St. Marks news
Nothing new from St. Marks in the news feeds lately.
From Town Hall and the schools
3 notices in the past month, read every morning from St. Marks’s own websites. Each one opens on the site that posted it.
- Wakulla County Schools Again Named an Academically High-Performing School District
CRAWFORDVILLE, FL – Wakulla County Schools has once again been designated an Academically High-Performing School District, continuing its place among Florida school districts reco...
Oct 16 - White Cane Safety Day Celebrates Independence, Awareness and Community
Yesterday, on October 15, students with visual impairments recently celebrated White Cane Safety Day with a fun and meaningful day filled with learning, awareness, independence...
Oct 16 - Wakulla County Schools Educators Use Planning Day for Professional Learning and Preparation.
While students enjoyed a day away from the classroom, Wakulla County Schools educators and staff were hard at work yesterday. Teacher Planning Day gave teachers time to prepare f...
Oct 13
5 more from wakullaschooldistrict.org
- Successful Rezoning Improves Services and Returns Choice to FamiliesAug 21
- This is Wakulla County SchoolsJul 27
- Wakulla County Leaders Attend Autism 101 TrainingJul 14
- Wakulla County Schools to Continue Free Breakfast and Lunch for All Students in 2026–2027Jul 13
- Wakulla County Opens 1976 Time Capsule, WHS Class of 2026 Helps Preserve History for 2076Jul 6
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