Wakulla County Schools is excited to offer Summer Enrichment Camp for students who have completed Kindergarten through 4th grade (ages 6–10). Each week features a new theme, hands-on activities, and a fun field trip to keep students active, learning, and engaged all summer long!
📅 Camp runs June and July | Mondays–Thursdays
⏰ 8:00 AM – 3:00 PM
💲 $250 per week (includes breakfast, lunch, snack, and field trips)
Extended Day available until 5:30 PM for $50 per week
📝 How to Register:
Parents may register through their FOCUS Parent Portal by selecting Forms Summary and completing the Summer Enrichment Registration form. A $50 non-refundable deposit per week is required to secure your child’s spot. Spots are limited and fill quickly, so we encourage families to register early.
📄 View the informational flyer and full camp schedule here: https://aptg.co/PVrGs8
📧 Questions? Contact summerenrichment@wcsb.us
🧡 Across Wakulla County Schools, students are choosing inclusion.
Today for Spread the Word day, students signed the Pledge for Inclusion and took a stand for kindness, respect, and acceptance.
Small actions. Big impact.
#ChooseToInclude #SpreadTheWord #WakullaCountySchools
March is National Women’s History Month — a time to honor the women who shaped history and recognize the women who serve our schools each day.
Across Wakulla County Schools, women lead classrooms, guide policy, coach teams, drive buses, prepare meals, manage operations, mentor students, and care for our school communities every single day.
Their dedication supports our students and leaves a lasting impact that reaches far beyond the classroom.
We are proud to be a district rooted in community and committed to empowering women.
#WakullaCountySchools #WomensHistoryMonth
🌎 Let’s Celebrate Inclusion on Wednesday, March 4!
What does inclusion look like?
It’s a high five in the hallway.
A compliment to a classmate.
Saying hello to someone new.
For individuals with intellectual disabilities, inclusion isn’t just important — it’s essential for belonging and acceptance.
On Wednesday, March 4, give a high five, offer a compliment, or simply say hi to someone new. Let’s make inclusion visible across Wakulla County Schools.
Students can sign the Pledge for Inclusion at their school and commit to choosing kindness, respect, and acceptance.
#ChooseToInclude #SpreadTheWord #WakullaCountySchool #RigorousReslientRelevant
What does inclusion look like?
It’s a high five in the hallway.
A compliment to a classmate.
Saying hello to someone new.
For individuals with intellectual disabilities, inclusion isn’t just important — it’s essential for belonging and acceptance.
On Wednesday, March 4, give a high five, offer a compliment, or simply say hi to someone new. Let’s make inclusion visible across Wakulla County Schools.
Students can sign the Pledge for Inclusion at their school and commit to choosing kindness, respect, and acceptance.
#ChooseToInclude #SpreadTheWord #WakullaCountySchool #RigorousReslientRelevant
Florida Prepaid Open Enrollment is still underway — and it’s never been easier to start saving for your child’s future.
With flexible plan options, affordable monthly payments, and a simplified online experience, families can build a plan that works for their budget and goals.
✔️ Choose the coverage that fits your family
✔️ Lock in today’s college costs
✔️ Get started in just minutes
Plans start at just $29/month — and every step you take today helps create opportunity for tomorrow.
Explore your options and enroll now: https://bit.ly/46cJd4A
With flexible plan options, affordable monthly payments, and a simplified online experience, families can build a plan that works for their budget and goals.
✔️ Choose the coverage that fits your family
✔️ Lock in today’s college costs
✔️ Get started in just minutes
Plans start at just $29/month — and every step you take today helps create opportunity for tomorrow.
