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Seniors and Families—don’t miss the Lively Technical College College & Career Showcase on April 30, 2026, from 3:30–5:30 PM!
Explore hands-on training programs designed to prepare you for high-demand careers, connect with instructors, and discover pathways that lead directly to real-world opportunities.
Lively Campus
500 Appleyard Dr, Building 6
Tallahassee, FL
Whether you're planning your next step after high school or exploring new career options, this is a great opportunity to see what’s possible.
Learn more: Livelytech.com
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✨Today's Track and Field Spotlight is on David Whitaker! ✨
David is top 5 in triple and long jump, what an achievement! 🏆
Keep up the amazing work David! 🔥
Go War Eagles!!! 💙♥️
Stay tuned for more Track and Field Spotlights coming up!
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🎓 Thank You, Next…
Wakulla High School is proud to celebrate the Class of 2026 as they take their next steps toward college, careers, and service.
The future is bright for our War Eagles!
Check back each day as we continue to highlight our seniors and their next chapters.
🎓 Thank You, Next…
Wakulla High School is proud to celebrate the Class of 2026 as they take their next steps toward college, careers, and service.
The future is bright for our War Eagles!
Check back each day as we continue to highlight our seniors and their next chapters.
Looking for something to do this weekend? Then come get your tickets for the Celebration of the Arts, which is happening on this Saturday at 10 a.m. at Wakulla High School!
Come and be prepared to see the amazing art showcased by our very own students & help boost our community's creativity!
The event is very important and helps support seniors looking forward to going into the arts. If you want to be a part of this beautiful event and help seniors afford scholarships, then come down to the auditorium and help support by encouraging them to follow their dreams of art.
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WHS Student-Athletes & Families:
Important updates regarding new FHSAA requirements have been sent to your email. These changes will impact participation for the upcoming school year.
Please take a few minutes to review all details. If you have questions, you can contact the WHS Athletic Director Mike Smith for support.
Your 2026-2027 Color Guard tryouts are here! They start next week April 20th-24th in the WHS gym from 3-6pm. If you have any questions feel free to ask Ms. Post . All are welcome to tryout!
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🎓 Thank You, Next…
Wakulla High School is proud to celebrate the Class of 2026 as they take their next steps toward college, careers, and service.
The future is bright for our War Eagles!
Check back each day as we continue to highlight our seniors and their next chapters.
Join us on Thursday, April 16th during your lunch behind the cafeteria! We hope to see you there!
WHS Student Council is having a meeting on Wednesday, April 15. The meeting will be held after school in Ms. Shiver's room. Any students interested are welcome to come join in on discussions and give their ideas. We hope to see you there!
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Wakulla High School’s Academic Team competed this past weekend in the Commissioner’s Academic Challenge—Florida’s premier academic tournament held in Orlando—and brought home an incredible 2nd place finish!
This marks the highest placement for Wakulla since finishing as runner-up in the 1980s, making this achievement even more special for our War Eagle family.
Congratulations to team members Matthew Thaxton, Ronin Taylor, Gavin Mullins, and Troy Thaxton for representing Wakulla with excellence.
Shout out to our Academic Team sponsors Bill Taylor and Trey Thaxton and a heartfelt thank you to those whose generous support helped make this opportunity possible—they couldn’t have done it without you.
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🎓 Thank You, Next…
Wakulla High School is proud to celebrate the Class of 2026 as they take their next steps toward college, careers, and service.
The future is bright for our War Eagles!
Check back each day as we continue to highlight our seniors and their next chapters.
Please be in attendance for an informational meeting for current and incoming students at WHS. This meeting will talk about program expectations, fundraising, spring schedule, and summer schedule.
🗓️ April 23rd
⏰ 5:30 PM
đź“ŤWHS Auditorium
Wakulla High School’s Building Trades & Construction students are continuing to bring their playhouse project to life through our Architecture & Construction CTE program.
Since our last update, electricity has been installed, the structure is now being stained and roofed, and water installation is up next.
Under the guidance of Mr. Hicks, these students aren’t just building a structure—they’re gaining real-world experience in construction, problem-solving, and craftsmanship that will carry far beyond the classroom.
This is what it looks like when students take pride in their work and see a project through from the ground up.
We can’t wait to see the finished product. Keep an eye out for what they will be doing with the playhouse! It might just make it's way home to a member of our community! Go War Eagles!
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Wakulla High School is proud to celebrate the Class of 2026 as they take their next steps toward college, careers, and service.
The future is bright for our War Eagles!
Check back each day as we continue to highlight our seniors and their next chapters.
✨ Seniors, there’s still time to share your next step: https://whs.wakullaschooldistrict.org/o/whs/forms/wakulla-high-school-senior-next-step-submission-class-of-2026
Wakulla Community Invited to Celebrate Local Talent at “Celebration of the Arts”
The Wakulla County Arts Coalition is inviting the community to come together for a vibrant showcase of student creativity at its annual Celebration of the Arts, taking place on April 18 at 10 a.m. at Wakulla High School.
This family-friendly event highlights the incredible artistic talent of students across Wakulla County, from elementary through high school. Attendees can expect a lively morning filled with performances and visual displays representing a wide range of programs.
The event will feature performances from school groups including choir, band, guitar, dance and theatre, offering something for every arts enthusiast. In addition to the live entertainment, student artwork will be showcased, giving guests the opportunity to experience the visual arts alongside the performing arts, including a silent auction.
Beyond celebrating creativity, the Celebration of the Arts serves an important purpose. Proceeds from the event go directly toward scholarships for Wakulla High School seniors who plan to pursue careers in the arts, helping to support the next generation of artists, performers, and creators.
Tickets are affordably priced at $5 for adults and $3 for students and can be purchased at the door or in advance at teachtix.com/wakullahs.
Community members are encouraged to attend, support local students, and experience the rich artistic spirit of Wakulla County.
The Wakulla High School Track & Field team had a strong week as they closed out the regular season!
Several athletes traveled to Maclay for their Senior Night to compete. Jacob Kinsey recorded a personal record in Javelin with a throw of 36.56m, alongside Holden Stroud, who also earned a PR with a throw of 35.39m.
Amariyah Donaldson continued her success, placing 2nd in High Jump.
On April 9, the War Eagles competed at the Wewa Gator Crawl Meet and delivered outstanding performances across multiple events. Jacob Kinsey took 1st place in Discus with a PR of 39.06m. CJ Whitehead earned 1st place in Shot Put with a PR of 13.09m, while Brice Rowan followed with a 2nd place finish and a PR of 12.82m. Sian Garrett placed 2nd in Shot Put, and Amariyah Donaldson added another 2nd place finish in High Jump.
The Girls 4x100 relay team—Madison Bridges, Antrice Bradwell, Kiley Turner, and Akayla Joaceus-Graham—set another personal record with a time of 50.61, earning 2nd place.
Next up, the War Eagles will compete at the 2A-2 District Meet at Florida High on April 23, beginning at 2:00 PM.
We invite our community to come out and support these athletes as they compete for a spot at Regionals.
Go War Eagles!
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