March is Arts Education Month and Music in Our Schools Month, a time to celebrate the creativity, expression, and learning that happen every day through the arts.

Join us this month as we celebrate the power of the arts and the incredible things our students are creating at Wildlight Elementary School!

#ArtsEducationMonth #MusicInOurSchoolsMonth #OneMill
4 days ago, Wildlight Elementary School
Elementary students at Wildlight Elementary engaged in a hands-on art activity, cutting and assembling bright paper shapes at a shared table.
A Wildlight Elementary student participating in a hands-on printmaking activity at a classroom table.
Elementary students at Wildlight Elementary engaged in a hands-on art activity, cutting and assembling bright paper shapes at a shared table.

Spring Break begins for Nassau County School District students!
Friday is a teacher planning day, and we look forward to welcoming everyone back on Monday, March 23, 2026.

Wishing all of our students and families a fun, safe, and relaxing Spring Break! ☀️🌴

#WeAreNassau

4 days ago, Nassau County School District
Blue Nassau County School District graphic with the district logo and large white text that reads “Spring Break 2026,” framed by a thin gold border.
Ms. Cross’s class has been hard at work this past month learning all about U.S. Presidents! After exploring their leadership and impact on our country, students chose to focus on George Washington, Abraham Lincoln, or Barack Obama.

Each student wrote about their chosen president and then stepped up to present their work, practicing their public speaking skills as part of their speaking and listening standards. 🎤

To celebrate their effort and courage in presenting, every student earned a medal! 🏅 We are so proud of the confidence, research, and dedication they showed throughout this project. Great job, Ms. Cross’s class!
6 days ago, Wildlight Elementary School
A young student stands at a classroom podium, presenting a research project. In the background, a large digital screen displays a handwritten essay about a U.S. President next to an image of the president..
A young student stands at a classroom podium, presenting a research project. In the background, a large digital screen displays a handwritten essay about a U.S. President next to an image of the president..
A young student stands at a classroom podium, presenting a research project. In the background, a large digital screen displays a handwritten essay about a U.S. President next to an image of the president..
A young student stands at a classroom podium, presenting a research project. In the background, a large digital screen displays a handwritten essay about a U.S. President next to an image of the president..
A young student stands at a classroom podium, presenting a research project. In the background, a large digital screen displays a handwritten essay about a U.S. President next to an image of the president..
A young student stands at a classroom podium, presenting a research project. In the background, a large digital screen displays a handwritten essay about a U.S. President next to an image of the president..
A young student stands at a classroom podium, presenting a research project. In the background, a large digital screen displays a handwritten essay about a U.S. President next to an image of the president..
We are incredibly proud of our 4th and 5th grade students who participated in our Schoolwide Speech Contest! Their courage, preparation, and outstanding presentations truly impressed everyone in attendance. It was wonderful to see so many students step up to the microphone and share their ideas with confidence.

🌟 Special Recognition 🌟

5th Grade Winner: Jayce Truman
5th Grade Runner-Up: Amy Walker

4th Grade Winner: Blake Causer
4th Grade Runner-Up: Lucy Smith

Congratulations to these students for their exceptional performances, and a big round of applause to all of our participants for their hard work and bravery!

A heartfelt thank you to our amazing 4th and 5th grade teachers, as well as the families who supported their students every step of the way throughout the process. Your encouragement made this event possible.

We would also like to extend a special thank you to our committee chair, Mrs. Rowan, and co-chair, Mrs. Taylor, for their leadership and dedication in organizing such a wonderful event.

