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Construction is moving forward at Wakulla High! 🏗️

Our latest update covers progress on the new gym and upcoming parking lot information.

Read more: https://whs.wakullaschooldistrict.org/o/whs/page/whs-construction-updates

#wakullahighschool
25 days ago, Wakulla County Schools
Crews are installing rammed aggregate piers—columns of compacted stone that strengthen the soil before the concrete foundation is poured.

LADY WAR EAGLE VOLLEYBALL IS LIVE THIS THURSDAY! 🏐

The Lady War Eagles are hitting the road, and War Eagle Sports Broadcasting is going with them! Our student crew will be LIVE from Leon High school bringing you all the varsity action.

WAKULLA LADY WAR EAGLES VARSITY VOLLEYBALL
Thursday, September 17 | 6:30 PM | @ Leon

Can’t make the trip? We’ve got you covered!

📺 Watch LIVE on YouTube at @WakullaCountySchools — and don’t forget to subscribe!

Student-produced. On the road. LIVE. GO WAR EAGLES! 🦅🏐

25 days ago, Kelsey Stallings
LADY WAR EAGLE VOLLEYBALL IS LIVE TONIGHT! 🏐  The Lady War Eagles are hitting the road, and War Eagle Sports Broadcasting is going with them! Our student crew will be LIVE from Leon High school tonight bringing you all the varsity action.  WAKULLA LADY WAR EAGLES VARSITY VOLLEYBALL Tonight | 6:30 PM | at Leon  Can’t make the trip? We’ve got you covered!  📺 Watch LIVE on YouTube at @WakullaCountySchools — and don’t forget to subscribe!  Student-produced. On the road. LIVE. GO WAR EAGLES! 🦅🏐

For Arts In Education Week, Wakulla is celebrating the artists around our campus. Journalism students asked our War Eagles why their art and guitar class is important to them. Today we recognize our Art and Guitar students.

Make sure to swipe all the way to the end to see a feature of some of our students' artwork!

#WakullaHighSchool #ArtsinEducation

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25 days ago, Reagan Wester
A bright artistic background with white crumpled paper describing this weeks art feature for national arts in education week.
The image is a high school student holding a sign that says "guitar is important to me because...it helps build a sense of community...often out of frustration."
The image pictures a student with a sign that says,"guitar is important to me because... it influenced who I want to be in the future"
The image pictures a student with a sign that says,"Guitar is important to me because... it helps pass the time"
The image pictures a student with a sign that says,"Guitar is important to me because... of the people"
The image pictures a student with a sign that says,"Art is important to me because... freedom to express yourself!"
The image pictures a student with a sign that says,"Art is important to me because... it's a fun and safe way to be creative"
The image pictures a student with a sign that says,"Art is important to me because...it's my form of self-expression"
The image pictures a student with a sign that says,"Art is important to me because...I can make something beautiful with my hands "
an image of a college of multiple different types of artwork students have been working on!

War Eagle Families,

Wakulla High School letterman jackets are back for the 2026–2027 school year! With the recent district technology disruptions, we wanted to make sure families have the ordering information.

Students may qualify after two years of varsity participation and contribution in a WHS athletic program or extracurricular activity. This recognition is intended primarily for seniors, though juniors who meet the requirement may also qualify.

Jackets can be ordered at www.floridaletterjackets.com or through the QR code on the flyer. WHS must verify each student’s eligibility before the order is processed.

We’re excited to bring back this War Eagle tradition and recognize our students’ dedication and commitment!

25 days ago, Wakulla County Schools
Wakulla High School letterman jackets are back for the 2026–2027 school year! With the recent district technology disruptions, we wanted to make sure families have the ordering information.  Students may qualify after two years of varsity participation and contribution in a WHS athletic program or extracurricular activity. This recognition is intended primarily for seniors, though juniors who meet the requirement may also qualify.  Jackets can be ordered at www.floridaletterjackets.com or through the QR code on the flyer. WHS must verify each student’s eligibility before the order is processed.

Internet service has been restored across Wakulla County Schools. Our IT Department continues troubleshooting remaining issues, and some users may experience intermittent internet disruptions while that work is ongoing.

Regular district and school phone lines are still not operational. Families should continue using the temporary phone numbers previously provided or contact their school-based administrator or identified point of contact by email.

Families needing Transportation assistance may call 850-926-5750 or email scott.payne@wcsb.us.

