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Instructional Programs
School Board of Levy County - Instructional Programs Content & Instructional Programs Contacts Morgan Bennett Assistant Superintendent of Instruction & Accountability Phone: (352) 486-5231 x2062 Darby Allen Coordinator of Literacy & MTSS 352-486-5231 x2125 Suzanne Beck Coordinator of Math and Science 352-486-5231 x2039 Maria Anderson Coordinator of ESOL Phone: (352) 486-5231 x2050 Rebecca Childs Coordinator of Pre-K and Student Services Phone: (352) 486-5231 x2063 Gerie Forde Coordinator of Grants and Federal Programs Phone: (352) 486-5231 x2064 Michele Studstill Secretary to Assistant Superintendent Phone: (352) 486-5231 x2036 Tanya Alford Title I Resource Lab Phone: (352) 486-5231 x2075 Katherine Corbin Teacher on Special Assignment, Advanced Post Secondary Programming Phone: (352) 486-5231 x2047 Content Areas Literacy Mathematics Science Instructional Programs Career and Technical Education English for Speakers of Other Languages MTSS – Multi-Tiered System of Support VPK
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Cyber Communication System for Sexual Offender/Predator Reporting
Cyber Communication System | Login Page Cyber Communication System Login Sexual Offender/Predator Home | FDLE Home Login Forgot Username | Forgot Password CCS User Guide Offender Registry Services Bureau Phone: 1-888-357-7332 (M-F 8:00am - 5:00pm, Eastern) Email: [email protected] Florida Sexual Offenders and Predators Sexual predators and sexual offenders in Florida are required to either report in person at a sheriff's office or may, for convenience, use this Cyber Communication System (CCS)* to report the following: Must be reported within 48 hours after use: Email Addresses Internet Identifiers Must be reported within 48 hours of any change: Employment Phone Numbers Changes in Status at institutions of higher education: Enrollment Volunteering Employment Vehicles Owned Must be reported within 48 hours after establishing: In-state travel residence For further information about registration requirements follow this link (https://offender.fdle.state.fl.us/offender/sops/important.jsf) or contact FDLE at 888-357-7332 * If you are a sexual predator or sexual offender in the custody or control, or under the supervision of the Florida Department of Corrections (DOC) or the Florida Department of Juvenile Justice (DJJ), you MUST report the information described above within the required timeframe to your probation officer with DOC or DJJ. Vehicles owned MUST be reported in person to the sheriff’s office. For a guide to the new Cyber Communication System please click here. Important Note: Since your original password was randomly generated, it is recommended that you change your password upon initial login. After logging into the system, click "Change Password" to create a new password. For added security, you must change your password every 90 days. PLEASE BE ADVISED: Neither FDLE nor a federal or local law enforcement agency will contact registrants by phone (calls or text) to solicit payment. If contacted, reports should be filed with a local law enforcement agency directly. View Reregistration Days, Times and Locations by County (Spanish Version) for contact numbers for law enforcement agencies around the state. Unauthorized use is prohibited and may result in criminal and/or civil penalties. Use of the system indicates consent to restrictions/monitoring without prior notice. By clicking "I Agree" below, I agree that I have read the above information, will only use CCS as noted above, and will only enter true and accurate information into this system. Providing false information or misuse of CCS to evade Florida’s mandatory in person reporting requirements may subject me to criminal prosecution. I Agree
Transportation
