Woodlawn is excited to add ART to our elective wheel for our students. Our leaders have been working on learning the different types of lines and now put that knowledge to use to build 3D objects with their lines. Look at this creativity! We believe Everyone has GENIUS at Woodlawn! #TheWoodlawnWay #70YearsStrong #TheBestisYettoCome
4 days ago, Woodlawn Elementary
A high-angle view shows four children sitting at a long table in a classroom, engaged in an art project. They are cutting and gluing colorful paper strips, creating three-dimensional sculptures. A large monitor in the background displays an example of similar artwork.
We had a chance to meet with our amazing bus drivers! We are thankful for the work they do in starting and ending our students’ day with a positive experience. We reviewed our SOAR expectations, problem solved real world scenarios, and continued building our partnership for a successful year. #TheWoodlawnWay #70YearsStrong #TheBestisYettoCome
4 days ago, Woodlawn Elementary
A group of four school transportation staff stand in front of a screen with a colorful school bus graphic and text that reads, “Thank you for coming & partnering with us.” The individuals are smiling, showing appreciation for their role in supporting students and families.
Friday was also a fun day of learning for 1st grade! Our first grade leaders finished their unit on Fables and participated in their very own Fables Olympics. Students got to dress up as their favorite character from the fables they learned about while participating in different challenges from the fables! Check out our Facebook page for more pictures.
#TheWoodlawnWay #70YearsStrong #TheBestisYettoCome
5 days ago, Woodlawn Elementary
A group of young students in a classroom are dressed in costumes, including animal ears, aprons, and storybook-themed outfits. Some hold props like buckets, while others wear handmade paper hats or masks. They are smiling and posing together in front of a bulletin board with math charts and classroom displays.
Friday was Nursery Rhyme rotations for kindergarten as they wrapped up their first reading unit! Friends from our favorite nursery rhymes came to life and paid our kindergarten leaders a visit. Students got to talk about characters and plot as well as find rhyming words. It was a fun day in kindergarten. There are LOTS of pictures on our Facebook page, so be sure to take a look!
#TheWoodlawnWay #70YearsStrong #TheBestisYettoCome
5 days ago, Woodlawn Elementary
A group of adults stand outside a school building, dressed in playful costumes such as storybook characters and themed outfits. They are smiling and holding props, including small buckets and a book. The background shows a brick wall, a classroom door marked “12,” and part of a playground.

Is your child's favorite hoodie on an adventure? It might be waiting in our Lost and Found! 👀🧥

Our collection of misplaced treasures is getting bigger every day. We have dozens of lonely sweatshirts, water bottles, lunch boxes, and more.

Please peek at the photos and encourage your student to check the lost and found rack located in the cafeteria to see if any of these items belong to them.

Let's help these items find their way home! 🏡❤️

8 days ago, Woodlawn Elementary
A collection of lost and found items from a school. Numerous children's jackets and hoodies are displayed on a clothing rack and on the floor. The collection also includes a variety of water bottles, lunch boxes, a hair bonnet, noise-canceling earmuffs, and jewelry laid out for identification.
A collection of lost and found items from a school. Numerous children's jackets and hoodies are displayed on a clothing rack and on the floor. The collection also includes a variety of water bottles, lunch boxes, a hair bonnet, noise-canceling earmuffs, and jewelry laid out for identification.
A collection of lost and found items from a school. Numerous children's jackets and hoodies are displayed on a clothing rack and on the floor. The collection also includes a variety of water bottles, lunch boxes, a hair bonnet, noise-canceling earmuffs, and jewelry laid out for identification.
A collection of lost and found items from a school. Numerous children's jackets and hoodies are displayed on a clothing rack and on the floor. The collection also includes a variety of water bottles, lunch boxes, a hair bonnet, noise-canceling earmuffs, and jewelry laid out for identification.
A collection of lost and found items from a school. Numerous children's jackets and hoodies are displayed on a clothing rack and on the floor. The collection also includes a variety of water bottles, lunch boxes, a hair bonnet, noise-canceling earmuffs, and jewelry laid out for identification.
A collection of lost and found items from a school. Numerous children's jackets and hoodies are displayed on a clothing rack and on the floor. The collection also includes a variety of water bottles, lunch boxes, a hair bonnet, noise-canceling earmuffs, and jewelry laid out for identification.
A collection of lost and found items from a school. Numerous children's jackets and hoodies are displayed on a clothing rack and on the floor. The collection also includes a variety of water bottles, lunch boxes, a hair bonnet, noise-canceling earmuffs, and jewelry laid out for identification.
A collection of lost and found items from a school. Numerous children's jackets and hoodies are displayed on a clothing rack and on the floor. The collection also includes a variety of water bottles, lunch boxes, a hair bonnet, noise-canceling earmuffs, and jewelry laid out for identification.
A collection of lost and found items from a school. Numerous children's jackets and hoodies are displayed on a clothing rack and on the floor. The collection also includes a variety of water bottles, lunch boxes, a hair bonnet, noise-canceling earmuffs, and jewelry laid out for identification.
We are FIRED UP about 70 years! On Wednesday, our Parent Lighthouse Team served up BBQ and GRATITUDE for our #1 ingredient to success…our amazing staff! A huge shout out to our Parent Lighthouse Team for loving us so well. #TheWoodlawnWay #70YearsStrong
16 days ago, Woodlawn Elementary
A group of people, likely teachers and staff, smiles as they serve themselves BBQ from a buffet-style lunch in a school room. The table is covered with a red and white checkered cloth, and the food includes pulled pork, baked beans, and mac and cheese.

