Shadeville Elementary School

It’s official: our school administrators have been fully transformed into cartoon elves, courtesy of the talented artists in Ms. Page’s class. The pointy shoes, the tiny hats, the dramatic elf grins… it’s all there, and it’s all priceless. The artwork is complete and on full display. Our admins have never looked more holiday-ready, or more hilariously unrecognizable.

Our students jingled all the genres tonight! ❄️🎶 What amazing performances by 3rd-5th Graders and our Warrior Voices Choir!

Thank you to everyone who joined us for our All Pro Dad Event this morning! 🍩

Check out our Shadeville Spelling Bee Contestants! Congratulations to our 2025 Winner, Lucas, and our Runner Up, Roman!

The Wakulla Girls Softball Association has opened registration for their Spring 2026 season!

Don't forget to RSVP to our All Pro Dad Donuts for Dad Event! Email Mrs. Donna Morgan at donna.morgan@wcsb.us to let her know you will be there!

Check out our fourth grade students this week at their Gingerbread Engineering Lab!

Save the date for our Ugly Sweater Contest at Shadeville!

We have a lot to look forward to this month! Check out our December Shadeville Newsletter!

Mr. Wheeler and Mrs. Rodgers were pied in the face by Mr. Maldonado's 4th Graders! They brought in the most canned food donations during our Thanksgiving Food Drive. Thank you to everyone who participated!

Pie tasting with 3rd grade! Families were invited to come and join their students who tasted 3 different pies, then completed a reading/writing activity and math activity! Thanks to all who came and donated!

Sweet treats + even sweeter 3rd graders! 🥧💛

Last week in Creative Club, the students took on several Thanksgiving-themed challenges. First, they built a house or a fence out of Jenga pieces to help “Mr. Turkey,” who hoped he wouldn’t get eaten this year. They also created a turkey or a turkey leg out of LEGOs and were encouraged to challenge themselves by using a timer. Next, they engineered catapults using craft sticks and plastic spoons, then launched soft pom-pom balls across the room. Finally, the students worked together to transfer pom-pom balls into a cup using only string and rubber bands—no hands allowed!

The best adjectives are thought of while eating PIE!

This is what the students in Shadeville Elementary School’s Enrichment Program have been working on. What a wonderful way to conclude the fall session—creating paper-mâché volcanoes! Their eruptions looked fantastic, and the students did an outstanding job collaborating as a team.

Last week, in preparation for Thanksgiving, our 2nd and 3rd graders created their own Thanksgiving meals in music class! This was a fun (and delicious) way to review the rhythms and notes we have been learning this semester. Happy Thanksgiving from the music room!

Our students and staff loaded up carts and trailers full of donated food — all headed to a local church to support families right here in our community! Thank you to all our students and families for bringing in canned food items and helping make this drive such a success. Your generosity truly makes a difference. ❤️ Warrior Pride looks like this!!

As we head into Thanksgiving week, Wakulla County Schools wishes all of our students, staff, families, and community members a peaceful, joy-filled, and restorative break.

Please note: All schools and district offices will be closed Monday, November 24 through Friday, November 29.

Classes will resume on Monday, December 1.

We are grateful for each and every one of you. 💙❤️

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