants must possess or be willing to obtain the required CDL and endorsements.

Bus Drivers safely transport students to and from school while building positive relationships with the students and families they serve. Applicants must have a CDL with a passenger endorsement and meet all state and district driver-training requirements.

Both positions are available immediately. Learn more and apply at wcsb.schoolspring.com.

Know someone who would be a great addition to our Transportation team? Help us spread the word!
13 days ago, Wakulla County Schools
Wakulla County Schools urgently hiring graphic for a full-time Transportation Secretary position. Salary ranges from $29,850 to $42,350 per year, with an immediate start date. Job ID 5946832. Graphic includes a yellow school bus, QR code and application website, wcsb.schoolspring.com.
Wakulla County Schools urgently hiring graphic for a full-time, nine-month Bus Driver position. Salary ranges from $22,785 to $29,740 per year, with an immediate start date. Graphic includes a yellow school bus, QR code and application website, wcsb.schoolspring.com.

DISABILITY HISTORY & AWARENESS WEEKS

Awareness starts with understanding, and inclusion grows through respect.
During Florida’s Disability History and Awareness Weeks, Wakulla County Schools encourages our students, staff and community to think about the simple ways we can help create more inclusive spaces for everyone.
Treat people with dignity. Speak directly to the person. Give others the time they need to communicate. Offer help when appropriate — while also respecting independence.
Small actions can make a meaningful difference in helping every person feel seen, respected and included.
Let’s continue learning, listening and building a community where everyone belongs.

#WakullaCountySchools #RigorousResilientRelevant #DisabilityHistoryAndAwarenessWeeks #NationalLearningDisabilityAwarenessMonth

13 days ago, Wakulla County Schools
Graphic for Disability History & Awareness Weeks featuring a diverse group of children and adults standing together, including a child using a wheelchair. Text asks “What Can You Do?” and lists four tips: treat everyone with basic courtesy and respect; speak directly to the person; give them time to process their thoughts and words; and offer help when appropriate while respecting their independence. The graphic closes with, “Awareness begins with understanding. Inclusion grows through respect.”
This week, Wakulla County Schools is celebrating National School Lunch Week with special menus planned for students at each school level.

School meals help give students the fuel they need to focus, learn and make the most of their school day, and this week our cafeterias are serving up a few extra-special options along the way.

Take a look at the National School Lunch Week menus for your student’s school level and see what’s on the menu this week!

Good food. Ready minds. Strong students.

#WakullaCountySchools #RigorousResilientRelevant #NationalSchoolLunchWeek

Content Created by Wakulla High School Social Media Strategy Students
13 days ago, Wakulla County Schools
National School Lunch Week special menu for Wakulla High School, October 13–16, 2026. Tuesday: chicken and waffles with braised collard greens. Wednesday: ramen bar. Thursday: country fried steak with mashed potatoes and green beans. Friday: baked potato bar. Red background with Wakulla School District and War Eagles logos at the bottom.
National School Lunch Week special menu for Wakulla County middle schools, October 13–16, 2026. Tuesday: Asian Bowl with brown rice, teriyaki chicken or BBQ tofu, and spicy Asian vegetable blend. Wednesday: American Bowl with popcorn chicken, gravy and mashed potatoes. Thursday: Italian Bowl with chicken meatballs or spaghetti with beef sauce, spaghetti pasta and parmesan green beans. Friday: Mediterranean Bowl with Greek herbed brown rice, lemon pepper turkey and tzatziki sauce. Blue background with Riversprings Bears, Wakulla School District and Wakulla Middle Wildcats logos at the bottom.
School Lunch Week special menu for Wakulla County elementary schools, October 13–16, 2026. Tuesday: Po’Boy fish sandwich with Blue Ribbon slaw. Wednesday: beefy macaroni with marinated kale salad. Thursday: Greek chicken meatballs with cucumber and tomato salad. Friday: cheese, pepperoni or vegetable pizza with corn salad. Gray background with Crawfordville Cougars, Riversink Otters, Wakulla School District, Medart Mustangs and Shadeville Warriors logos at the bottom.

IT’S NATIONAL SCHOOL LUNCH WEEK!

Learning takes energy, and a healthy school lunch helps give students the fuel they need to focus, learn and grow. Observed since 1962, National School Lunch Week highlights the important role school meals play in supporting student health, learning and success.

Across Wakulla County Schools, we continue to see just how important that access is. During the 2025–2026 school year, participation increased by 17,784 breakfasts and 58,436 lunches — more than 76,000 additional meals served across the district.

This year, meals are available to every WCS student at no cost, helping ensure students can come to the table, get what they need and return to class ready to learn.