We are so proud of all of our student speakers!
7 days ago, Wildlight Elementary School
Two young students stand side-by-side on a school stage in front of dark blue curtains. Both are smiling and proudly holding green award ribbons. One student is wearing a blue suit, and the other is wearing a white sweatshirt and dark shorts.
Two students stand between three teachers on a school stage. The students are wearing semi-formal attire and holding green award ribbons. Everyone is smiling for the camera in front of a dark blue stage curtain.
A large group of nine elementary students and three teachers posing together on a school stage. The students are dressed in a variety of nice outfits, including dresses and suits, and are lined up in front of a dark blue curtain for a group photo.
A large group of nine elementary students and three teachers posing together on a school stage. The students are dressed in a variety of nice outfits, including dresses and suits, and are lined up in front of a dark blue curtain for a group photo.
Two elementary students stand on a school stage in front of a blue curtain. A student in a blue and white floral jumpsuit stands next to a student in a navy blue suit who is smiling and holding up a green award ribbon.
An elementary student inTwo students stand on a school stage, smiling and proudly holding a green award ribbon. Other students and a set of chairs are visible in the blurred background.
A group photo of five elementary students standing with three teachers on a school stage. The students are dressed in semi-formal clothing, and two of the students are holding green award ribbons. Everyone is smiling in front of the dark blue stage curtains.
March is Arts Education Month and Music in Our Schools Month, a time to celebrate the creativity, expression, and learning that happen every day through the arts.

Join us this month as we celebrate the power of the arts and the incredible things our students are creating at Wildlight Elementary School!

#ArtsEducationMonth #MusicInOurSchoolsMonth #OneMill
7 days ago, Wildlight Elementary School
Two young students sit at a classroom table working on art projects. They are using paper to make colorful, swirling abstract patterns on white paper. A black basket of supplies and a small "Millage" logo are visible on the table.
Two elementary students sit at a classroom table, focused on creating vibrant art. They are using colorful paper to make swirling, looped lines on white paper, surrounded by other art supplies in a bright classroom setting.
Four elementary students sit around a metal art table, focused on painting small white figurines. They are using fine-tip brushes and a shared paint palette with various colors. The classroom background shows organized cabinets and a sink area.
There young students at an art table focus on painting small projects. One student in a blue jacket holds a paintbrush over a green object, while a circular paint palette with various colors sits in the center of the table.
🌦️📚 Kindergarten students in Ms. Gilman, Ms. Flick, Ms. Long, and Ms. Rowell’s classes had the exciting opportunity to meet with a meteorologist and learn all about different weather conditions and how we can stay prepared and safe.

A special thank you to Lee Southwick from First Coast News for taking the time to visit our students and share her knowledge about weather and forecasting.

This special learning experience helped students make meaningful connections to what they have been studying during their weather unit. From learning about storms to understanding how meteorologists track and predict weather, students asked thoughtful questions and enjoyed hearing from a real weather expert.

Experiences like this help bring classroom learning to life and make learning even more memorable! ☀️⛈️💨
7 days ago, Wildlight Elementary School
A group of kindergarten students sitting cross-legged on a colorful classroom rug, posing with their teachers and a guest meteorologist. In the background, a large screen shows a weather broadcast and a weather map is visible on an easel."
"A group of kindergarten students and their teachers posing for a photo in a classroom with a guest meteorologist. A large screen in the background shows a weather presentation, and the students are gathered on a colorful rug."
"A group of kindergarten students and their teachers posing for a photo in a classroom with a guest meteorologist. A large screen in the background shows a weather presentation, and the students are gathered on a colorful rug."
"A group of kindergarten students and their teachers posing for a photo in a classroom with a guest meteorologist. A large screen in the background shows a weather presentation, and the students are gathered on a colorful rug."
📚✨ Our Trailblazers at Wildlight Elementary had an incredible experience thanks to the Amelia Island Book Festival!

We were thrilled to welcome authors Bethany Gano and Eugenia Chu, who spent time with our 2nd through 5th grade students sharing their stories, creativity, and love of reading. Opportunities like this allow our students to see the magic behind books and hear firsthand what it’s like to be an author.

A big shoutout to Mrs. Bozeman, our amazing librarian, for organizing this wonderful event and making it such a memorable experience for our Trailblazers. Your hard work helped create a day filled with inspiration, imagination, and a deeper love for reading.