Who needs Disney when you have Woodlawn? Wednesday was our Tall Tales Character Dining experience. Our 2nd graders traded in their schools clothes for buffalo plaid and chowed down on flapjacks and sausage prepared by our amazing parents. They also had a chance to meet real life Tall Tale Characters like Paul Bunyan, Pecos Bill, and Casey Jones. Learning is fun when you do it #TheWoodlawnWay
#70YearsStrong #TheBestisYettoCome
Many more pictures are on our Facebook page.

16 days ago, Annie Noethlich
A group of elementary students and teachers pose on stage in front of a screen reading “Welcome to Tall Tales Character Dining!” Some adults are dressed as tall tale characters, including a cowboy, lumberjack, and train conductor. Students wear casual clothes and smile together for the photo.
A BIG Thank You to our amazing Parent Lighthouse Team for surprising our staff with a treat after surviving our first week! It’s been a great start. We are ready for Week 2! #TheWoodlawnWay #70YearsStrong #TheBestisYettoCome
25 days ago, Woodlawn Elementary
Seven smiling teachers wearing matching blue “Second Grade” shirts stand together in a classroom. Behind them, a wall display reads “AWESOME FIRST WEEK! #70YearsStrong” with blue and yellow decorations.
We wrapped up an amazing first week of school with our Back to School Pep Rally! We reviewed our habits, our school wide expectations, safety protocol, and then ended with some friendly competition between teachers and students! We also sang Happy Birthday to Woodlawn and had a visit from WES! #TheWoodlawnWay #TheBestisYettoCome #70YearsStrong
25 days ago, Woodlawn Elementary
WES the best is yet to come!
Good morning Eagles! Morning drop off has gone so smooth. Thank you for your support with our morning procedures. We are officially marking tardies now. If you are here past 7:30 AM, you will need to come into the office to sign your child in. Thanks for your cooperation. It’s going to be a GREAT year. #TheBestisYetToCome #TheWoodlawnWay
about 1 month ago, Woodlawn Elementary
A sandwich board sign outside a school reads, “OOPS! YOU’RE LATE! Please come into the office to sign in your child” in white and yellow text on a blue background. Sunlight shines from behind, with the school office building visible in the background.

School starts Monday! 📚 Our teachers are ready, classrooms are prepped, and campuses are sparkling. Let’s make this year amazing from day one!

🚌 Find bus pickup/drop-off times: https://www2.highlands.k12.fl.us/infofinder
🕧 School start times are listed on each school's website
🍳 FREE breakfast and lunch is provided every day, for every student

#SBHCFlorida #HighlandsSchools

about 1 month ago, The School Board of Highlands County
Reminder, new school year starts on Monday, set your alarm.

Wednesday was PJs and PLCs. We hit snooze on our alarms after an extended open house and kicked off our morning with brunch in our PJs and comfy clothes and then had our first round of PLCs. Year 70 is looking bright.
#TheWoodlawnWay #TheBestisYettoCome