This National School Lunch Week, we celebrate the important connection between good nutrition, student well-being and success in the classroom

#WakullaCountySchools #RigorousResilientRelevant #NationalSchoolLunchWeek

14 days ago, Wakulla County Schools
A hand holds a green-handled scoop over a tray line of food, serving yellow rice in metal compartments while a blue utensil rests nearby. With the Wakulla County Schools Logo 2026-2027 National School Lunch Week
REMINDER, WAKULLA FAMILIES!

There will be no school for students Monday, October 12, as our teachers and staff participate in a Teacher Planning Day.

Students return to school Tuesday, October 13, ready to begin the second quarter.

We hope everyone enjoys the long weekend, and we’ll be ready to welcome our students back Tuesday morning!

#WakullaCountySchools #RigorousResilientRelevant
16 days ago, Wakulla County Schools
Reminder graphic stating there will be no school for students Monday, October 12, 2026, due to a Teacher Planning Day. Students return Tuesday, October 13, 2026. Wakulla School District logo appears at the top with school logos along the bottom.
FRESH FROM FLORIDA TO OUR SCHOOL CAFETERIAS!

October is Florida Farm to School Month, and Wakulla County Schools is joining the celebration by featuring Florida-grown vegetables on school menus throughout the month.

Students across the district will have the opportunity to enjoy:

• October 6: Tomato & Cucumber Salad
• October 9: Vegetable Pizza
• October 19: Tomato & Cucumber Salad
• October 23: Radish Salad

Farm to School programs help connect students with fresh, locally grown foods while supporting healthy choices and a better understanding of where our food comes from.

Check out your school’s menu to see what’s being served throughout October at https://wakullaschooldistrict.nutrislice.com/menu , and learn more about Florida Farm to School Month through the Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services, by visiting https://farmtoschoolfl.com/.


Fresh food. Florida grown. Served right here in Wakulla County Schools.

#WakullaCountySchools #FloridaFarmToSchool #FreshFromFlorida
21 days ago, Wakulla County Schools
Colorful Florida Farm to School Month graphic featuring rows of corn, a tractor, fresh leafy greens being rinsed in a colander and a school building. Large text reads, “October is Florida Farm to School Month.”
As Wakulla County Schools recognizes Disability History and Awareness Weeks, we’re proud to highlight opportunities that help every student develop their strengths, build skills and prepare for what comes next.

Students from the Legacy Café and Legacy Boutique programs recently traveled to Tallahassee to showcase and sell items they created through their programs. From handcrafted goods to freshly baked cookies, students had the opportunity to share their work with employees from the Florida Department of Education and FDLRS Miccosukee.

The experience gave students a chance to put learning into action—practicing workplace skills, interacting with customers, working as a team and experiencing the pride of seeing others value something they created.

The group also visited the Bloxham Building, making the day another meaningful opportunity to learn beyond the classroom.

These are the experiences that help students discover what they can do, build confidence in their abilities and prepare for greater independence after graduation.

#FLDisabilityHistoryAndAwarenessWeeks #WakullaCountySchools #LegacyCafe #RigorousResilientRelevant
21 days ago, Wakulla County Schools
Mrs. Spears and Ms. "Sharon" with students from the Legacy Cafe' (Post Grad Program) at the Bloxham Building
Mrs. Hernandez, Mrs. Strickland and Mrs. Kelly with students from  the Legacy Boutique program at the Bloxham Building
Ms. "Sharon" with 2 students (in the VI program) working in the Cafe'
Mr. Simmons and students in the Legacy Cafe' with a basket of baked cookies
READING MATTERS!

Reading helps students build knowledge, grow their confidence, and discover what interests them. It’s something schools and families can encourage together—one book and one conversation at a time.

In this week’s Wave 94.1 halftime address, Superintendent Rick Myhre shares a simple question every family can ask: “What are you reading?” Ask your child about a story, something they learned, or a book they’d like to try next.

Tune in at halftime to hear his message about the power of reading.

#WakullaCountySchools #RigorousResilientRelevant
24 days ago, Wakulla County Schools
READING MATTERS! 📚  Reading helps students build knowledge, grow their confidence, and discover what interests them. It’s something schools and families can encourage together—one book and one conversation at a time.  In this week’s Wave 94.1 halftime address, Superintendent Rick Myhre shares a simple question every family can ask: “What are you reading?” Ask your child about a story, something they learned, or a book they’d like to try next.  Tune in at halftime to hear his message about the power of reading.
HAPPY NATIONAL PRINCIPALS MONTH!

October gives us a special opportunity to celebrate the school leaders who set the tone, support their teachers and staff, encourage their students and help make each of our schools a place where kids can learn and grow.

