September is American Founders' Month.

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6 days ago, Nassau County School District
Graphic featuring the United States Constitution with the text "American Founders' Month" and "September."
🏫 Save the Date, Warrior Families!

West Nassau High School will host Open House on Thursday, September 17, from 4:30–6:00 PM.

We invite our families to come meet teachers, visit classrooms, and learn more about the great things happening at West Nassau this school year. ❤️💛

📅 September 17, 2026
⏰ 4:30–6:00 PM
📍 West Nassau High School

We look forward to seeing our Warrior families!

One Tribe. One Vision. One West Nassau.
7 days ago, West Nassau High School
West Nassau High School event update graphic in garnet, black, gold, and white. The West Nassau High School logo appears at the top. Large text reads “EVENT UPDATE” with “Open House” below. Open House will be held September 17, 2026, from 4:30 to 6:00 PM.
🏈 Warrior Family, We’re Ready for Home Game #2! ❤️💛

As we get ready to welcome everyone back to the stadium for our second home football game, we want to share a few reminders to help us continue creating a safe, enjoyable, and family-friendly Friday night experience.

We appreciate everyone working together to support our students and make game nights run smoothly:

• There is no re-entry once you leave the stadium.
• Animals are not permitted in the stadium.
• All children must be accompanied by an adult and remain with their parent or guardian during the game.
• Please leave footballs and outside athletic equipment at home.
• Alcohol, tobacco products, chewing tobacco, and vapes are not permitted.
• We ask everyone to continue showing good sportsmanship and respectful behavior toward players, coaches, officials, and fellow fans.

Thank you for partnering with us and helping make West Nassau home games a positive experience for our students, families, and community.

One Tribe. One Vision. One West Nassau.
10 days ago, West Nassau High School
WCAG Alt Text: Poster titled “Home Football Game Expectations” for West Nassau High School in maroon, gold, black, and white with a circular school logo in the top left, a football icon at the top, and football helmets in the bottom corners. The poster lists eight expectations: 1. No re-entry after leaving the stadium. 2. No animals allowed in the stadium. 3. All children must be accompanied by an adult. 4. No footballs or outside athletic equipment. 5. Children must remain with their parent or guardian at all times. 6. West Nassau High School is not responsible for supervising children. 7. No alcohol or tobacco products permitted, including chewing tobacco and vapes. 8. Proper etiquette and sportsmanship are required, including no cursing at officials, verbal abuse, or other inappropriate behavior. Additional text reads, “Thank you for helping us create a safe, respectful, family-friendly game day experience” and “Thank you for supporting the Warrior Way.”
📸 Picture Day Reminder, Warriors!

Picture Day for students in grades 9–11 is tomorrow, Thursday, August 27! Come ready to smile and represent West Nassau! ❤️💛

These photos will be used for school pictures and the yearbook, so make sure you’re picture ready!

📅 Thursday, August 27
📍 West Nassau High School
🎓 Grades 9–11

To learn more or view ordering information, visit cady.com/portraits.

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11 days ago, West Nassau High School
West Nassau High School event update graphic in garnet, gold, black, and white. The West Nassau High School logo appears at the top. Large text reads “EVENT UPDATE” with “PICTURE DAY” below. Picture Day for students in grades 9–11 is Thursday, August 27, 2026.
📚 FAST PM1 Reading Testing Reminder

West Nassau families, please mark your calendars! 9th and 10th grade students will take the FAST PM1 Reading assessment on Thursday, September 3.

Please help students come prepared by getting a good night’s rest, arriving to school on time, and bringing their fully charged school-issued device.

We appreciate your support as our Warriors start the year strong and show what they know! ❤️💛

One Tribe. One Vision. One West Nassau.
11 days ago, West Nassau High School
West Nassau High School graphic with a garnet background and the school Warrior logo at the top. Large text reads “WNHS Testing Update” in garnet, black, and gold, with the date “9/3/26” displayed below.
📸❤️💛 Picture Day is Coming, Warriors! 💛❤️

West Nassau High School Picture Day is Thursday, August 27! Dress your best, bring your smile, and get ready for the camera. 📷

We can’t wait to see our Warriors looking their best!