School Board of Levy County - Transportation Necessary Driver Documents SBLC Bus Drivers Handbook SBLC Substitute Bus Driver Hiring Process SBLC Transportation Parent Brochure Pre-K and K Passport Program CDL Testing Fees Contact Information Joseph Wain Director of Transportation Phone: (352) 486-5252 Darlene Polk Coordinator of Transportation Phone: (352) 486-5252 Janet Neal Transportation Secretary Phone: (352) 486-5252 x2101 Dayna London Transportation Receptionist Phone: (352) 486-5252 Christina VanKavelaar Transport Data Clerk Phone (352) 486-5252 x2121 David Fisher Shop Foreman Phone (352) 486-5252 x2104 Mission Statement Our mission is to educate all students in a safe environment and to graduate them ready for college and career success. How to Join a Bus Group on ParentSquare Your browser does not support the video tag. When to Stop For School Bus Contacts Joseph Wain Director of Transportation Phone: (352) 486-5252 Darlene Polk Coordinator of Transportation Phone: (352) 486-5252 Janet Neal Transportation Secretary Phone: (352) 486-5252 x2101 Dayna London Transportation Receptionist Phone: (352) 486-5252 Christina VanKavelaar Transportation Data Clerk Phone (352) 486-5252 x2121 David Fisher Shop Foreman Phone (352) 486-5252 X2104 Documents Search Documents CDL Testing Fees 2 7 22 (1) pdf Levy Bus Drivers Handbook 2024 revision 7 23 24 final (2) pdf PassportFlyer (1) pdf SBLC Tranportation Parent Brochure 2019 English (1) pdf Sub Driver Hiring Process 6 23 21 (1) pdf No matching records found
Maintenance
School Board of Levy County - Maintenance Skip to main content × Close × Close Maintenance Maintenance Contacts William Stockman Director of Maintenance Phone: (352) 486-5250 (352) 486-5231 x 2111 Abbie Gilliam Business Operations Support Lead Phone: (352) 486-5231 x2038 McSween "Mac" Huber Coordinator, Maintenance 352-486-5231 x2109 Safety Data Sheets
Food, Nutrition and Wellness
School Board of Levy County - Food, Nutrition and Wellness Expand AllCollapse All SBLC Wellness Wellness Policy Smart Snacks in School Fundraisers Guide to Smart Snacks Healthy Fundraising Solutions SBLC Student Wellness Policy Brochure - ENGLISH Folleto de Bienestar del Estudiante - ESPANOL Online Payments Meal Pre-Payments (RevTrak) RevTrak Instructions - ENGLISH RevTrak Instructions - ESPANOL Department of Health - Sanitation Certificates Bronson Elementary School Bronson Middle High School Chiefland Elementary School Cedar Key School Chiefland Middle High School District Warehouse Joyce Bullock Elementary School Williston Elementary School Williston Middle High School Yankeetown School Nature Coast Middle School Whispering Winds Charter School Department of Health - Inspection Reports BRONSON ELEMENTARY SCHOOL BRONSON MIDDLE HIGH SCHOOL CHIEFLAND ELEMENTARY SCHOOL CHIEFLAND MIDDLE HIGH SCHOOL JOYCE BULLOCK ELEMENTARY SCHOOL WILLISTON ELEMENTARY SCHOOL WILLISTON MIDDLE HIGH SCHOOL DISTRICT WAREHOUSE CEDAR KEY SCHOOL YANKEETOWN SCHOOL WHISPERING WINDS CHARTER SCHOOL NATURE COAST MIDDLE SCHOOL Meal information Meal Prices Menus in SchoolCafe for Levy County Schools Community Eligibility Provision (CEP) CEP Public Release 26/27 - ENGLISH CEP Public Release 26/27 - ESPANOL Civil Rights Non-Discrimination Statement - ENGLISH Non-Discrimination Statement - ESPANOL Non-Discrimination Statement - KREYOL Medical Statement for Meal Modifications form Meal Modifications for Student with Disability Guide FDACS Civil Rights Policy & Procdure Manual Language Assistance Tagline Translations Julia Oberst Director Phone: (352) 486-5231 x2106 Natalie Warren Coordinator Phone: (352) 486-5231 x2027 Shenna Griffin Secretary Phone: (352) 486-5231 x2114 Expand AllCollapse All For Parents U.S. Food and Drug Administration Center for Disease Control and Prevention American Dietetic Association American Heart Association American Diabetes Association American Academy of Pediatrics Nutrition Mission: Your Journey to Optimal Health “We Can” Resources from National Heart, Lung and Blood Institute on Enhancing Children’s Activity & Nutrition Food Allergies Tree Nut Allergy Guide Peanut Allergy Guide For Students USDA ChooseMyPlate.gov Heart Association for Kids Cool Stuff on “5 A Day” Find out more about Florida Citrus Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics - Eatright.org Dick and Jane Educational Snacks Food and Health Communications USDA Nondiscrimination Statement.pdf (103.8 KBs) USDA Notice to Beneficiaries and Prospective Beneficiaries.pdf (94.0 KBs)