Thank you again to the Amelia Island Book Festival and our visiting authors for helping make this special experience possible for our students! 📖💙
7 days ago, Wildlight Elementary School
A large group of Wildlight Elementary students sitting on the floor of the school gymnasium, attentively watching an author presentation on a stage with a large projector screen.
A large group of Wildlight Elementary students sitting on the floor of the school gymnasium, attentively watching an author presentation on a stage with a large projector screen.
A large group of Wildlight Elementary students sitting on the floor of the school gymnasium, attentively watching an author presentation on a stage with a large projector screen.
A large group of Wildlight Elementary students sitting on the floor of the school gymnasium, attentively watching an author presentation on a stage with a large projector screen.
A large group of Wildlight Elementary students sitting on the floor of the school gymnasium, attentively watching an author presentation on a stage with a large projector screen.
A large group of Wildlight Elementary students sitting on the floor of the school gymnasium, attentively watching an author presentation on a stage with a large projector screen.
A large group of Wildlight Elementary students sitting on the floor of the school gymnasium, attentively watching an author presentation on a stage with a large projector screen.
A large group of Wildlight Elementary students sitting on the floor of the school gymnasium, attentively watching an author presentation on a stage with a large projector screen.
A large group of Wildlight Elementary students sitting on the floor of the school gymnasium, attentively watching an author presentation on a stage with a large projector screen.
A large group of Wildlight Elementary students sitting on the floor of the school gymnasium, attentively watching an author presentation on a stage with a large projector screen.
March is Arts Education Month and Music in Our Schools Month, a time to celebrate the creativity, expression, and learning that happen every day through the arts.

Join us this month as we celebrate the power of the arts and the incredible things our students are creating at Wildlight Elementary School!

#ArtsEducationMonth #MusicInOurSchoolsMonth #OneMill
11 days ago, Wildlight Elementary School
Four young elementary students sitting at a classroom table, smiling while showing off their blue painted artwork. The classroom background features colorful storage bins and educational posters.
Several elementary students sitting in a music classroom, actively playing large colorful floor drums. A student in the foreground is raised as if mid-beat, while others focus on their instruments.
Students working at desks in a classroom illuminated with vibrant blue overhead lighting. The room features a "Millage at Work" logo in the corner and various educational posters on the walls.
A music teacher and three elementary students sitting together, each holding and playing a ukulele. They are focused on their instruments in a classroom setting with a "Millage at Work" logo visible in the corner.
Four elementary students sitting in a row on chairs, each holding and playing a white recorder. They are focused on their music in a classroom with a "Millage at Work" logo in the bottom corner.
Four elementary students sitting at a classroom table working on an art project. They are using glue and small colorful craft pieces on black paper. A "Millage at Work" logo is in the bottom right corner.
🎨 Artist of the Month – Wildlight Elementary School

Congratulations to Austin Matthews for being selected as March Artist of the Month at Wildlight Elementary School!

🖌 Artwork Title: Lots of Love
👩‍🏫 Art Teacher: Mrs. Ballard

Austin's artwork will be featured in the Nassau County School District Artist of the Month Gallery at the district office. The district is proud to celebrate the creativity and talent of our students across Nassau County.

Thank you to the Nassau County community for supporting arts education through the One Mill, which helps make opportunities like this possible for students across the district.

#ArtMillage #NCSDArts #YourMillAtWork #WeAreNassau

11 days ago, Wildlight Elementary School
A portrait of Austin Matthews, a student at Wildlight Elementary, featured on a commemorative "Artist of the Month" graphic for March 2026. The image includes the Nassau County School District logo and the hashtag #YourMillAtWork.
🎨 Artist of the Month – Wildlight Elementary School

Congratulations to Abrielle Charlot for being selected as March Artist of the Month at Wildlight Elementary School!

🖌 Artwork Title: Picasso Inspired Bouquet
👩‍🏫 Art Teacher: Mrs. Butcher

Abrielle's artwork will be featured in the Nassau County School District Artist of the Month Gallery at the district office. The district is proud to celebrate the creativity and talent of our students across Nassau County.

Thank you to the Nassau County community for supporting arts education through the One Mill, which helps make opportunities like this possible for students across the district.

#ArtMillage #NCSDArts #YourMillAtWork #WeAreNassau
11 days ago, Lilley Green
A portrait of Abrielle Charlot, a student at Wildlight Elementary, featured on a commemorative "Artist of the Month" graphic for March 2026. The image includes the Nassau County School District logo and the hashtag #YourMillAtWork.