One Tribe. One Vision. One West Nassau. ❤️💛
15 days ago, West Nassau High School
West Nassau High School Picture Day graphic in maroon, gold, white, and black. Picture Day is Thursday, August 27. Students are encouraged to dress their best, be ready with a smile and a great attitude, and “Say Cheese!” The graphic includes a camera illustration and the West Nassau High School seal. It closes with, “Let’s make it a great day, Warriors! We can’t wait to see your smile!” and “One Tribe. One Vision. One West Nassau.”

Friday, August 21 is National Fentanyl Prevention and Awareness Day.

One conversation could save a life.
Fentanyl is one of the most dangerous drugs facing our communities today. It is often hidden in counterfeit pills or mixed into counterfeit prescription medications without a person's knowledge. As this powerful video explains, one mistake can have permanent consequences.
This National Fentanyl Prevention and Awareness Day, we encourage every parent, caregiver, and student to take just a few minutes to watch this important message together and explore the free resources available for Nassau County families.

🎥 Watch the video: https://player.vimeo.com/video/925904443?h=12e0a90225

📚 Access the Family Resources on our website.
The Family Resources include:
• A Fentanyl Fact Sheet
• Parent Conversation Toolkit
• Student Online Learning Opportunity (earn 1.5 community service hours)
• Additional videos and educational resources

After watching the video, ask your child:
• What did you learn?
• Did anything surprise you?
• What would you do if someone offered you a pill that wasn't prescribed to you?
• Who are the trusted adults you can always talk to?

A few minutes of learning today could make a life-changing difference tomorrow.
Know the facts. Start the conversation. Protect your future.

17 days ago, Nassau County School District
📣 Warriors, get ready for Pep Rally Day! 🏹💛❤️

Tomorrow, we will follow our Early Release Wednesday schedule as we come together for our pep rally to officially kick off the 2026–2027 school year! 🎉

Be sure to follow the adjusted bell schedule, arrive to each class on time, and come ready to show your Warrior spirit as we celebrate our students, fall sports, and the start of a great year!

One Tribe. One Vision. One West Nassau.
17 days ago, West Nassau High School
Early Release Wednesday bell schedule graphic in garnet and gold. First bell rings at 8:50 a.m. Class periods are: 1st period, 8:55–9:39 a.m.; 2nd period, 9:43–10:25 a.m.; 3rd period, 10:29–11:11 a.m.; 4th period, 11:15 a.m.–12:27 p.m.; 5th period, 12:31–1:13 p.m.; 6th period, 1:17–1:59 p.m.; and 7th period, 2:05–2:45 p.m. First lunch is 11:15–11:45 a.m., with transition back to class from 11:45–11:47 a.m. Second lunch is 11:57 a.m.–12:27 p.m. Decorative icons include a calendar, school bell, meal tray, and lunch bag.
🌅 Senior Sunrise 2027 🌅

What a beautiful way for the Class of 2027 to begin their senior year! Our seniors gathered together on the Warrior field to watch the sunrise, make memories, and celebrate the start of their final year at West Nassau High School. ❤️💛

There is something special about beginning this year together, and we cannot wait to see all that the Class of 2027 accomplishes in the months ahead.

Here’s to the memories, milestones, and moments still to come. Make it count, Seniors!