Explore your options and enroll now: https://bit.ly/46cJd4A
We Have Our Future Chef Winners! 🏆👩🍳
What an incredible night at Wakulla High School! Our elementary finalists brought creativity and global flavors to the Future Chef Cook-Off — and the judges had some very tough decisions to make. 🌎✨
Congratulations to our 2026 Future Chef honorees:
🥇1st Place: Avery Vick-Riversink Elementary
🥈 2nd Place: Oliver Reed-Liotino - Crawfordville Elementary
🥉3rd Place: Kade Gerrell - Shadeville Elementary
🌟Fan Favorite: Kade Gerrell
Each of these young chefs represented their schools with confidence and culinary creativity. We are so proud of every finalist who stepped into the kitchen and gave it their all.
Keep an eye on our page for more highlights and details from this awesome event — you won’t want to miss it! ✨
✨ The Kitchen Is Cooking at Wakulla High! 👩🍳
Right now, our elementary finalists are hard at work in the Future Chef Cook-Off — chopping, stirring, plating, and bringing their “Passport to Flavor” creations to life. 🌎🔥
The focus is real. The competition is on.
Take a look at these moments in action — and stay tuned as we announce this year’s Future Chef Champion! 🏆
#WakullaCountySchools #FutureChefs #Sodexo
👩🍳🌎 Future Chef Competition – Tonight at Wakulla High School!
Tonight, our elementary finalists will compete in the Future Chef Cook-Off, bringing this year’s theme — “Passport to Flavor: Take Your Taste Buds on a Global Adventure” — to life.
Selected as one finalist per school, these young chefs will showcase dishes inspired by global cuisines, judged on creativity, presentation, taste, and healthy attributes.
Please join us in congratulating and wishing good luck to:
Oliver Reed-Liotino, 5th Grade-Crawfordville Elementary
Thomas Nelson, 1st Grade-Medart Elementary
Avery Vick, 2nd Grade-Riversink Elementary
Kade Gerrell, Kindergrten-Shadeville Elementary
✨ We’ll announce the winner right here tonight — and one of these young chefs will be entered into the Future Chefs National Challenge!”
#WakullaCountySchools #FutureChefs #Sodexo
Across Wakulla County Schools, Career and Technical Education empowers students to explore career pathways, build real-world skills, and earn industry credentials — beginning with early exposure in middle school and expanding through the War Eagle Academy at Wakulla High School.
Students can pursue programs in aerospace technology, engineering, automotive and diesel maintenance, welding, HVAC, architecture and construction, digital design, web development, journalism and multimedia, hospitality and tourism, cosmetology, healthcare pathways including nursing assistant and phlebotomy, and more — with many opportunities to earn certifications and college credit while still in high school.
As Career and Technical Education Month comes to a close, we celebrate the students, educators, and community partners who make these pathways possible. This is workforce readiness in action. This is opportunity with purpose.
This is Wakulla — powered by public education.
📸 Photo credit: Florida’s Great Northwest. Thank you for beautifully capturing our students in action!
#WakullaCTE #CTEMonth #PoweredByPublicEducation #WakullaCountySchools
Students can pursue programs in aerospace technology, engineering, automotive and diesel maintenance, welding, HVAC, architecture and construction, digital design, web development, journalism and multimedia, hospitality and tourism, cosmetology, healthcare pathways including nursing assistant and phlebotomy, and more — with many opportunities to earn certifications and college credit while still in high school.
As Career and Technical Education Month comes to a close, we celebrate the students, educators, and community partners who make these pathways possible. This is workforce readiness in action. This is opportunity with purpose.
This is Wakulla — powered by public education.
📸 Photo credit: Florida’s Great Northwest. Thank you for beautifully capturing our students in action!
#WakullaCTE #CTEMonth #PoweredByPublicEducation #WakullaCountySchools
Our Community-Based Instruction (CBI) students recently participated in a Civil Rights Walk in downtown Tallahassee, traveling from the C.K. Steele Bus Station to Cascades Park and stopping at several historical markers along the way.
During the experience, students explored important moments in Civil Rights history while also practicing essential life skills—navigating city streets, following pedestrian safety guidelines, and learning how to move confidently through an urban environment.
Experiences like this combine real-world application with meaningful historical learning, helping students build independence and deeper understanding beyond the classroom.