Calling all Future Trailblazers

Sign up now to register for Kindergarten for the 2026-2027 School year.

https://www.signupgenius.com/go/10C0B4AA8AD29A5FFC25-62559393-wildlight?useFullSite=true#/

We can't wait to meet you!

19 days ago, Wildlight Elementary School
"Nassau County Kindergarten Registration flyer for the 2026-2027 school year. It lists registration dates for several elementary schools including Bryceville, Callahan, Hilliard, Southside, Wildlight (April 27th–May 1st), and Yulee Primary (May 4th–May 8th). It notes that registration is by appointment only and lists required documents: original birth certificate, social security card, physical exam, immunization records, proof of residency, and parent's driver's license."
"Wildlight Elementary 26-27 Kindergarten Registration flyer. Features an illustration of a child riding a horse in a Western style. Text states: Registration is April 27th to May 1st, 2026, by appointment only. Includes a QR code for more information."
Storybook STEAM Night at Wildlight Elementary was a huge success!

Thank you to all of our students and families for coming out and making the evening so special. It was wonderful to see our Trailblazers learning, creating, and having fun together!

A big shoutout to our amazing STEAM Committee for organizing such a fantastic event. We are so grateful for all your hard work! We also appreciate School Board Memeber, Shannon Hogue, for volunteering her time and supporting our school community.
21 days ago, Wildlight Elementary School
A teacher at Wildlight Elementary assists students at a Storybook STEAM Night station featuring small colorful containers, markers, and measuring tools on a metal table.
A large group of Wildlight Elementary staff members and the STEAM committee posing together in a hallway decorated with blue, white, and gold balloons for Storybook STEAM Night
A young boy in a red shirt focused on a STEAM project, carefully using a purple marker to draw on a piece of cardboard at a long table.
A young girl at Wildlight Elementary aiming a projectile at a colorful bullseye target mounted on a wall during Storybook STEAM Night.
A young student in an orange shirt leaning over a large sheet of white paper, carefully drawing with a marker during a Storybook STEAM Night activity.
A young student standing at a long table with several paper plates laid out, while a teacher or volunteer assists by pouring materials during a Storybook STEAM Night activity.
A young girl in a blue shirt carefully stacking green and white patterned cups to build a tower during Storybook STEAM Night.
Two students and an adult collaborator sitting at a table filled with a large variety of colorful pipe cleaners and wooden sticks during Storybook STEAM Night.
Two staff members and a young student smiling behind a welcome table at Wildlight Elementary, featuring a 'Begin your journey this way' sign for Storybook STEAM Night.
Two elementary students sitting at a cafeteria table, focused on building a structure using green pipe cleaners and wooden popsicle sticks during Storybook STEAM Night.
📅 No School Reminder

Nassau County School District schools and offices will be closed on Monday, February 16, 2026, in observance of Presidents' Day.
Classes will resume on Tuesday, February 17.

Parents and families can view the complete school calendar at:
🔗 https://www.nassau.k12.fl.us/calendar

#WeAreNassau
about 1 month ago, Nassau County School District
Graphic with a navy blue background and gold accents that reads, “Monday, February 16th — No School Reminder.” The Nassau County School District logo appears in the top right corner, and “2026” is shown in the bottom left.
Wildlight Elementary School's 5th-grade students in Mrs. Ballard & Mrs. Butcher's art classes are making ceramic Tic-Tac-Toe boards! Students learned skills such as scoring & slipping to help them build their boards. Using tools & techniques, the students attached clay coils to a slab base. After being fired in the kiln, the students then chose different glazes to add color to their pieces. Boards were fired a second time to achieve a shiny, smooth topcoat. Students will also glaze shaped pieces for gameplay.