VPK
VPK Rebecca Childs Coordinator of Pre-K and Student Services Phone: (352) 486-5231 x2063 Useful Links Florida's Early Learning Family Portal Levy County School District Voluntary Prekindergarten Education Parents/Guardians: The School Board of Levy County is excited to announce that PreK for 4 year olds will be a FREE FULL DAY program. Your child must be 4 years old on or before September 1, of the current school year. Breakfast, lunch, and transportation will also be free. Applications will open online January 1, for the school year that begins in August. Before applying you will need: Your child must have a VPK certificate. To obtain a VPK certificate please go to the website at http://familyservices.floridaearlylearning.com click on family portal. Proof of your child’s age: by birth certificate or updated immunization record Proof of physical address: driver’s license or a utility bill less than 60 days old or a paystub less than 30 days old or a car registration with current information on it or a lease with first page, last page, and signature page You will have to upload these two items during the application. After you submit the application online you will receive the Child Eligibility Certificate 2 to three business days later. Local libraries or the Early Learning Coalition have computers you can use. If you have questions please call the Early Learning Coalition 352-490-5855. Print this out and quickly take it to the school nearest you. Do this quickly so that your child will be put on the list to attend PreK.
Literacy in Levy
School Board of Levy County - Literacy Literacy in Levy Contact Darby Allen Coordinator of Literacy and MTSS Phone: (352) 486-5231 Literacy in Levy Expand AllCollapse All K-12 Comprehensive Reading Plan 2025-26 All counties in the state of Florida…. Curriculum used
MTSS
Multi-Tiered System of Support (MTSS) Contact Darby Allen Coordinator of Literacy and MTSS Phone: (352) 486-5231 x2031 MTSS Parent Resources: Family Guide To MTSS Parent Guide MTSS Parent Guide MTSS - SPANISH Parent Information for Students Receiving Intensive Interventions Parent Information Intensive Interventions - SPANISH NWI Scholarship Flyer NWI Scholarship Flyer Spanish Understood.org Homepage What is MTSS? MTSS is a framework for organizing the various opportunities for supporting students in academics and/or behavior. Supports range from adjusting instruction to small group intervention. School-based teams use ongoing assessment of students to determine what support is needed and monitor the students’ progress to the intervention provided. Support is organized around three tiers. Tier 1 support is that which is available for all learners. Tier 2 are those interventions designed for some students. Tier 3 interventions are the most intensive supports that are required by the fewest students. The system is fluid and allows for students to be connected to the right level of support in whatever area is needed. Key Principles of MTSS Early intervention Instruction is matched to individual student's needs Frequent progress monitoring data are collected and reflected upon to ensure the effectiveness of instruction and interventions Evidence-based practices and interventions Parental involvement is encouraged Potential Benefits of MTSS Improved instruction and educational environment for all learners Provides support for students in need earlier Progress monitoring provides clear information Increased communication between parents and educators Questions a Parent/Guardian Can Ask The first point of contact for questions and concerns is always your child’s teacher. A phone call or parent conference is a great way to start the conversation about any difficulty that your child is experiencing. Is my child meeting academic and behavioral expectations? How do we know? If additional instruction or intervention is needed, what supports will be given to my child? How often will I be updated on my child’s progress? What can I do to support my child at home?