We would like families to know that the disruption was caused by a failure of the district’s main network switch. As our IT team worked to restore service, additional configuration issues delayed the return to full and stable connectivity. District data and systems remained secure throughout the outage.

We appreciate your patience and flexibility as our IT team continues working toward full and reliable restoration of all services. We will share updates as additional progress is made.

25 days ago, Wakulla County Schools
Today is the last day to register your student for the Color Guard & Drill Team clinic!
The clinic is on September 25th, and students will perform pre-game at the varsity football game against Suwannee that night!
Purchase your ticket on GoFan by September 16th in order to secure your t-shirt and poms!
If your child participated last year, all students will be receiving a different shirt and set of poms! Our elementary dance will be featuring "Golden" by Huntrix and “9 to 5” by the one and only Dolly Parton! Our middle school dance will be a mashup featuring "Applause" by Lady Gaga.
Drop off starts at 3:30pm at the high school and students will learn the routine from 4:00pm-6:00pm.
If you have any questions, email Mrs. S at brooke.schneider@wcsb.us
Must be a student in the Wakulla County School District in order to participate.
We hope to see you there!!
25 days ago, Brooke Schneider
Color guard students advertising their upcoming elementary and middle school clinic
🦅 Meet your 2026–27 WHS Leadership Team! Ready to bring the energy, build the spirit, and make this year one to remember. ❤️🤍💙 Let’s get to work, War Eagles!
25 days ago, Wakulla High Student Council
Student Council Officers
President
Vice President
PR
Secretary
FRIDAY NIGHT AT THE NEST! 🦅 The War Eagles are FINALLY back home this Friday as we take on Rickards! ❤️ YOUTH NIGHT — WCYFCA players get in FREE with their uniforms and will run through the tunnel with the War Eagles! 🌑 MIDNIGHT MADNESS — BLACKOUT! 🖤 Wear BLACK and help us black out The Nest! 🆚 Rickards 📅 Friday, September 18 ⏰ 7:00 PM 📍 J.D. Jones Stadium 🎟️ GoFan 🔊 94.1 The Wave 📺YouTube #WarEagle #LetsDoIt
25 days ago, WHS Football
Wakulla Vs Rickards
Youth Night

🏈🖤MIDNIGHT MADNESS IS HERE! Pack the stands and bring the energy under the Friday night lights!

Come dressed in ALL BLACK and get HYPE for our War Eagles!

September 18th | 7:00PM | JD Jones Stadium🏈🖤

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26 days ago, Kaitlyn Bickford
MIDNIGHT MADNESS IS HERE! Pack the stands and bring the energy under the Friday night lights! Come dressed in ALL BLACK and get Hype for our War Eagles!

Dear Families,
Wakulla County Schools continues to experience a districtwide phone and internet service outage.

At this time, schools will remain open and operate on their regular schedules tomorrow. Instruction will continue, although some internet-based systems and online resources may be unavailable or limited.

Families should continue using the temporary school contact information previously provided. School-based administrators and identified points of contact may also be reached by email.

Transportation will continue operating on its regular schedule. Families may contact Transportation at 850-926-5750 or email Transporation Director Matt Payne at scott.payne@wcsb.us.

Thank you for your patience, flexibility and understanding.

26 days ago, Wakulla County Schools
Wakulla County Schools Continued Districtwide Phone and Internet Outage
TRANSPORTATION TEMPORARY CONTACT UPDATE

Families may contact Wakulla County Schools Transportation at 850-926-5750 or scott.payne@wcsb.us while district phone and internet service remains disrupted.

We will continue to share updates as normal service is restored.
26 days ago, Wakulla County Schools
TRANSPORTATION CONTACT UPDATE  Families may contact Wakulla County Schools Transportation at 850-926-5750 or scott.payne@wcsb.us while district phone and internet service remains disrupted.  We will continue to share updates as normal service is restored.

Wakulla High School

WCS continues to experience a districtwide phone/internet outage. Wakulla High School can be reached temporarily at 850-926-8571. Families may also email their school-based administrator. We will share an update when normal service is restored.

26 days ago, Wakulla County Schools
Wakulla High School  WCS continues to experience a districtwide phone/internet outage. Wakulla High School can be reached temporarily at 850-926-8571. Families may also email their school-based administrator or the identified point of contact. We will share an update when normal service is restored.
IMPORTANT NOTICE | DISTRICTWIDE PHONE & INTERNET OUTAGE

Wakulla County Schools is currently experiencing a districtwide internet and phone service outage. As a result, our schools and district offices are unable to receive or make phone calls at this time, and internet-based services may also be unavailable.

