📢 Teacher Request Cards Now Available! 📢

We are now accepting Teacher Request Forms for the upcoming school year!

📝 Please be sure to complete all required information on the form.
📅 Request Forms will be available May 1st through May 27th.

While we will strive to accommodate your request, please understand that placement decisions must also consider: Student enrollment numbers, Instructional program needs, Balanced classroom composition, and Unexpected teacher transfers or resignations.

Thank you for your understanding and support!

👉 Submit your request here:
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfja1BqTFam7YTsSyzErLynfcI4095O5ws_43qbxhsuPiz6Gw/viewform?usp=header

4 months ago, Wildlight Elementary School
Blue graphic with a white border featuring a stylized white horse running through waves. Text reads "AVAILABLE MAY 1ST-27TH" and "26-27 TEACHER REQUEST" in bold white letters.
What an incredible production of Matilda! 🌟

We are beyond proud of our talented students who brought this story to life with such energy, creativity, and heart. Their dedication, long hours of rehearsal, and commitment to excellence truly shined on stage. Every moment reflected the hard work they poured into making this performance unforgettable.

A very special thank you goes to Mrs. Gibson, Ms. Cauley, Mrs. Butcher, and Ms. Wells for their leadership, guidance, and passion. Your support and belief in our students helped transform their efforts into something truly amazing.

Bravo to everyone involved—you made us all proud! 🎭👏
4 months ago, Wildlight Elementary School
A wide shot of the stage featuring a large group of students. Some are seated on the floor while others stand behind them, creating a layered ensemble scene during the performance.
A group of students in school uniform costumes stand in a line across the stage, performing a choreographed musical number under bright stage lights.
Three students perform on stage in front of a colorful set piece. A student in a yellow cardigan stands to the left, while two others in bright, multi-colored tracksuits stand near a decorated wardrobe.
A dynamic scene where several students are gesturing toward a central character, capturing a dramatic moment from the play.
A solo performer or small group stands near a tall, colorful set flat painted with geometric patterns and bright colors.
Two students in character costumes interact near the center of the stage. The background features hand-painted set pieces depicting a school or home interior.
Four students perform a scene from Matilda on stage. One student in a suit and hat stands near a colorful, hand-painted bathroom set piece, while another student in a dress holds a book, and a third student sits on a decorated sofa in the background."
A close-up shot of two lead characters talking on stage, framed by the dark theater curtains and stage lighting.
A student performer dressed as Miss Trunchbull sits at a desk on stage during a production of Matilda. The stage is decorated with large colorful alphabet blocks and a backdrop featuring various trophies."
A close-up shot of two lead characters talking on stage, framed by the dark theater curtains and stage lighting.
What an incredible Art Night at Wildlight Elementary! 🎨✨

A huge shoutout to our amazing Art Night volunteers who helped make the evening so special, and to all of our talented students for their hard work and creativity throughout the year—your artwork truly stole the show!

Thank you to all the families who came out to support and celebrate our young artists. Your encouragement means so much! 💛

And a very special thank you to our fabulous art teachers, Mrs. Ballard and Mrs. Butcher, for inspiring creativity every single day and putting together such a beautiful event. We are so proud of our Wildlight artists!
4 months ago, Wildlight Elementary School
A group of nine smiling teachers and volunteers posing together in the school gym, surrounded by vibrant displays of student artwork.
Two volunteers smiling while standing behind a craft table, prepared to assist students with hands-on art activities.
Staff members and volunteers welcoming families at a decorated table at the entrance of the Art Night event.
A young student focused on their work, sitting at a table and using colorful markers to create a drawing.
A young student focused on their work, sitting at a table and using colorful markers to create a drawing.
A group of elementary students gathered around a collaborative art station, excitedly working together on a project.
A wide view of a long hallway filled with hundreds of unique, colorful student self-portraits and paintings.
A specialized "Glow Gallery" featuring student artwork created with neon colors that pop under blacklight.
A large, multi-panel mural created by students, featuring a variety of textures and bright patterns.
A large, multi-panel mural created by students, featuring a variety of textures and bright patterns.
Don't Forget!