#SeniorSunrise #ClassOf2027 #WestNassauHighSchool #WarriorWay #OneTribeOneVisionOneWestNassau
17 days ago, West Nassau High School
Three photos show a large group of West Nassau High School students gathered on the football field during an evening senior sunrise event. In the first photo, students pose together near the end zone as the sky begins to brighten. In the second and third photos, students sit together on blankets at midfield facing the sunrise, with the stadium, goalposts, and school buildings visible in the background
Three photos show a large group of West Nassau High School students gathered on the football field during an evening senior sunrise event. In the first photo, students pose together near the end zone as the sky begins to brighten. In the second and third photos, students sit together on blankets at midfield facing the sunrise, with the stadium, goalposts, and school buildings visible in the background
Three photos show a large group of West Nassau High School students gathered on the football field during an evening senior sunrise event. In the first photo, students pose together near the end zone as the sky begins to brighten. In the second and third photos, students sit together on blankets at midfield facing the sunrise, with the stadium, goalposts, and school buildings visible in the background

Big dreams begin with big opportunities.

Every student's journey is unique, but one thing remains the same: preparing for the future starts today.

Students attending Nassau County School District schools have access to opportunities that challenge, inspire, and prepare them for success beyond graduation. From earning college credit through AP Classes and Dual Enrollment to gaining hands-on experience and industry certifications through our Career and Technical Education (CTE) Pathways, we're helping students graduate ready for whatever comes next.

Whether your child is just beginning their educational journey or preparing for graduation, these opportunities can help them build a strong foundation for the future.

Talk with your child's school counselor to learn more about these pathways and discover how Nassau County School District can help your student reach their goals.

Enroll today in your neighborhood A-rated school and discover the opportunities that will help your child graduate ready for what's next. Learn more at https://www.nassau.k12.fl.us/enroll

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18 days ago, Nassau County School District
Graphic from Nassau County School District with the headline "More Opportunities. More Possibilities." The graphic includes the message "Graduate Ready for What's Next" and highlights three student pathways: AP Classes (Earn College Credit), Career and Technical Education (CTE) Pathways (Earn Industry Certifications), and Dual Enrollment (Take College Courses in High School). A blue button at the bottom reads "Reserve Your Seat Today."



Today we officially launched the Warriors Leadership Academy Captain Cohort!

Student leaders representing programs across campus came together to begin a year-long journey of leadership development, relationship building, and culture creation. After thoughtful discussion and collaboration, our student-athlete leaders identified three core values that will guide the way they lead their teams and represent West Nassau:

⭐ Respectful
⭐ Integrity
⭐ Accountable

We believe leadership is a skill that can be learned, practiced, and strengthened. These students have accepted the challenge of leading with purpose, setting the standard for their teammates, and helping shape a positive culture across our campus.

The future of Warrior Athletics is bright because of leaders like these!