Instructional Programs
School Board of Levy County - Instructional Programs Content & Instructional Programs Contacts Morgan Bennett Assistant Superintendent of Instruction & Accountability Phone: (352) 486-5231 x2062 Darby Allen Coordinator of Literacy & MTSS 352-486-5231 x2125 Suzanne Beck Coordinator of Math and Science 352-486-5231 x2039 Maria Anderson Coordinator of ESOL Phone: (352) 486-5231 x2050 Rebecca Childs Coordinator of Pre-K and Student Services Phone: (352) 486-5231 x2063 Gerie Forde Coordinator of Grants and Federal Programs Phone: (352) 486-5231 x2064 Michele Studstill Secretary to Assistant Superintendent Phone: (352) 486-5231 x2036 Tanya Alford Title I Resource Lab Phone: (352) 486-5231 x2075 Katherine Corbin Teacher on Special Assignment, Advanced Post Secondary Programming Phone: (352) 486-5231 x2047 Content Areas Literacy Mathematics Science Instructional Programs Career and Technical Education English for Speakers of Other Languages MTSS – Multi-Tiered System of Support VPK
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Administration
School Board of Levy County - Administration Skip to main content × Close × Close Administration Administration Matthew McLelland Assistant Superintendent of Operations Phone: (352) 486-5231 x2056 Morgan Bennett Assistant Superintendent of Instruction & Accountability Phone: (352) 486-5231 x2062 Adam Gore Director of School Safety Phone: (352) 486-5231 x2037 Angela Hogan Secretary to Superintendent Phone: (352) 486-5231 x2044 Sherry Tindale| Secretary to Assistant Superintendents Phone: (352) 486-5231 x2023 District Office Secretary Phone: (352) 486-5231 x2000 Notice of Election Revtrak Home School Packet 26-27 Home School Packet 26-27 (Spanish Version) Letter of Intent Letter of Intent (Spanish Version) Home Education Program Transfer Request- Evaluation Termination Form SBLC District Calendar 2026-27 SBLC District Calendar 2025-26 SBLC District Calendar 2024-25 SBLC District Calendar 2023-24 SBLC District Calendar 2022-23 (revised 11/8/22) SBLC District Calendar 2021-22 SBLC District Calendar 2020-21 Instructional Materials Review and Adoption 24-25 Instructional Materials Review and Adoption 24-25 (Spanish) Process for Review and Challenge of Adopted Materials (Mathematics) School Public Accountability Reports (SPAR) SBLC Comprehensive Student Progression Plan 2026-27 SBLC Code of Conduct 2026-2027 SBLC Code of Conduct 2026-2027 Spanish SBLC Administrator Evaluation System 2024-2025 SBLC Teacher Evaluation System 2018-19 SBLC Strategic Plan 2019-2023 SBLC Work Plan District Report 2016-17 SBLC Master Inservice Plan District OPPAGA Report SBLC Instructional Materials Policy Handbook 2024-25 ELA Instructional Materials Plan Math Instructional Materials Plan Science and Social Studies Instructionlal Materials Review and Adoption Economic Security Report Levy Required Instruction Plan 25-26 Health Education Opt-Out Letter (English) Health Education Opt-Out Letter (Spanish) Health Education Real Essentials Curriculum Information SBLC Policy for Authorization to Conduct Research Studies Articulation Agreement - College of Central Florida Articulation Agreement - Santa Fe College Articulation Agreement – University of Florida Articulation Agreement Addendum – University of Florida Career Pathways Articulation Agreement - College of Central Florida TItle IX: New Regulations for 2020 Multi-Tiered System of Support (MTSS) Request for Reconsideration of Instructional Materials Form
Assessment
School Board of Levy County - Assessment Skip to main content × Close × Close Assessment Welcome to the Assessment Department Contact Information Maria Anderson Coordinator of ESOL/Assessment/MTSS 352-486-5231 x2050 The Department of Assessment supports the successful administration of local, state, and federally required assessment programs across the School Board of Levy County. We provide guidance, training, and technical assistance to school administrators, testing coordinators, and instructional staff to ensure assessments are administered with integrity, consistency, and in accordance with state and federal requirements. Our department coordinates assessment planning, testing logistics, accommodations, security procedures, reporting, and data support to help ensure accurate and meaningful assessment results. We are committed to providing reliable assessment information that educators can use to monitor student progress, inform instructional decisions, and support continuous improvement for all students. VPK-12 Student Assessments Florida Assessment of Student Thinking (FAST) FAST Portal End-of-Course (EOC) Assessments Statewide Science Assessment Writing Assessments Florida Standards Alternate Assessment WIDA ACCESS Florida Civic Literacy Exam (FCLE) Florida Standards Assessments Retakes Assessment Schedules Assessments & Publications Archive K-12 Student Assessment Technical Reports