The deadline to order your WES yearbook online is fast approaching. All online orders end April 30th.

Go to buytheyearbook.com and use school code 385721.
4 months ago, Wildlight Elementary School
Graphic with spring flowers and the text "Spring into Action: buy your yearbook today!" Includes the website buytheyearbook.com, school code 385721, and a note that online ordering ends April 30th.
Reminder for families: Wednesday, April 22, is a half day for students.

Parents and guardians can view school start and end times here: https://5il.co/3mw28
For questions, please contact your child’s school.

#WeAreNassau
4 months ago, Nassau County School District
Graphic with a navy background and gold accents displaying the Nassau County School District logo and the text: “Reminder! HALF-DAY April 22nd, 2026.”
Don't forget!

🗓 Date: Thursday, April 23rd, 2026
⏰ Time: 4:00–6:00 PM
📍 Where: Wildlight Elementary (gallery & cafeteria)
🎟 Who: Open to Wildlight students & their families

This year’s POP-IN Art Show means you can drop by anytime between 4–6 PM to explore student artwork displays, snap fun moments in our photo booth, and get creative at our art stations .

Please complete the registration form so we can plan for art station participation.

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfT51fkuuGHamx4Lg_9xKpXaaLtE-w5prTJFk4SZrjHdDi_HQ/viewform

We can’t wait to celebrate our talented students and their amazing creations with you!
4 months ago, Wildlight Elementary School
Promotional graphic for the Wildlight Elementary Art Show on Thursday, April 23rd, 2026, from 4:00 to 6:00 PM in the WES Cafeteria. The image features colorful student artwork and a QR code for registration.
We had an absolute blast today celebrating our Top 5 Fundraiser Earners from each grade level from the Fun Run!

These incredible participants worked so hard, and today they got to enjoy their well-earned prize—a Game Truck experience packed with fun, laughter, and lots of friendly competition!

We are so proud of their dedication and grateful for the support they helped bring to our fundraiser. Way to go, superstars!
4 months ago, Wildlight Elementary School
Interior of a mobile gaming theater with vibrant neon green and red LED strip lighting, featuring several children sitting on a black bench playing video games on multiple wall-mounted flat-screen monitors.
Exterior view of a white "Game On" mobile gaming truck parked on a grassy area near trees, showing the side entrance and colorful graphic wraps.
nterior of a mobile gaming theater with vibrant neon green and red LED strip lighting, featuring several children sitting on a black bench playing video games on multiple wall-mounted flat-screen monitors.
nterior of a mobile gaming theater with vibrant neon green and red LED strip lighting, featuring several children sitting on a black bench playing video games on multiple wall-mounted flat-screen monitors.
Exterior view of a white "Game On" mobile gaming truck parked on a grassy area near trees, showing the side entrance and colorful graphic wraps.
nterior of a mobile gaming theater with vibrant neon green and red LED strip lighting, featuring several children sitting on a black bench playing video games on multiple wall-mounted flat-screen monitors.
nterior of a mobile gaming theater with vibrant neon green and red LED strip lighting, featuring several children sitting on a black bench playing video games on multiple wall-mounted flat-screen monitors.
Close-up of a high-definition television screen inside a dark gaming trailer, showing a vibrant video game menu under bright green neon accent lighting.
Interior of a mobile gaming theater with vibrant neon green and red LED strip lighting, featuring several children sitting on a black bench playing video games on multiple wall-mounted flat-screen monitors.
nterior of a mobile gaming theater with vibrant neon green and red LED strip lighting, featuring several children sitting on a black bench playing video games on multiple wall-mounted flat-screen monitors.
Today we wore purple to honor the strength, resilience, and sacrifice of our military children 💜

These incredible kids serve too—through frequent moves, long separations, and constant change—yet they continue to show courage and adaptability beyond their years.

