Reminder! There is a mandatory prom meeting in Ms. Shiver's room on February 25th, right after school. If you cannot be in attendance, please come by or message Ms. Shiver. Prom is fast approaching & final decisions must be made.
We’re inviting students to showcase their voices and creativity at this year’s Black History Program.
Interested? See Ms. C to sign up.
Let's Go War Eagles! Here is your 2026 Varsity softball schedule!
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On February 24th from 5–8 PM, grab a meal and support Wakulla High’s NJROTC!
Every meal purchased helps fund trips, activities, camps, and competitions.
Good food for a great cause—see you there! 🍟✨
#NJROTC #WarEagles #Zaxby's #Zaxby'sShareNight #WakullaProud #GoWarEagles
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Join us for an informational meeting as we celebrate our 50th anniversary year!
Sunday, March 8, 2026 at 3:00PM in the Wakulla High School Auditorium.
Call 850-510-4897 or email misswakullacounty@gmail.com for more information!
NHS will host the 2nd Annual Spring Carnival on Friday, March 13, during 3-7th periods. Attendance is free. Play unlimited games and win prizes for $5. Arm bands will go on sale on Tuesday, 2/24. Food and drinks will be available for purchase. See Ms. Maddi or Mrs. Robinson for details.
🎓 TSC Foundations Scholarship Application Deadline- MONDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 2026 !
Attention Seniors! The Tallahassee State College Foundations Scholarship Application window closes for the 2026–2027 school year on Monday, February 23, 2026!
With just one application, you’ll automatically be matched with a variety of available scholarships—no separate applications required!
Visit https://www.tsc.fl.edu/admissions/financial-aid/scholarships/ to see the steps required to create your TSC scholarship account.
Don’t leave money on the table—this is one of the easiest ways to apply for multiple scholarships at once.
Attention Juniors & Seniors, It's that time of year again! The 2026 Prom will be held on Friday, March 27th from 7-11pm at Wakulla Springs Lodge. Prom tickets will be sold from March 9th - 25th in the hallway by the science hall during 1st & 2nd lunches ONLY! Tickets are $30 each. If you are bringing an underclassman you must buy their ticket for them.
If you are planning on bringing a date to prom that is out of district, please go by Ms. Shiver's room to pick up a Date Approval Form. You can find the forms on the wall OUTSIDE her classroom. DO NOT interrupt her class! All forms must be turned in to the front office, not to Ms. Shiver. The forms must be turned in by Friday, March 13th!
Wakulla High Is Celebrating CTE Month with another special spotlight on our Wakulla High School Building Trades & Construction Program! 🔨🏗️
With the guidance of instructor Mr. Hicks, WHS students are working hard to build a fully functional playhouse. When completed, it will feature not only running water, but also electricity.
This project is more than just building structure; it’s an opportunity for students to apply their skills, collaborate as a team, and take pride in creating something meaningful from the ground up.
We are incredibly proud of the dedication and talent these future trade professionals bring to the workshop every day. Keep On Bonding Building Bros!🦅✨
#WakullaHighSchool #WakullaCTE #CTEMonth #CareerReady
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See Mrs. Sanchez with questions!
Each door reflected thoughtful engagement with the history, culture, and achievements recognized during Black History Month. We also extend our appreciation to the judges who took the time to review each entry.
Congratulations to our winners:
🥇 First Place: Mrs. Smith
🥈 Second Place: Mrs. Williams
🥉 Third Place: Ms. Austin
Thank you for helping make this celebration impactful for our school community.
#WakullaCountySchools #RigorousReslientRelevant #BlackHistoryMonth
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
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This is the only date they are on our campus for Cap & Gown Pictures.
Students will go during English. Students who do not have English can go when it best fits their schedule.
The pictures are optional, not used in the yearbook. No sitting fee, and the proofs will be emailed.
BPI Photography sent the information on clothing suggestions for pictures.
BPI will provide the Caps & Gowns as well as the tassel for the pictures.
If a senior cannot make it, they can go online and schedule to have them take in the BPI studio. Link below:
https://booknow.appointment-plus.com/1qgkmdem/
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After researching their selected individual, students created multimedia presentations and delivered speeches to their classmates—strengthening research, organization, and public speaking skills aligned with Florida standards.
Projects like this reflect the power of student voice and the importance of developing confident, informed communicators.
#WakullaCountySchools #RigorousReslientRelevant #BlackHistoryMonth