Private School Opportunities for Statewide Assessm Results Testing Policies Levy County School students must adhere to the following testing policies as set by the Florida Department of Education. Electronic Devices—Students are not allowed to access any electronic devices, including, but not limited to, cell phones, smart glasses, and smartwatches, at any time during testing or during breaks (e.g., restroom), even if the devices are turned off or students do not use them. Students may not wear smart glasses during statewide testing, even if they are prescription glasses. Students with prescription smart glasses will need to remove them or test another day with standard glasses. If your student is found with an electronic device or is found using Bluetooth/wireless headphones/earbuds during testing, his or her test will be invalidated (not scored). Calculator Policy—For Grades 7–8 FAST Mathematics, approved handheld scientific calculators may be used. For Grade 6 FAST Mathematics, a handheld four-function calculator may be used. Calculators are not allowed for Grades 3–5 Mathematics. Testing Rules Acknowledgment—All tests include a Testing Rules Acknowledgment that reads: “I understand the testing rules that were just read to me. If I do not follow these rules, my test score may be invalidated.” Prior to testing, test administrators read the rules to students, and students click a box in the test to show that they understand the testing rules. Discussing Test Content after Testing—The last part of the testing rules read to students states that because the test content is secure, students may not discuss or share details about the test items and passages after testing. This includes texting, emailing, or posting test content to social media sites. While students may not share information about what questions were on their test, this policy is not meant to prevent students from talking about their testing experiences with their parents/families. Working Independently—Students are responsible for doing their own work during the test and for protecting their answers from being seen by others. If students are caught cheating during testing, their tests will be invalidated (not scored). Illness/Leaving Campus—If your student leaves campus before completing a test (e.g., for lunch, an appointment), he or she may not be allowed to return to that test. If your student does not feel well on the day of testing, it may be best for him or her to wait and be tested on a make-up day. Please remember not to schedule appointments on testing days. Testing Accommodations—If your student has an Individual Educational Plan (IEP), a Section 504 Plan, or is an English Language Learner (ELL) or a recently exited ELL, please contact the school to discuss any testing accommodations that will be provided for your student. Testing Irregularities—If a testing irregularity occurs in your student’s testing room, as part of a school investigation, your student may be asked questions to provide information about the incident. In addition, your student may need to retake the test if a suspected irregularity is reported that may affect the validity of the test results. Extra Time—Any student still working at the end of the allotted time for the session will be provided extra time, as allowed, to complete the test. However, based on directions from the district, students who are not actively working (e.g., sleeping) at the end of regular time may be dismissed rather than being given extra time. Graduation Requirements For Florida's Statewide Assessment Standard Diploma Requirements Academic Advisement – What Students and Parents Need to Know Uniform Assessment Calendar 2025-26 Levy Assessment Handbook 2026-27 Student & Family Access to Student Results for State Assessments
B.E.S.T. Standards
Welcome To Our Family 2480 NW Old Fannin Road | Chiefland, FL 32626 | (352) 490-5799 Home Our Staff Contact Us Parents Enrollment Information Student - Parent Handbook School Supply List Wellness Policy Accountability Wellness Title I Uniform Policy Parent Involvement ESOL B.E.S.T. Standards Other Links FERPA-Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act School Calendar Board Info Board Members Board Minutes Financials 2017-18 Budget 2017 Audit 2018-19 Budget 2018 Audit 2019-20 Budget 2019 Audit 2020 Audit 2020-21 Budget 2021-22 Budget 2021 Audit 2022 Audit 2022-23 Budget 2023-24 Budget 2023 Audit 2024-25 Budget 2024 Audit 2025-26 Budget 2025 Audit 2026-27 Budget Cafeteria Lunch Menu Student of the Month 2025 Safety Patrol in Washington D.C. School Begins August 10, 2026 School Begins on August 10, 2026. WWCS School Grade WWCS school earned an "C" for the 2025-2026 school year. Annual Title 1 Parent Meeting Annual Title 1 Meeting will be on August 7, 2026 in the cafeteria. No cost VPK Children who will be 4 prior to September 1st are eligible to enroll in VPK. The program