Throughout the month, our schools will be sharing a little more about the principals who lead them each day.

We’re grateful for their leadership, their steady presence and the many ways they serve our students, families and school communities.

#WakullaCountySchools #RigorousResilientRelevant #NationalPrincipalsMonth
25 days ago, Wakulla County Schools
Graphic for National Principals Month, October 2026. Wakulla School District logo appears at the top with the district’s seven graded school mascots and Wakulla Institute logo along the bottom.

Learning Disability Awareness Month + Florida Disability History and Awareness Weeks

October is National Learning Disability Awareness Month, and the first two weeks of October are recognized in Florida as Disability History and Awareness Weeks.

Across Wakulla County Schools, we believe every student brings strengths and talents to the classroom. This month is an opportunity to continue building understanding, celebrating contributions and supporting learning environments where every student has the opportunity to grow, belong and succeed.

Florida’s observance encourages students to learn more about individuals with disabilities, disability history and the disability rights movement.

Throughout October, we encourage our school communities to learn, reflect and help build greater understanding and awareness for all students.

#WakullaCountySchools #RigorousResilientRelevant

25 days ago, Wakulla County Schools
Graphic recognizing National Learning Disability Awareness Month and Florida Disability History and Awareness Weeks in October 2026. Wakulla School District logo appears at the top with school logos along the bottom.
The Wakulla County Schools Maintenance Department has two full-time, 12-month positions available:

Trades Specialist – Electrician
Job ID: 5723433

Trades Specialist – Maintenance
Job ID: 5893072

Salary: $38,020–$50,620 per year, plus benefits
Starting Date: Immediately
Application Deadline: Open until filled

Applicants must have a high school diploma or equivalent, at least five years of experience in the applicable trade and a valid Florida driver’s license.

View the complete job descriptions and apply online at https://wcsb.schoolspring.com/

Know a skilled trades professional who would be a great addition to our team? Please share this opportunity!
27 days ago, Wakulla County Schools
Wakulla County Schools hiring graphic announcing two full-time, 12-month openings: Trades Specialist – Maintenance and Trades Specialist – Electrician. Salary ranges from $38,020 to $50,620 per year, with an immediate start date. Apply at wcsb.schoolspring.com or scan the QR code. For more information, call 850-926-0065.

HALFTIME ADDRESS WITH SUPERINTENDENT MYHRE | TONIGHT ON WAVE 94.1

Being here matters.

Tonight during the Wakulla–Suwannee game, Superintendent Rick Myhre will share a halftime message about why regular attendance matters for learning, friendships, and the opportunities each school day brings.

Tune in to Wave 94.1 at halftime.

Go War Eagles! 🦅

#WakullaCountySchools #RigorousResilientRelevant #AttendanceMatters

about 1 month ago, Wakulla County Schools
HALFTIME ADDRESS WITH SUPERINTENDENT MYHRE | TONIGHT ON WAVE 94.1  Being here matters.   Tonight during the Wakulla–Suwannee game, Superintendent Rick Myhre will share a halftime message about why regular attendance matters for learning, friendships, and the opportunities each school day brings.  Tune in to Wave 94.1 at halftime.   Go War Eagles! 🦅  #WakullaCountySchools #RigorousResilientRelevant #AttendanceMatters

ATTENDANCE MATTERS!

As our fall attendance window begins today, we’re reminding families how much each school day has to offer. Students learn from their teachers, ask questions, work alongside classmates, and build connections that help them feel part of their school.

We know illness and emergencies happen. When students are well and able to attend, being at school regularly helps them make the most of those opportunities.

Thank you, families, for making school a priority. A good education begins with showing up!

#WakullaCountySchools #AttendanceMatters #BeingHereMatters #RigorousResilientRelevant

about 1 month ago, Wakulla County Schools
Wakulla COunty Schools 2026-2027 Being Here Matters! "A Good Education Begins with Showing up." image of students in the classroom followed by each school logo.
WAKULLA COUNTY SCHOOLS TRANSPORTATION IS HIRING TEAM MEMBERS!

Every school day starts with someone our students can count on. Right now, we’re looking for dependable people to join our team as van drivers and bus attendants.

If you enjoy working with children and want to serve your community in a meaningful way, we’d love to hear from you.

Explore the openings and apply: https://wcsb.schoolspring.com/

Know someone who would be wonderful at this? Please share this post with them!
about 1 month ago, Wakulla County Schools
WE ARE HIRING | Urgently hiring Van Drivers and Bus Attendants Apply today at https://wcsb.schoolspring.com. It is in red, white and blue with a Wakulla County Schools van as the predominant image.