about 1 month ago, Woodlawn Elementary
A group of smiling women, likely teachers, stand behind a long table filled with a potluck meal. They are gathered in a classroom with motivational posters on the wall that read "RESPECT EACH OTHER," "WE ENCOURAGE ONE ANOTHER," "WE NEVER GIVE UP," and "WE KEEP OUR PROMISES."
Open House 2025-2026 is in the books! What an amazing event as we said welcome back to our returning Eagles and welcomed new families to our nest. Thank you for everyone’s patience with parking and being flexible as we work to accommodate our growing school. The office will be open the rest of the week to assist with students needing to still register or in case you missed taking care of any transportation or clinic needs. We can’t wait to see students on Monday!
#TheWoodlawnWay #TheBestisYettoCome #70YearsStrong
about 1 month ago, Woodlawn Elementary
Two smiling women in matching blue shirts sit at a table with flyers and QR codes, flanked by a person in an eagle mascot costume. The setting is a bright, cheerful school room with blue and yellow accents and large windows in the background.
A huge Woodlawn Shout Out to this amazing crew from Ed’s Barbershop and The Barber’s Code who knocked out over 30 back to school haircuts for kids! They donated their time to give back to our Woodlawn families and we couldn’t be more grateful. Even WES the Eagle got his feathers trimmed. Community partners are a HUGE part of The Woodlawn Way!
#TheBestisYettoCome
#TheWoodlawnWay
#70YearsStrong
about 1 month ago, Woodlawn Elementary
Six men pose with a person in an eagle mascot costume wearing a red barber cape labeled "Ed's Barbershop." Some of the men hold barber tools, and they are smiling in a room with black curtains and white walls, suggesting a fun event or community haircut day.
Ms. Henderson and Mr. Wright had the opportunity to spend time with Highlands County Bus Drivers! We had the privilege to share about building relationships, using preventative measures to improve behavior, and collaborating with schools for a unified front for our students and families. We couldn’t do our work without this special group of people and we look forward to continued collaboration because we are truly one team! #TheBestisYettoCome #70YearsStrong #BusDriversareHeroes
about 1 month ago, Woodlawn Elementary
A large group of people gather in a spacious multipurpose room with tables and chairs. Many are standing and talking in small groups, wearing colorful shirts. The environment appears to be a workshop, training, or team-building event with materials spread across tables.
Huge shout out to these Woodlawn Dads and amazing custodians for helping us make the final stretch to the finish line! We can’t wait to see all of our families on Tuesday! #TheWoodlawnWay #TheBestisYettoCome
about 1 month ago, Woodlawn Elementary
Two men work to secure a large blue tarp to a metal frame structure, with one man standing on a ladder and the other on the ground. A shopping cart sits nearby, holding the excess tarp. The scene appears to be an outdoor construction or maintenance project on a sunny day.
On Friday, we kicked off our 2025-2026 School Year Traveling through the Decades…Literally! We met at the front of Woodlawn and loaded buses and hit the road.
🎶🛼 Stop 1- Welcome to the 50s and 60s at Sun N Lake Community Center! We started with a wonderful breakfast and coffee bar hosted by our Parent Lighthouse Team! We mingled, introduced our newest Eagles, and learned back to school information. We also made WES Tie Dye shirts to rock the 60s.
🕺🪩 Stop 2- Welcome to the 70s! Next we traveled to Southside Baptist where we had our Data Disco. We reviewed academic, discipline, and attendance data. We also learned how to better understand percentile ranks. We now have our WIGs for this year and we can’t wait to crush them.
🤘🎸💿 Stop 3- Welcome to the 80s and 90s! We ended our tour at the ROC where we partied like it was the 80s and 90s. We learned about our PBiS and Leader in Me initiatives. We also learned a dance routine from the amazing Camille Shaffer from Dance Unlimited. We ended our day with a Walking Tacos lunch prepared by our amazing Parent Lighthouse. We also sang karaoke and guessed whose yearbook pictures were hanging on our wall.
A HUGE thank you to everyone who made today possible. We couldn’t create the Woodlawn Magic without you, especially our rockstar Parent Lighthouse Team. We truly know The Best is Yet to Come! Here’s to year 70!
#TheWoodlawnWay
about 1 month ago, Woodlawn Elementary
A decorated room with a retro 1950s theme features a large screen that reads “Empowering Leaders through the Decades! #70YearsStrong.” The walls are adorned with colorful diner-style decorations, silhouettes of dancers, and vinyl records, creating a festive and nostalgic atmosphere.
Last week, we got to celebrate this amazing team! We were also excited to have the HES admin team join us, too. These people have worked tirelessly and selflessly to make our school look brand new for our staff and families. Today was all about celebrating them! They deserve it! #TheWoodlawnWay #70YearsStrong
about 1 month ago, Woodlawn Elementary
School staff sit together around a long restaurant table, enjoying a meal and smiling for the camera. Plates of food and drinks are in front of them, and the atmosphere is casual and cheerful.

PARENTS /GUARDIANS: The Commissioner of Education requires that training is available for parents/guardians on the consequences of making a school threat or false report via FortifyFL. Please discuss with your student the seriousness of this issue. Click to access course: www2.highlands.k12.fl.us/threatsweaponsinfo

about 1 month ago, The School Board of Highlands County
Monday night, was our annual Kindergarten home visits! We had a blast visiting the homes of our currently enrolled new kindergarteners. We loved getting to meet new Eagles, interact with amazing new families, and see some familiar faces. We can’t wait for an amazing school year!
If you haven’t finished enrolling your child for the 25-26 school year, don’t wait! Come celebrate our 70th year with us.
#TheWoodlawnWay #70YearsStrong
about 2 months ago, Woodlawn Elementary
A young girl holds a sign that says, “I’m going to KINDERGARTEN at Woodlawn!” She stands with her family and a smiling teacher in front of a brick house with a flower wreath on the door. Everyone is smiling, and it's a joyful moment.