On Purple Up Day, we stand together to recognize and appreciate the important role military children play in supporting their families and our nation. Thank you for your bravery, your flexibility, and your unwavering spirit.

#PurpleUp #MilitaryChildAppreciation #MonthOfTheMilitaryChild
4 months ago, Wildlight Elementary School
Three elementary-aged students standing on school steps holding handmade signs. The signs say "Wear Purple," "Show your support for Military Kids," and "Purple Up for Military Kids." All three students are wearing purple shirts to celebrate Purple Up Day.
A teacher and five students standing together under a covered school walkway. They are all wearing purple shirts and smiling for the camera to celebrate Military Child Appreciation Day.
Two staff members and four elementary students sitting together in a classroom. They are all wearing purple to celebrate Purple Up Day, and one student is wearing a shirt that says "Purple Up for Military Kids."
Three women standing together outdoors between two brick walls in front of a green hedge. They are all dressed in purple outfits, including a purple dress and floral blouse, to celebrate Purple Up Day at Wildlight Elementary.
A large group of primary school students standing together on a colorful alphabet rug inside a classroom. All of the children are wearing purple shirts or dresses to celebrate Purple Up Day for military kids.
A group of nine elementary students sitting and standing together against a wire fence. They are all wearing purple shirts and smiling for a group photo to celebrate Purple Up Day.
Four elementary students standing together on a sunny sidewalk in front of the school building. They are all wearing purple shirts to show their support for Purple Up Day.
A large group of about twenty teachers and staff members posing together in a school hallway. They are all wearing various shades of purple clothing to participate in Purple Up Day for military children.
A large group of elementary students posing together on a grassy field outside. Many of the students are wearing purple shirts to celebrate Purple Up Day, with a few sitting in the front and others standing behind them under a clear blue sky.
Five elementary students standing together on a sunny school playground, all wearing purple shirts and jerseys to celebrate Purple Up Day. A blue playground structure and green trees are visible in the background.
Purple Up! Today, Wednesday, April 15, 2026, by wearing purple as a visible way to show support for military families. The color purple was chosen because it symbolizes all branches of the military.
4 months ago, Nassau County School District
Graphic promoting Purple Up Day for Military Families on April 15, showing a smiling military parent adjusting a child’s camouflage cap. The message encourages communities to wear purple to show support for military-connected students and families.

Looking to join the #1 school district in Florida?

Nassau County School District invites educators interested in teaching in Nassau County to connect with school principals at our upcoming Nassau Schools Showcase. This is your opportunity to introduce yourself, share your resume, and begin building relationships with school leaders across the district.
Meet our school and district leaders, experience what Nassau County has to offer, and take the first step toward future interview opportunities.

🔗 Learn more and let us know you will be there!

4 months ago, Nassau County School District
Graphic promoting the Nassau Schools Showcase with event details: Saturday, April 25, 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. at Yulee High School, 85375 Miner Road, Yulee, FL. Text includes “Find Your School. Find Your Place.” and “Join Our Team.” Image shows an adult assisting a student with a hands-on classroom activity.
Make plans to wear purple on Wednesday, April 15, 2026, as we continue our celebration of the Month of the Military Family.
4 months ago, Nassau County School District
Graphic promoting Purple Up Day for Military Families on April 15, featuring a military parent speaking with a child while another adult smiles nearby. The message encourages communities to show support for military families by wearing purple.
Calling All Future Kindergarten Trailblazer Families! Wildlight Elementary School is excited to welcome our incoming kindergarten students for the 2026–2027 school year!

Join us for our Kindergarten Round-Up on Wednesday, April 29th from 2:00–3:00 PM. This special event is a great opportunity for families to meet our administrators, teachers, and staff. You will also take a tour of our beautiful campus and help your child feel comfortable and excited about starting school.