19 days ago, West Nassau High School
A series of photos shows West Nassau High School students actively participating in a collaborative classroom lesson. Students work in small groups around tables, discussing ideas, writing responses on large chart paper, and sharing their thinking with classmates. Several students stand at the front of the room to present their group’s work while their peers listen. Other photos capture students moving around the classroom and library, collaborating with different classmates during the activity. The learning spaces feature West Nassau’s garnet and gold colors, Warrior Nation signage, TRIBE expectations, classroom displays, bookshelves, and student materials. The photos highlight student engagement, teamwork, discussion, movement, and collaborative learning in action.
A series of photos shows West Nassau High School students actively participating in a collaborative classroom lesson. Students work in small groups around tables, discussing ideas, writing responses on large chart paper, and sharing their thinking with classmates. Several students stand at the front of the room to present their group’s work while their peers listen. Other photos capture students moving around the classroom and library, collaborating with different classmates during the activity. The learning spaces feature West Nassau’s garnet and gold colors, Warrior Nation signage, TRIBE expectations, classroom displays, bookshelves, and student materials. The photos highlight student engagement, teamwork, discussion, movement, and collaborative learning in action.
A series of photos shows West Nassau High School students actively participating in a collaborative classroom lesson. Students work in small groups around tables, discussing ideas, writing responses on large chart paper, and sharing their thinking with classmates. Several students stand at the front of the room to present their group’s work while their peers listen. Other photos capture students moving around the classroom and library, collaborating with different classmates during the activity. The learning spaces feature West Nassau’s garnet and gold colors, Warrior Nation signage, TRIBE expectations, classroom displays, bookshelves, and student materials. The photos highlight student engagement, teamwork, discussion, movement, and collaborative learning in action.
A series of photos shows West Nassau High School students actively participating in a collaborative classroom lesson. Students work in small groups around tables, discussing ideas, writing responses on large chart paper, and sharing their thinking with classmates. Several students stand at the front of the room to present their group’s work while their peers listen. Other photos capture students moving around the classroom and library, collaborating with different classmates during the activity. The learning spaces feature West Nassau’s garnet and gold colors, Warrior Nation signage, TRIBE expectations, classroom displays, bookshelves, and student materials. The photos highlight student engagement, teamwork, discussion, movement, and collaborative learning in action.
A series of photos shows West Nassau High School students actively participating in a collaborative classroom lesson. Students work in small groups around tables, discussing ideas, writing responses on large chart paper, and sharing their thinking with classmates. Several students stand at the front of the room to present their group’s work while their peers listen. Other photos capture students moving around the classroom and library, collaborating with different classmates during the activity. The learning spaces feature West Nassau’s garnet and gold colors, Warrior Nation signage, TRIBE expectations, classroom displays, bookshelves, and student materials. The photos highlight student engagement, teamwork, discussion, movement, and collaborative learning in action.
📣 PEP RALLY EVENT UPDATE | FRIDAY, AUGUST 21 🏹❤️💛

Warriors, we’re ready to kick off the 2026–2027 school year and celebrate our Warrior spirit! 🎉

This Friday, August 21, West Nassau will hold our first pep rally of the year as we come together to celebrate our fall sports, student-athletes, and the start of another great year at West Nassau!

⏰ SCHEDULE REMINDER:
We will follow the Wednesday Early Release Bell Schedule on Friday to accommodate the pep rally.

🚗 Off-Campus OJT and Dual Enrollment Students: Please adjust your schedules for Friday to align with the Wednesday Early Release Bell Schedule.

We’re looking forward to filling the gym with Warrior pride and kicking off the year the Warrior Way!

❤️💛 One Tribe. One Vision. One West Nassau. 🏹
20 days ago, West Nassau High School
West Nassau High School event update graphic in garnet, gold, black, and white featuring the Warrior logo. Large text reads, “EVENT UPDATE” and “PEP RALLY 8/21/26.” The graphic states, “We will be following the Wednesday Early Release bell schedule on Friday.”
❤️💛 Warrior Students & Families: Important Reminder! 💛❤️

Beginning Monday, August 17, all West Nassau High School students are expected to:

🪪 Wear their student ID at all times while on campus.
🚗 Display a valid parking pass when parking in the student parking lot.

These expectations help us maintain a safe, secure, and accountable campus for all Warriors. We appreciate our students and families for helping us start the 2026–2027 school year strong!

The Warrior Way: Excellence. Accountability. Intentionality.

One Tribe. One Vision. One West Nassau. ❤️💛
21 days ago, West Nassau High School
West Nassau High School graphic titled “WNHS Update: Important Student Reminder.” Beginning Monday, August 17, all students must wear their student ID at all times while on campus. Students who park in the student parking lot must display a valid parking pass. The graphic includes the Warrior Way values: Excellence, Accountability, and Intentionality, and the message “One Tribe. One Vision. One West Nassau.”
Seniors...you and a parent must attend 1 of these meeting to be eligible to do EMT in January.
24 days ago, West Nassau High School
illustration depicts a male and female EMT in blue uniforms holding red first aid bags.
Reminder that students are dismissed one hour early every Wednesday throughout the school year.