We are grateful for the mileage in giving us the chance to introduce and explore pottery at our elementary schools!
about 1 month ago, Nassau County School District
Fifth grade students seated at art tables painting clay Tic-Tac-Toe boards, focusing carefully as they apply glaze with small brushes in an art classroom.
Several ceramic Tic-Tac-Toe boards arranged inside a kiln, ready for firing, showing a variety of glaze colors and grid designs.
Multiple students work independently at art tables, painting and glazing ceramic Tic-Tac-Toe boards using trays of colored glaze.
An art teacher smiles while holding two finished ceramic Tic-Tac-Toe boards next to an open kiln inside the art classroom.
A student concentrates on painting green glaze onto a ceramic Tic-Tac-Toe board while seated at a stainless steel art table.
Four colorful ceramic Tic-Tac-Toe boards displayed on a metal rack, each featuring a 3x3 grid with raised lines and different glaze color combinations.
A finished ceramic Tic-Tac-Toe board with a black background and blue grid lines, surrounded by small star- and circle-shaped game pieces painted in bright colors.
Wildlight Elementary School classes wrapped up their unit on electricity in the most hands-on way — by designing and building their very own circuits.

Students put their learning into action as they explored how energy flows, tested connections, troubleshot designs, and celebrated those “aha” moments when their circuits successfully lit up. The teamwork, problem-solving, and perseverance on display were truly impressive.

We love seeing our young scientists and future engineers shine. Take a look at the photos to see their bright ideas in action.
#WeAreNassau #WildlightElementary #STEMLearning #FutureEngineers #HandsOnLearning
about 1 month ago, Nassau County School District
An elementary student works one-on-one with a teacher to place copper tape on a paper circuit diagram at a classroom desk.
Two students sit side by side assembling paper circuits, aligning copper tape and components on printed templates.
A student focuses on connecting copper tape strips to complete a paper circuit during a hands-on electricity activity.
A student smiles while standing next to a completed paper circuit on a desk with visible copper tape pathways.
A student proudly holds up a completed paper circuit that lights up, showing copper tape and illuminated components.
Two students stand at a desk examining small circuit components while discussing how to connect them.
Students seated at desks carefully cut and place copper tape on paper circuit templates as part of an electricity lesson.
A classroom view shows multiple students working independently on paper circuits using copper tape, scissors, and instructional diagrams.
A student in a red sweatshirt concentrates while pressing copper tape onto a paper circuit diagram on a desk.

The Nassau County School District is hiring school bus drivers to support safe, reliable transportation for students across our community.

Competitive pay. Strong benefits. Meaningful work.

✔ Hiring bonus of $2,500–$3,000*
✔ $18–$19+ per hour*
✔ Annual attendance and safety bonuses
✔ Free training provided
✔ Millage bonus for the 2025–2026 school year: $5,877 (prorated)

Join a team that plays a vital role in student success every day.

📞 Questions? Contact the NCSD Transportation Department at 904-225-0127
🚌 Apply to be an NCSD Bus Driver today.

*Hourly pay based on union contract negotiations and years of experience.

#SchoolBusDrivers #NowHiring #TransportationJobs #EducationCareers #PublicServiceJobs #NassauCountyFL #WeAreNassau

about 2 months ago, Nassau County School District
Promotional graphic from the Nassau County School District showing several yellow school buses lined up on a roadway. Large text reads, “We are hiring school bus drivers.” A call-to-action states, “Apply Today,” followed by the website address nassau.k12.fl.us. The Nassau County School District logo appears at the top of the image.
January is School Board Recognition Month. We are proud to honor the members of the Nassau County School Board.
2 months ago, Nassau County School District
A group photo of the Nassau County School Board members seated and standing in front of a blue background with text reading School Board Recognition Month.
School resumes tomorrow for all students. We look forward to beginning an excellent second half of the school year.
2 months ago, Nassau County School District
A navy and gold graphic with the text School Resumes Tomorrow, January 6, 2026, and the Nassau County School District logo in the corner.
Winter Break begins today for the Nassau County School District. We look forward to welcoming all students back to school on Tuesday, January 6, 2026.
3 months ago, Nassau County School District
A navy graphic with text reminding families that Winter Break runs from December 22 through January 5 and noting that there is no school during this time.
🦃 It’s time for Thanksgiving Break!
We’re grateful for our students, staff, families, and community partners who make Nassau County Schools such a special place. Enjoy your break, and we’ll see everyone back on Monday, December 1!
View the full 2025–2026 and 2026–2027 calendars at nassau.k12.fl.us/Calendar.
#ThanksgivingBreak #GratefulForNCSD #WeAreNassau
4 months ago, Nassau County School District
Thanksgiving Break