#WakullaCountySchools #BlackHistoryMonth #RigorResilienceRelevance #CommunityBasedInstruction
Little Learners, Big Lessons
Kindergarten students at Medart Elementary recently learned about Jackie Robinson, the first African American to play Major League Baseball.
Students read I Am Jackie Robinson by Brad Meltzer, a title included on Florida’s B.E.S.T. Standards recommended reading list for Kindergarten. Through the story, students explored themes of courage, perseverance, and determination while strengthening early literacy skills.
Families who would like to revisit the story at home can access the official author read-aloud here:
https://youtu.be/4DbFsdcxryw?si=WDqNlZHZs6hK4cL9
#BlackHistoryMonth #RigorResilienceRelevance
Kindergarten students at Medart Elementary recently learned about Jackie Robinson, the first African American to play Major League Baseball.
Students read I Am Jackie Robinson by Brad Meltzer, a title included on Florida’s B.E.S.T. Standards recommended reading list for Kindergarten. Through the story, students explored themes of courage, perseverance, and determination while strengthening early literacy skills.
Families who would like to revisit the story at home can access the official author read-aloud here:
https://youtu.be/4DbFsdcxryw?si=WDqNlZHZs6hK4cL9
#BlackHistoryMonth #RigorResilienceRelevance
🌟 We’re proud to celebrate our February Honorees! 🌟
Wakulla County Schools is excited to recognize our February Teachers and Employee of the Month:
🍎 Tammy Wade – Medart Elementary School Teacher of the Month
🍎 Karrie Jones – Wakulla Middle School Teacher of the Month
⭐ Walt Jacobs – Riversprings Middle School Employee of the Month
From fostering positive relationships and creating engaging learning environments to leading with calm, fairness, and dedication, these individuals exemplify what it means to serve students with excellence.
Thank you for the professionalism, heart, and leadership you bring to Wakulla County Schools. 💙❤️
#WakullaCountySchools #RigorousResilientRelevant
Wakulla County Schools is excited to recognize our February Teachers and Employee of the Month:
🍎 Tammy Wade – Medart Elementary School Teacher of the Month
🍎 Karrie Jones – Wakulla Middle School Teacher of the Month
⭐ Walt Jacobs – Riversprings Middle School Employee of the Month
From fostering positive relationships and creating engaging learning environments to leading with calm, fairness, and dedication, these individuals exemplify what it means to serve students with excellence.
Thank you for the professionalism, heart, and leadership you bring to Wakulla County Schools. 💙❤️
#WakullaCountySchools #RigorousResilientRelevant
Important Reminder | Wakulla County Schools
For the safety of all students, staff, and visitors, animals are not allowed on school grounds.
We appreciate your cooperation and partnership in helping us maintain a safe environment for all.
For information regarding Service Animals, please review WCSB Policy 3.48>>https://aptg.co/zZbG8T
February is Career and Technical Education Month — and Wakulla High School is soaring!
Here are some facts:
📊 2023–2024 School Year: 647 industry certifications earned
📊 2024–2025 School Year: 764 industry certifications earned
📈 First semester 2024–2025: 241 certifications
🚀 First semester 2025–2026: 322 certifications — and counting
That momentum matters.
The first banner you see represents students who have already earned industry-recognized credentials this school year. And the empty banner beside it? That’s space reserved for the many more certifications still to come this school year! Each certification reflects skill mastery, workforce readiness, and students choosing to rise to the challenge. It reflects teachers who push, guide, and believe. It reflects a school district committed to preparing students not just for graduation — but for what comes next.
War Eagles, we see your diligence.
We see your determination.
And we are still counting.
Keep flying high. ❤️💙
#CTEMonth #PoweredByPublicEducation #RigorResilienceRelevance
Content Created by N. Cherry-Social Media Strategy
Here are some facts:
📊 2023–2024 School Year: 647 industry certifications earned
📊 2024–2025 School Year: 764 industry certifications earned
📈 First semester 2024–2025: 241 certifications
🚀 First semester 2025–2026: 322 certifications — and counting
That momentum matters.