Parents can view school start and end times here: https://5il.co/3mw28

Download our app to stay updated on the 2026-2027 school calendar.
Download for Android https://aptg.co/s1V3Sq | Download for iPhone https://aptg.co/dtLZNY
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26 days ago, Nassau County School District
Blue Nassau County School District graphic reading “Early Dismissal” with the subheading “Reminder for Families” and a yellow button displaying “Wednesdays.” Additional text explains students are released one hour early every Wednesday.

📬 Have You Checked Your Inbox?
We recently sent important information to families through ParentSquare.

If you haven't received the email, please take a moment to:
✔️ Check your Junk, Spam, or Promotions folders.
✔️ Search your inbox for ParentSquare.

Still can't find it? Your contact information may need to be updated. Please contact your child's school to verify that your email address and phone number are current so you don't miss important district and school communications.

Watch this short tutorial video to learn how to set up your ParentSquare account and get connected with your child’s school. It will walk you through the steps to activate your account and ensure you’re receiving important school communications:
https://vimeo.com/362598038/49d9ffc580?share=copy&fl=cl&fe=ci

Thank you for helping us keep you informed and connected throughout the school year.

Enroll today in your neighborhood A-rated school and experience the excellence that makes Nassau County one of the highest-performing school districts in Florida. https://www.nassau.k12.fl.us/enroll

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26 days ago, Nassau County School District
EXPECT DELAYS: Our First Time Bus Riders Are Learning the Way 🚌
The first few weeks of school are an exciting time, especially for our youngest students and first time bus riders. As drivers, schools, and families help students learn their routes, pickup and drop-off times may take a little longer than usual.

We appreciate your patience and understanding as everyone settles into a safe and successful routine.

Want to know where your child's bus is? Track it in real time using our bus tracking app: https://www.nassau.k12.fl.us/o/ncsd/page/bus-tracking-apps

Thank you for partnering with us to help make the first days of school a great experience for every student.
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27 days ago, Nassau County School District
Graphic reminding families that school bus routes may experience delays during the first days of school. The headline reads "Expect Delays." Supporting text says, "Our 1st time bus riders are learning the way," with a note that reads, "Thank you for your patience!" The image shows elementary students boarding a yellow school bus, and the Nassau County School District logo appears in the lower right corner.
Welcome back, Nassau! We are excited to begin another great school year with our students, staff, and families. #WeAreNassau #NicerInNassau
28 days ago, Nassau County School District
Blue Nassau County School District graphic reading “Happy First Day of School” with the subheading “Welcome Back Nassau!” and the date August 10, 2026.
Applications for free and reduced meal benefits are now open for the 2026-2027 school year. Families are encouraged to apply early.
Apply Online: https://www.nassau.k12.fl.us/page/food-and-nutrition-services

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about 1 month ago, Nassau County School District
Blue Nassau County School District graphic reading “Free & Reduced Meal Applications” with the subheading “Applications Open for 2026-2027” and a yellow button displaying “Apply Online.”
📢 Important Check-Out Reminder for Parents & Guardians

To help us maintain a safe and secure campus, students may not be checked out over the phone. All student check-outs must be completed in person by a parent or guardian presenting a valid photo ID.

Thank you for your partnership in helping us keep our students safe. We appreciate your understanding and cooperation as we begin the 2026–2027 school year.

We will also review this procedure during orientation.

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about 1 month ago, West Nassau High School
Graphic with a maroon background and a white information panel displaying the West Nassau High School seal at the top. The headline reads, “IMPORTANT REMINDER.” The left side features a crossed-out telephone icon with the message: “We will not check students out over the phone. For the safety and security of all students, we cannot accept phone calls to check students out.” The right side features a photo ID icon with a verification checkmark and states: “Students must be checked out in person by a parent or guardian with a valid photo ID.” A banner across the bottom reads, “Thank you for partnering with us to keep our school safe and secure.” The footer displays the school motto: “One Tribe. One Vision. One West Nassau.”