from Superintendent of Schools Rick Myhre
Greetings Wakulla County,
All communities provide public education, but few support and cherish their schools the way Wakulla County does. Perhaps that is because, for so many of us, these schools helped shape who we are, and we have purposefully chosen to raise our children here as well.
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Public schools
CRAWFORDVILLE
ELEMENTARY
School day: 8:55 a.m. to 3:20 p.m.
Alena Crawford, Principal
alena.crawford@wcsb.us
Lindsey Sparkman, Asst principal
lindsay.sparkman@wcsb.us
379 Arran Road,
Crawfordville FL 32327
Phone: (850 926-3641
Administration Changes:
From FWC News
Characterized by their long, flattened, toothed rostrum, often referred to as “the saw,” the smalltooth sawfish is the only species of sawfish found in Florida.
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Demolition of some of the old buildings at Wakulla High School got underway last week to make way for new buildings.
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By QUINCEE
MESSERSMITH
Special to The Sun
In 2018 I committed that she would be “accessible” and “involved,” and that I would use my experiences in life, education and work, combined with “listening” and “common sense,” to the issues that come before the Commission.
The Wakulla Sun offers candidates the opportunity to announce their candidacy, and tell voters the issues that are important to them.Read More …
Wakulla Moose Lodge President Kay Cannon and Liz Blias presented a $1,500 check to Amber Allen, assistant principal at Medart Elementary, to assist teachers with purchasing school supplies for students. People don’t realize how much money comes out of a teacher’s pocket to purchase things for their students and this will help.
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Special to The Sun
On Oct. 7, 2025, the Wakulla County Commissioners entered into a Federal Agreement with the Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services.
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Wakulla Schools
Wakulla County Schools is proud to announce a historic achievement following the release of school grades by the Florida Department of Education. For the first time in district history, every traditional school in Wakulla County Schools earned an “A” rating.
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By LEE MARSH
Special to The Sun
Greetings, residents of Wakulla County. I am Judge Lee Marsh, and I am running for re-election as one of your circuit judges for the Second Judicial Circuit.
As a retired United States Navy Officer, I have dedicated my life to public service and to my community. I was born and raised just up the road in Tallahassee and graduated as Leon High School’s valedictorian. It was there that I met my wife of over 30 years, Karin.
After graduating with distinction from the United States Naval Academy in Annapolis, Karin and I married and started our Navy adventure where I served on submarines. The Navy then sent me to law school where I got my law degree and became a career Navy judge advocate.