📚 A huge THANK YOU to all of our parents and families who joined us for our Title I New Worlds Reading Literacy Night!📚
We had such a wonderful evening filled with learning, reading, fun, and quality time together. Your support and involvement make such a positive difference in your child’s education! 📖💙
We are so grateful for our amazing families and appreciate you taking the time to join us. We can’t wait for more fun learning opportunities together!
@newworldsreading
23 days ago, Crawfordville Cougars
This week, we celebrate the freedoms we enjoy and honor those who have helped protect them. Let's take a moment to reflect on the values of liberty, opportunity, and unity that bring us together.
Wishing everyone a meaningful and inspiring Freedom Week! ❤️🤍💙
23 days ago, Crawfordville Cougars
Our students had a fun-filled day in music learning, creating, and enjoying the joy of making music together! From singing and moving to exploring rhythm and instruments, our students were engaged, excited, and having a great time!
24 days ago, Crawfordville Cougars
1st Grade Parents!
Please join us for an AR Parent Involvement Event! We're excited to invite you to be a part of your child's reading journey and learn more about Accelerated Reading (AR).
We hope to see you there!
29 days ago, Crawfordville Cougars

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.
30 days ago, Wakulla County Schools
about 1 month ago, Crawfordville Cougars
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.
about 1 month ago, Wakulla County Schools
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.
about 1 month ago, Wakulla County Schools
Crawfordville Elementary School
WCS continues to experience a districtwide phone/internet outage. Crawfordville Elementary can be reached temporarily at 850-926-4303. Families may also email their school-based administrator or the identified point of contact, brittany.taylor@wcsb.us. We will share an update when normal service is restored.
about 1 month 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.
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
about 1 month ago, Wakulla County Schools
Please pre-register for our Literacy Night on September 22nd.
about 1 month ago, Felicia Langston
Deputy Gavin and K9 Pax with the Wakulla County Sheriff’s Office (WCSO) visited our second-grade students as part of their study of September 11th and the important role of first responders.
Despite the rainy weather, Deputy Gavin spoke with our students about his job and the important role K9 Pax plays at WCSO. Thankfully, the weather cleared up just enough for our students to enjoy an exciting demonstration by Pax!
We are so thankful to Deputy Gavin, K9 Pax, and WCSO for taking the time to visit our students and share more about the important work they do in our community! 💙🇺🇸
about 1 month ago, Crawfordville Cougars
☀️ Thank you to our amazing Sunshine Team for the fun Friday surprise!
What a wonderful way to brighten our day and end the week! 💛
We appreciate all you do to spread sunshine and smiles throughout our school! 😊
about 1 month ago, Crawfordville Cougars
We can't wait to see you at our first Title 1 Night!!
Join us on September 22nd for a fun and engaging Literacy Night!
about 1 month ago, Crawfordville Cougars
A huge thank you to all of the dads who joined us for our first All Pro Dad meeting! 💙 We are so grateful for your time, support, and commitment to making a difference in the lives of our students. We’re excited for all the great memories and meaningful moments ahead!
about 1 month ago, Crawfordville Cougars
Tuesday, September 15th, is International Dot Day!
about 1 month ago, Crawfordville Cougars
PRIVATE TRANSPORTATION FOR SCHOOL-SPONSORED EVENTS
Wakulla County Schools is reminding families that students may request approval to use private transportation for athletic events, extracurricular activities, field trips and other school-sponsored events.
The required Parental Consent and Release of Liability for Private Transportation form must be completed, submitted to school administration at least 24 hours before the event, and approved by the school principal.
Requests involving a student driving themselves or riding with another adult require notarization.
A written note or sign-out sheet alone does not meet current policy requirements.
View and complete the required form here:
https://aptg.co/YMxLNjabout 1 month ago, Wakulla County Schools
ALL PRO DAD IS BACK AT CRAWFORDVILLE!
We’re excited for another year of All Pro Dad at Crawfordville Elementary! All Pro Dad brings dads and father figures together with their children for intentional time, meaningful conversations and activities centered around a different character-building topic each month.
Join us for our first meeting of the 2026-2027 school year:
SEPTEMBER 10 | 8:00AM
CAFETERIA
This Month’s Topic: Honesty
Students are invited to attend with their dad or father figure. Dads and father figures should register through Crawfordville’s All Pro Dad chapter at:
https://allprodadchapters.com/chapters/15915
When you arrive, please check in with the front office unless otherwise directed by the school.
Can’t make it this month? We’d still love to have you join us! Check out the Save the Dates on the flyer and mark your calendar for our next All Pro Dad gathering.
We’re looking forward to another great year of All Pro Dad at CES!
about 1 month ago, Crawfordville Cougars
LABOR DAY HOLIDAY | SEPTEMBER 7
In observance of Labor Day, all Wakulla County Schools and district offices will be closed Monday, September 7, 2026.
Students, faculty and staff will return on Tuesday, September 8, 2026.
We hope our students, families and employees enjoy a safe and restful Labor Day holiday, and we look forward to welcoming everyone back on Tuesday.
Wakulla County Schools
about 1 month ago, Wakulla County Schools
Science in Action in Mrs. Johnson’s Class!
Mrs. Johnson’s first graders learned about the scientific method through a fun ice cube experiment! Students made predictions, tested their ideas, and carefully recorded their observations.
They discovered that the ice melted faster in their hands than on the table! They also had the opportunity to practice using a science tool they learned about last week—the magnifying glass!
What a fun way to learn, explore, and think like scientists!
about 1 month ago, Crawfordville Cougars