Demolition and Parking Progress

Visible progress continues at Wakulla High School as Phase 1 demolition moves forward.

Buildings 5, 6, and 9 have been demolished as part of the first phase of construction for the new Wakulla High School. Hauling off of demolition materials will continue into next week as crews complete site cleanup and preparation for future construction.

Parking and safety improvements are also underway ahead of the start of school. The temporary gravel parking lot and the lot between the baseball field and tennis courts are expected to be ready by the first day of school. New crosswalks and lighted stop signs will be added at both areas to support student safety.

Additional information about Open House, student parking, traffic flow, and arrival procedures will be shared next week ahead of our Open House dates. Families are encouraged to watch for those updates and review the information before coming to campus. Updates will be shared via parent/guardian email, website, Wakulla High School section on the Wakulla County School app, and all social media platforms.

As we prepare for the new school year, we ask students, families, faculty, staff, and the Wakulla community for patience and flexibility during construction. Construction brings change, and change requires adjustment, but each step brings us closer to a new Wakulla High School that will serve generations of War Eagles.

Abatement for Buildings Complete

During the July 9 OAC meeting, project leaders shared that Phase 1 remains on track. Required pre-demolition abatement work has been completed for Buildings 5, 6, and 9, and demolition of those buildings is scheduled to begin next week.

Safety and security fencing remains securely in place around active construction and demolition areas. Wakulla County Schools continues to work closely with Allstate Construction to ensure the project moves forward safely, efficiently, and with continued attention to the needs of students, staff, and families.

We look forward to sharing more updates as the future home of the War Eagles continues to take shape.

Phase 1 Progress Remains on Track

The Wakulla High School new construction project continues to move forward, and Phase 1 remains on track.

District staff recently participated in the first Owner-Architect-Contractor meeting with our project manager from Allstate Construction to review early project progress, upcoming activities, safety protocols, site logistics, and the overall construction schedule.

While much of the initial meeting focused on internal planning and construction coordination, we are excited to share that key Phase 1 items remain on schedule, weather permitting. This includes continued progress on the staff parking lot, temporary student parking, and preparations for the traffic pattern that will be in place as the school year begins.

Safety and security fencing has already been installed around demolition and construction areas. These secured areas will remain in place as work continues and as students and staff return for the upcoming school year. Safety remains a top priority throughout every phase of this project.

Families and students will also receive a detailed traffic pattern drawing before school begins. During this first phase, returning War Eagles will find that the traffic pattern for drop-off and pick-up will remain the same.

We know this project is a meaningful investment in the future of Wakulla High School, our students, and our community. Thank you for your continued patience, support, and excitement as we move through each phase of construction.

Groundbreaking Marks the First Step Toward the Future of Wakulla High School

Wakulla County Schools celebrated an exciting milestone with the official groundbreaking for the new Wakulla High School. District leaders, school representatives, community partners, and Allstate Construction gathered to mark the beginning of Phase 1 construction.

The groundbreaking represents more than the start of a building project. It marks an important step forward for Wakulla County Schools and reflects the district’s commitment to preparing students for success in a modern, safe, and future-ready learning environment.

As Phase 1 moves forward, demolition is scheduled to begin June 1. We will continue sharing updates, photos, and milestones throughout the process, so be sure to check back often.