You may arrive as early as 1:45 PM and gather outside of the Wildlight Auditorium.

Be sure to scan the QR code or click the link to RSVP and secure your spot!

We can’t wait to meet our newest Trailblazers!

https://www.signupgenius.com/go/10C0B4AA8AD29A5FFC25-62557967-wildlights?useFullSite=true
5 months ago, Wildlight Elementary School
Poster for "Kindergarten Round-Up" at Wildlight Elementary Cafe on April 29, 2026, from 2:00 PM to 3:30 PM. The design features a Western theme with a silhouette of a person riding a bucking bronco in a desert landscape with cacti and mesas. A QR code is included at the bottom for more information.
🎨 Artist of the Month – Wildlight Elementary School

Congratulations to Avery Cravens for being selected as April Artist of the Month at Wildlight Elementary School!

🖌 Artwork Title: Texture Town
👩‍🏫 Art Teacher: Mrs. Ballard

Avery'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
5 months ago, Wildlight Elementary School
A young girl smiles while holding up her colorful drawing of several houses titled "Texture Town." The image is a digital poster with the heading "Artist of the Month – Avery Cravens" for Wildlight Elementary in April 2026. The Nassau County School District logo and a "#YourMillAtWork" banner are featured at the top and bottom.
🎨 Artist of the Month – Wildlight Elementary School

Congratulations to Arahleigh Turner for being selected as April Artist of the Month at Wildlight Elementary School!

🖌 Artwork Title: Deconstructed Rainbows
👩‍🏫 Art Teacher: Mrs. Butcher

Arahleigh'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
5 months ago, Wildlight Elementary School
A young girl smiling and holding up her colorful artwork titled "Deconstructed Rainbows," which features various abstract swirls and shapes. The image is framed as a digital poster with the heading "Artist of the Month – Arahleigh Turner" and logos for Nassau County School District and Your Mill at Work.
April is the Month of the Military Family! The Month of the Military Family in Florida gives communities an opportunity to emphasize and recognize the sacrifices of military families.
5 months ago, Nassau County School District
Graphic recognizing Florida’s Month of the Military Family, featuring a smiling child hugging a parent in military uniform. The text explains that the observance honors the sacrifices of military families and highlights Florida’s commitment to being the most military-friendly state in the nation.
Wildlight Elementary is excited to host our 2nd Annual Art Show!

🗓 Date: Thursday, April 23rd, 2026
⏰ Time: 4:00–6:00 PM
📍 Where: Wildlight Elementary (gallery & cafeteria)
🎟 Who: Open to Wildlight students & their families

This year’s POP-IN Art Show means you can drop by anytime between 4–6 PM to explore student artwork displays, snap fun moments in our photo booth, and get creative at our art stations .

Please complete the registration form so we can plan for art station participation.

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfT51fkuuGHamx4Lg_9xKpXaaLtE-w5prTJFk4SZrjHdDi_HQ/viewform

We can’t wait to celebrate our talented students and their amazing creations with you!
5 months ago, Wildlight Elementary School
Poster for the Wildlight Elementary 2nd Annual Art Show. The graphic features colorful student artwork in frames against a white brick wall. Text details: Thursday, April 23rd, 2026, from 4:00–6:00 PM in the WES Cafeteria. Includes a QR code for registration and notes that the event is free for Wildlight students and families.
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
5 months ago, Wildlight Elementary School
A group of elementary students smiling and working on art projects at a table in a bright classroom.
Four elementary students sitting at a classroom table working on art projects with paint and paper. A "Millage at Work" logo is visible in the bottom right corner of the image.
A teacher sitting on a colorful classroom rug leading a lesson for a group of young students. The students are sitting on the floor facing a large monitor displaying an "October" calendar. A "Millage at Work" logo is in the bottom right corner.
Close-up of a young girl with a big smile holding up her colorful drawing of animals in a classroom. A "Millage at Work" logo is visible in the bottom right corner.
A group of elementary students sitting on a large, colorful rug in a classroom. One student stands at the front holding a paper, while others watch from the perimeter. The room is decorated with educational posters and a "Millage at Work" logo is in the bottom right corner.
Three young students sitting together on a classroom floor, smiling and holding a red mesh fabric. A "Millage at Work" logo is visible in the bottom right corner of the frame.
Our 4th grade Trailblazers at Wildlight Elementary have been shining all week during our Living Museum!

