
Join Riversink Elementary on Wednesday, October 21, as we wear orange for Unity Day and show our support for kindness, acceptance, inclusion and bullying prevention.
Together, we can send a visible message that every student deserves to feel safe, supported and included.
Wear orange and help us stand united for kindness across Wakulla County Schools!
Content created by a Wakulla High School Social Media Strategist student.
#WakullaCountySchools #UnityEveryDay #UnityDay #LearningDisabilityMonth


At Riversink Elementary, leadership comes with an abundance of talent! Throughout Principal Appreciation Month, we are proud to celebrate the incredible administrators who lead with passion, dedication, and heart every day.
From inspiring students and supporting staff to building a positive school culture, our Mr. Hernandez and Mrs. Jamison wear many hats and do it all with excellence. Their creativity, commitment, and leadership help make Riversink a place where students and staff can thrive.
Join us in showing some love and appreciation for these talented leaders who make a difference every single day. Thank you for all you do for our school community!
💙💛 #PrincipalAppreciationMonth #RiversinkElementary #LoadedWithTalent #ThankAPrincipal #WakullaProud #LeadingWithHeart



ALL PRO DAD AT RIVERSINK ELEMENTARY
Dads and father figures, join your child for Riversink Elementary’s next All Pro Dad meeting this Thursday, October 15 at 8:00 AM!
This month’s topic is Initiative, with time for meaningful conversation and connection before the school day begins.
Students attending should arrive with their dad or father figure. Please check in with the front office upon arrival unless otherwise directed by the school.
Register through Riversink’s All Pro Dad chapter using the information on the flyer.
We hope to see our Otter Dads Thursday morning!


IT’S NATIONAL SCHOOL LUNCH WEEK!
Learning takes energy, and a healthy school lunch helps give students the fuel they need to focus, learn and grow. Observed since 1962, National School Lunch Week highlights the important role school meals play in supporting student health, learning and success.
Across Wakulla County Schools, we continue to see just how important that access is. During the 2025–2026 school year, participation increased by 17,784 breakfasts and 58,436 lunches — more than 76,000 additional meals served across the district.
This year, meals are available to every WCS student at no cost, helping ensure students can come to the table, get what they need and return to class ready to learn.
This National School Lunch Week, we celebrate the important connection between good nutrition, student well-being and success in the classroom
#WakullaCountySchools #RigorousResilientRelevant #NationalSchoolLunchWeek

Wakulla County Schools will be CLOSED Friday, October 9, 2026.
After continued monitoring of Tropical Storm Isaias and the potential impacts to Wakulla County, Superintendent Rick Myhre has made the decision to close all Wakulla County Schools tomorrow.
The safety of our students, staff and families remains our highest priority.
For additional information regarding this decision, please see the email sent today from Superintendent Myhre.
Monday, October 12, remains a scheduled Teacher Planning Day with no school for students. Students will return to school Tuesday, October 13.
Families and staff should continue to monitor email, text messages, the WCS website, mobile app and district social media platforms for official updates.
Please stay safe, Wakulla.






Wakulla County Schools is actively monitoring Tropical Storm Isaias and the latest forecasts for the Gulf Coast. We will continue to monitor conditions closely and make any decisions regarding school closures or schedule changes as the potential impact to Wakulla County becomes clearer.
At this time, all Wakulla County Schools are scheduled to operate on a regular schedule Friday, October 9, 2026.
Families are encouraged to make sure their contact information is current in the Focus Parent Portal to ensure they receive timely updates.
Should any changes become necessary, official information will be communicated through email, text message, the Wakulla County Schools website, the WCS mobile app and all school and district social media platforms.
We will continue to monitor conditions and share additional information as needed.












October gives us a special opportunity to celebrate the school leaders who set the tone, support their teachers and staff, encourage their students and help make each of our schools a place where kids can learn and grow.
Throughout the month, our schools will be sharing a little more about the principals who lead them each day.
We’re grateful for their leadership, their steady presence and the many ways they serve our students, families and school communities.
#WakullaCountySchools #RigorousResilientRelevant #NationalPrincipalsMonth












🏈 FRIDAY NIGHT LIGHTS START HERE! 🏈
We’re getting ready for a FOOTBALL FRIDAY! 🎉 Our WHS football players will be joining us Friday morning, 9/25, to greet RES students during car and bus drop-off! 🙌🏈
We ask that on Friday we all wear RED, WHITE, and BLUE to show our WHS school spirit!
We encourage our students and families to head out Friday night for the HOME GAME to cheer on our WAR EAGLES! 📣

If you are an approved volunteer, Mrs. Hart is looking for volunteers who can lend a helping hand. This is such a fun week for our students and we appreciate any time you can give! Please sign up at https://www.signupgenius.com/go/10C0E4FAEAD22A4F9C70-book#/





If you wish to confirm your approval status, please reach out to our Volunteer Coordinator, Amanda Heller at amanda.heller@wcsb.us

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.