The first banner you see represents students who have already earned industry-recognized credentials this school year. And the empty banner beside it? That’s space reserved for the many more certifications still to come this school year! Each certification reflects skill mastery, workforce readiness, and students choosing to rise to the challenge. It reflects teachers who push, guide, and believe. It reflects a school district committed to preparing students not just for graduation — but for what comes next.
War Eagles, we see your diligence.
We see your determination.
And we are still counting.
Keep flying high. ❤️💙
#CTEMonth #PoweredByPublicEducation #RigorResilienceRelevance
Content Created by N. Cherry-Social Media Strategy
All schools and district offices will be closed on Monday, February 16, 2026, in observation of Presidents' Day.
Crawfordville Elementary Families:
Important information regarding proposed school rezoning for the 2026–2027 school year is now available.
Families are encouraged to review the one-page overview, which includes:
Proposed address changes
Out-of-Zone request information
Application deadlines
Frequently asked questions
🔗 View the information here: https://aptg.co/73FCbK
February is Career and Technical Education Month.
Career and Technical Education empowers Wakulla County students by combining academic learning with practical, real-world skills. Throughout the month, we will showcase how these programs strengthen the connection between education, careers, and our community.
From early exposure at the middle school level to advanced, hands-on programs at Wakulla High School, CTE helps students connect classroom learning to meaningful career pathways.
Join us as we share how Career and Technical Education is opening doors and creating opportunities for Wakulla students.
#WakullaCountySchools #RigourousResilientRelevant #CTEMonth
Career and Technical Education empowers Wakulla County students by combining academic learning with practical, real-world skills. Throughout the month, we will showcase how these programs strengthen the connection between education, careers, and our community.
From early exposure at the middle school level to advanced, hands-on programs at Wakulla High School, CTE helps students connect classroom learning to meaningful career pathways.
Join us as we share how Career and Technical Education is opening doors and creating opportunities for Wakulla students.
#WakullaCountySchools #RigourousResilientRelevant #CTEMonth
February is Black History Month.
Throughout the month, Wakulla County Schools will highlight how our classrooms are engaging students in Black History Month instruction through lessons, field experiences, and school-based programs aligned with Florida’s academic standards.
From our youngest learners exploring history beyond the classroom to our high school students participating in deeper discussions and presentations, we’re proud to share how Wakulla schools are teaching history with purpose and intent.
Follow along all month as we showcase learning in action and bring history to life across our schools.
#WakullaCountySchools #RigorousReslientRelevant #BlackHistoryMonth
Throughout the month, Wakulla County Schools will highlight how our classrooms are engaging students in Black History Month instruction through lessons, field experiences, and school-based programs aligned with Florida’s academic standards.
From our youngest learners exploring history beyond the classroom to our high school students participating in deeper discussions and presentations, we’re proud to share how Wakulla schools are teaching history with purpose and intent.
Follow along all month as we showcase learning in action and bring history to life across our schools.
#WakullaCountySchools #RigorousReslientRelevant #BlackHistoryMonth
Our Virtual Backpack is filling up with informational flyers from community groups and organizations. Check out what’s being shared and see what’s new!
Visit 👉https://www.wakullaschooldistrict.org/documents/family-resources/virtual-backpack/846722
⚠️ Please Note: Posting of flyers does not imply endorsement or recommendation by the Wakulla County School District.
#WakullaCountySchools #VirtualBackpack #RigorRelevanceResilience
Saving for college just got easier! Florida Prepaid’s annual Open Enrollment is now live, and new tools make planning simple and affordable.
Here’s what’s new:
A redesigned website to help you build a personalized plan in minutes
Flexible Prepaid Plan options — pay for one year at a time or choose what fits your budget
Low monthly payments starting at just $29
The sooner you start, the more you save. Lock in today’s college costs and take the first step toward your child’s future with a Florida Prepaid 529 Plan.
Enroll now at # https://bit.ly/46cJd4A