We are aware of the issue and are working to restore service as quickly as possible.

We will share additional information and notify families once phone and internet services have been restored.

Thank you for your patience and understanding.

Rigorous • Resilient • Relevant
27 days ago, Wakulla County Schools
IMPORTANT NOTICE | DISTRICTWIDE PHONE & INTERNET OUTAGE  Wakulla County Schools is currently experiencing a districtwide internet and phone service outage. As a result, our schools and district offices are unable to receive or make phone calls at this time, and internet-based services may also be unavailable.  We are aware of the issue and are working to restore service as quickly as possible.  If you have an immediate emergency, please call 911.  We will share additional information and notify families once phone and internet services have been restored.  Thank you for your patience and understanding.  Rigorous • Resilient • Relevant
A huge THANK YOU to our 2026 Gold Sponsors! 🏈💛 Your generosity and continued support of Wakulla Football help provide our student-athletes with opportunities, resources, and experiences that go far beyond Friday nights. We are incredibly grateful to have businesses and community members who believe in our players and invest in the future of our program. We couldn’t do what we do without you. Thank you for being part of the War Eagle family! ❤️🤍💙
27 days ago, WHS Football
gold sponsors

War Eagles,

Please take a few minutes to review this week’s Wakulla High Newsletter for student reminders, upcoming testing, athletics and events.

This week, WHS is also celebrating National Arts in Education Week and the beginning of National Hispanic Heritage Month. Students will find reminders about staying focused in class, upcoming retakes and performances of The Clumsy Custard.

Dates and times are subject to change. View the complete WHS Events Calendar at:
https://whs.wakullaschooldistrict.org/o/whs/events

Go War Eagles!

27 days ago, Wakulla County Schools
Wakulla High School Newsletter for September 14–18, 2026. This week’s message celebrates National Arts in Education Week and the beginning of National Hispanic Heritage Month. Student News highlights the importance of arts education, recognizes Hispanic and Latino history and culture, reminds students to put phones away and focus during class, and promotes WHS Theatre’s production of The Clumsy Custard, with performances September 17–19 at 6:30 p.m. and a Sunday matinee September 20 at 2:30 p.m. Upcoming events include French Club, Herff Jones orders for juniors and seniors, FAST and EOC retakes, volleyball at Leon, JV football against Taylor, assessment makeups, a varsity volleyball tournament, varsity football against Rickards and performances of The Clumsy Custard. Counselor contact information and a reminder to check the WHS Events Calendar for schedule changes are also included.

THE NEW DEFINITION OF COLLEGE AND CAREER READY

A new report from the Florida College Access Network highlights Wakulla as a leading example of career dual enrollment in Florida. According to Florida Department of Education data cited by FCAN, 36.1% of Wakulla County’s 2024–25 graduates earned accelerated credit through career dual enrollment—the highest participation rate among Florida’s county-based school districts.

FCAN also notes Wakulla’s more than 30 years of intentional investment, early exposure to career pathways, flexible options and individualized student support.

Partnerships with Lively Technical College and Tallahassee State College help expand these opportunities, allowing students to earn college credit and pursue industry credentials at no cost while preparing for college and a career at the same time.

Read the FCAN article:
https://floridacollegeaccess.org/research-and-policy/career-dual-enrollment-commonalities/

Explore the FLDOE data:
https://edudata.fldoe.org/AdvancedReports_Tableau.html?CCA=true

Florida’s Future: Powered by Public Schools.

#WakullaHighSchool #RigorousResilientRelevant #FloridasFuture #FADSS

about 1 month ago, Wakulla County Schools
Graphic titled “The New Definition of College + Career Ready” featuring a Wakulla High School classroom, where a teacher points to an anatomy diagram as students work. Text states that 36.1% of Wakulla County’s 2024–2025 graduates earned career dual enrollment accelerated credit—the highest percentage among Florida’s county-based school districts. Wakulla County Schools, Wakulla High School, Florida’s Future and FADSS logos are included.

Come out tonight, Friday, September 11, and support our Lady War Eagle Volleyball teams as they take on Bay!