Students took ownership of their learning by selecting inspiring figures, diving into research, and creating engaging presentations to bring history to life. They worked hard to practice and strengthen their public speaking skills, confidently presenting in front of their peers and members of our community.

We are so proud of their dedication, creativity, and courage. Way to go, Trailblazers!
5 months ago, Wildlight Elementary School
A wide shot of the Wildlight Elementary cafeteria transformed into a Living Museum, with 4th-grade students standing at rows of tables presenting their research projects to visitors.
A wide shot of the Wildlight Elementary cafeteria transformed into a Living Museum, with 4th-grade students standing at rows of tables presenting their research projects to visitors.
A 4th-grade student dressed as aviator Bessie Coleman, wearing flight goggles and a brown jacket, explains her research to a younger student during the Living Museum.
A 4th-grade student wearing a "Betts 50" jersey sits at a desk, presenting a Living Museum project to a peer. The display board is filled with research and photos about a historical figure.
A young student at Wildlight Elementary looks at a Living Museum display board about Hattie McDaniel, which features biographical facts and a printed portrait of the actress.
A 4th-grade student at Wildlight Elementary stands by their "Living Museum" display about Fredrick Jones, explaining their research to a group of younger students.
A 4th-grade student standing proudly in front of her colorful "Living Museum" display board, which features research, photos, and a timeline of a historical figure.
A 4th-grade student dressed in a black suit and vest smiles while holding his research notes in front of a Living Museum display about Barack Obama.
A 4th-grade student at Wildlight Elementary uses a pointer to present her "Living Museum" display about Michelle Obama to two younger students.
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
5 months ago, Wildlight Elementary School
Wildlight Elementary student enjoying a hands-on classroom activity with art supplies.
A student at Wildlight Elementary carefully gluing small purple paper squares onto a black background for an art project.
Four elementary students smiling while working on a blue painting project at a classroom table.
Students at Wildlight Elementary participating in a music lesson with xylophones and percussion instruments.
Students at Wildlight Elementary participating in a music lesson with drums and colorful scarves.
Our Trailblazers were on the move in Ms. Hannar's room today—literally jumping into learning as they sound out new words! With every hop, skip, and jump, they’re building confidence, strengthening skills, and having a blast doing it.

Way to go, Trailblazers—keep leaping toward success!
5 months ago, Wildlight Elementary School
Student at Wildlight Elementary are participating in an interactive phonics lesson. They are jumping along a large floor mat printed with letters and words, physically sounding out each step as they move through the activity in a bright, modern classroom.
Student at Wildlight Elementary are participating in an interactive phonics lesson. They are jumping along a large floor mat printed with letters and words, physically sounding out each step as they move through the activity in a bright, modern classroom.
Student at Wildlight Elementary are participating in an interactive phonics lesson. They are jumping along a large floor mat printed with letters and words, physically sounding out each step as they move through the activity in a bright, modern classroom.
Student at Wildlight Elementary are participating in an interactive phonics lesson. They are jumping along a large floor mat printed with letters and words, physically sounding out each step as they move through the activity in a bright, modern classroom.
Student at Wildlight Elementary are participating in an interactive phonics lesson. They are jumping along a large floor mat printed with letters and words, physically sounding out each step as they move through the activity in a bright, modern classroom.
Student at Wildlight Elementary are participating in an interactive phonics lesson. They are jumping along a large floor mat printed with letters and words, physically sounding out each step as they move through the activity in a bright, modern classroom.