JV plays @ 5:00PM | Varsity plays @ 6:00PM

@Wakulla High School Gymnasium

Go Lady War Eagles!

about 1 month ago, Wakulla County Schools
Come out tonight and support our Lady War Eagle Volleyball teams  as they take on Aucilla Christian.  JV plays @ 5:00PM | Varsity plays @ 6:00PM @Wakulla High School Gymnasium

WAR EAGLE FOOTBALL LIVE TONIGHT IN PACE!

Can’t make it to Pace tonight? Our Wakulla High School Sports Broadcasting students are bringing the game to YOU — LIVE on YouTube!

WAKULLA WAR EAGLES vs. PACE PATRIOTS
Friday, September 11 | 7:00 PM | Pace High School

HOW TO WATCH:
1. Open YouTube on your phone, computer or smart TV.
2. Search @WakullaCountySchools.
3. Subscribe to the Wakulla County Schools channel.
4. Look for the LIVE War Eagle football broadcast and tune in!

Watch from anywhere. Cheer from everywhere. Student-produced and LIVE.

GO WAR EAGLES!

about 1 month ago, Kelsey Stallings
WAR EAGLE FOOTBALL LIVE TONIGHT IN PACE!  Can’t make it to Pace tonight? Our Wakulla High School Sports Broadcasting students are bringing the game to YOU — LIVE on YouTube!  WAKULLA WAR EAGLES vs. PACE PATRIOTS Friday, September 11 | 7:00 PM | Pace High School  HOW TO WATCH: 1. Open YouTube on your phone, computer or smart TV. 2. Search @WakullaCountySchools. 3. Subscribe to the Wakulla County Schools channel. 4. Look for the LIVE War Eagle football broadcast and tune in!  Watch from anywhere. Cheer from everywhere. Student-produced and LIVE.  GO WAR EAGLES!
about 1 month ago, WHS Football
game day
Wakulla High School Theatre invites audiences to step into the wonderfully wacky Kingdoms of Zob Proper and Zob Improper this September for its production of The Clumsy Custard, a fast-paced comedy filled with heroes, villains, princesses, monsters and plenty of unexpected laughs.

Written by William Gleason, The Clumsy Custard is a full length playful medieval adventure. When danger threatens the kingdom and its princess, an unforgettable cast of characters is swept into an adventure where things rarely go according to plan.

Audiences can expect bold characters, over-the-top comedy and plenty of theatrical surprises as the students of Wakulla High School Theatre bring the strange and hilarious world of Zob to life. With a story that celebrates courage and friendship the production offers entertainment for the whole family. Performances of The Clumsy Custard will be held September 17–19 at 6:30 p.m., with a Sunday matinee September 20 at 2:30 p.m.

Tickets are $10 for adults and $5 for students.

Come cheer for the heroes, boo the villains and discover what happens when a princess, a kingdom and a very unusual collection of characters collide in one delightfully ridiculous adventure.

Wakulla High School Theatre looks forward to welcoming the community for their first production of the year where Imagination Comes to Life!
about 1 month ago, Wakulla County Schools
Wakulla High School Theatre invites audiences to step into the wonderfully wacky Kingdoms of Zob Proper and Zob Improper this September for its production of The Clumsy Custard, a fast-paced comedy filled with heroes, villains, princesses, monsters and plenty of unexpected laughs.  Written by William Gleason, The Clumsy Custard is a full length playful medieval adventure. When danger threatens the kingdom and its princess, an unforgettable cast of characters is swept into an adventure where things rarely go according to plan.  Audiences can expect  bold characters, over-the-top comedy and plenty of theatrical surprises as the students of Wakulla High School Theatre bring the strange and hilarious world of Zob to life. With a story that celebrates courage and friendship the production offers entertainment for the whole family. Performances of The Clumsy Custard will be held September 17–19 at 6:30 p.m., with a Sunday matinee September 20 at 2:30 p.m.  Tickets are $10 for adults and $5 for students.  Come cheer for the heroes, boo the villains and discover what happens when a princess, a kingdom and a very unusual collection of characters collide in one delightfully ridiculous adventure.  Wakulla High School Theatre looks forward to welcoming the community for their first production of the year where Imagination Comes to Life!
Wakulla High School Theatre invites audiences to step into the wonderfully wacky Kingdoms of Zob Proper and Zob Improper this September for its production of The Clumsy Custard, a fast-paced comedy filled with heroes, villains, princesses, monsters and plenty of unexpected laughs.  Written by William Gleason, The Clumsy Custard is a full length playful medieval adventure. When danger threatens the kingdom and its princess, an unforgettable cast of characters is swept into an adventure where things rarely go according to plan.  Audiences can expect  bold characters, over-the-top comedy and plenty of theatrical surprises as the students of Wakulla High School Theatre bring the strange and hilarious world of Zob to life. With a story that celebrates courage and friendship the production offers entertainment for the whole family. Performances of The Clumsy Custard will be held September 17–19 at 6:30 p.m., with a Sunday matinee September 20 at 2:30 p.m.  Tickets are $10 for adults and $5 for students.  Come cheer for the heroes, boo the villains and discover what happens when a princess, a kingdom and a very unusual collection of characters collide in one delightfully ridiculous adventure.  Wakulla High School Theatre looks forward to welcoming the community for their first production of the year where Imagination Comes to Life!
Wakulla High School Theatre invites audiences to step into the wonderfully wacky Kingdoms of Zob Proper and Zob Improper this September for its production of The Clumsy Custard, a fast-paced comedy filled with heroes, villains, princesses, monsters and plenty of unexpected laughs.  Written by William Gleason, The Clumsy Custard is a full length playful medieval adventure. When danger threatens the kingdom and its princess, an unforgettable cast of characters is swept into an adventure where things rarely go according to plan.  Audiences can expect  bold characters, over-the-top comedy and plenty of theatrical surprises as the students of Wakulla High School Theatre bring the strange and hilarious world of Zob to life. With a story that celebrates courage and friendship the production offers entertainment for the whole family. Performances of The Clumsy Custard will be held September 17–19 at 6:30 p.m., with a Sunday matinee September 20 at 2:30 p.m.  Tickets are $10 for adults and $5 for students.  Come cheer for the heroes, boo the villains and discover what happens when a princess, a kingdom and a very unusual collection of characters collide in one delightfully ridiculous adventure.  Wakulla High School Theatre looks forward to welcoming the community for their first production of the year where Imagination Comes to Life!
Wakulla High School Theatre invites audiences to step into the wonderfully wacky Kingdoms of Zob Proper and Zob Improper this September for its production of The Clumsy Custard, a fast-paced comedy filled with heroes, villains, princesses, monsters and plenty of unexpected laughs.  Written by William Gleason, The Clumsy Custard is a full length playful medieval adventure. When danger threatens the kingdom and its princess, an unforgettable cast of characters is swept into an adventure where things rarely go according to plan.  Audiences can expect  bold characters, over-the-top comedy and plenty of theatrical surprises as the students of Wakulla High School Theatre bring the strange and hilarious world of Zob to life. With a story that celebrates courage and friendship the production offers entertainment for the whole family. Performances of The Clumsy Custard will be held September 17–19 at 6:30 p.m., with a Sunday matinee September 20 at 2:30 p.m.  Tickets are $10 for adults and $5 for students.  Come cheer for the heroes, boo the villains and discover what happens when a princess, a kingdom and a very unusual collection of characters collide in one delightfully ridiculous adventure.  Wakulla High School Theatre looks forward to welcoming the community for their first production of the year where Imagination Comes to Life!
Wakulla High School Theatre invites audiences to step into the wonderfully wacky Kingdoms of Zob Proper and Zob Improper this September for its production of The Clumsy Custard, a fast-paced comedy filled with heroes, villains, princesses, monsters and plenty of unexpected laughs.  Written by William Gleason, The Clumsy Custard is a full length playful medieval adventure. When danger threatens the kingdom and its princess, an unforgettable cast of characters is swept into an adventure where things rarely go according to plan.  Audiences can expect  bold characters, over-the-top comedy and plenty of theatrical surprises as the students of Wakulla High School Theatre bring the strange and hilarious world of Zob to life. With a story that celebrates courage and friendship the production offers entertainment for the whole family. Performances of The Clumsy Custard will be held September 17–19 at 6:30 p.m., with a Sunday matinee September 20 at 2:30 p.m.  Tickets are $10 for adults and $5 for students.  Come cheer for the heroes, boo the villains and discover what happens when a princess, a kingdom and a very unusual collection of characters collide in one delightfully ridiculous adventure.  Wakulla High School Theatre looks forward to welcoming the community for their first production of the year where Imagination Comes to Life!