will run from 7:55 - 2:20 at no cost to the parent. Please contact Angie Jordan in the fron office for furth.... No Cost Lunch & Breakfast Whispering Winds Charter School is a Community Eligible Provider, which means breakfast and lunch are provided at no cost to the parents. We begin serving Breakfast at 7:30 am and lunch at 11:20 a.... Welcome To Our Family Welcome to Whispering Winds Charter School. We are a small, (less than 150 students) publicly funded school of choice located in Chiefland, Florida. We are under the umbrella of the School Board of Levy County, Florida, but are independently run by our own Board of Directors. Levy County is a rural county that reaches from the Gulf of Mexico to the borders of Marion and Alachua County. We love the richness of where we live, whether enjoying the beautiful springs, the Suwannee River, the Gulf of Mexico or the beautiful woodlands and farmlands . . . Levy County has it all. Whispering Winds was founded in 1999 with the belief that smaller schools can provide a more personalized educational option for each child. We set high academic standards for all students, but also believe that your child is more than just a test score. Our goal is to provide a nurturing environment where your child can grow academically, socially and emotionally. We are publicly funded, but privately run. We are held to the same accountability as every other public school in the State of Florida, but we have a unique educational philosophy and our Board of Directors and School Advisory Committee are responsible for the philosophies, policies and procedures of Whispering Winds Charter School. We are very proud of our students and staff and believe that we provide an education option that focuses on high academic and social standards. We believe Whispering Winds is what every school can and should be. Affordable Website Design by
Uniform Policy
The Whispering Winds Charter School Uniform Policy is designed to promote a safe and orderly school environment, reduce peer pressure and socioeconomic barriers, and foster a sense of unity and pride among our students. **General Guidelines:** * **Tops:** Solid colored polo shirts or t-shirts (navy blue, white, or khaki) are required. School-issued spirit wear may also be worn. * **Bottoms:** Solid colored pants, shorts, skirts, or skorts (navy blue, khaki, or black) are required. Jeans are not permitted. Skirts and skorts must be knee-length or longer. * **Footwear:** Closed-toe shoes are required. Sneakers, loafers, or similar footwear are acceptable. Flip-flops and sandals are not permitted. * **Outerwear:** Jackets, sweaters, or hoodies worn in the classroom must be solid colored (navy blue, white, or khaki) and free of large logos or graphics. School-issued spirit wear outerwear is also acceptable. * **Accessories:** Hats and other head coverings are not permitted indoors unless for religious or medical purposes. **Exceptions:** * Special dress-down days may be announced throughout the school year. * Religious or medical accommodations will be made upon written request and approval from school administration. **Consequences:** Students who are not in compliance with the uniform policy will be subject to disciplinary action, which may include: 1. Verbal warning and requirement to correct the uniform. 2. Contacting parents/guardians to bring the correct attire to school. 3. In-school suspension if non-compliance persists. We appreciate your cooperation in ensuring all students adhere to the uniform policy, creating a positive and productive learning environment for everyone at Whispering Winds Charter School.
Title I
Welcome To Our Family 2480 NW Old Fannin Road | Chiefland, FL 32626 | (352) 490-5799 Home Our Staff Contact Us Parents Enrollment Information Student - Parent Handbook School Supply List Wellness Policy Accountability Wellness Title I Uniform Policy Parent Involvement ESOL B.E.S.T. Standards Other Links FERPA-Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act School Calendar Board Info Board Members Board Minutes Financials 2017-18 Budget 2017 Audit 2018-19 Budget 2018 Audit 2019-20 Budget 2019 Audit 2020 Audit 2020-21 Budget 2021-22 Budget 2021 Audit 2022 Audit 2022-23 Budget 2023-24 Budget 2023 Audit 2024-25 Budget 2024 Audit 2025-26 Budget 2025 Audit 2026-27 Budget Cafeteria Lunch Menu Student of the Month 2025 Safety Patrol in Washington D.C. School Begins August 10, 2026 School Begins on August 10, 2026. WWCS School Grade WWCS school earned an "C" for the 2025-2026 school year. Annual Title 1 Parent Meeting Annual Title 1 Meeting will be on August 7, 2026 in the cafeteria. No cost VPK Children who will be 4 prior to September 1st are eligible to enroll in VPK. The program will run from 7:55 - 2:20 at no cost to the parent. Please contact Angie Jordan in the fron office for furth.... No Cost Lunch & Breakfast Whispering Winds Charter School is a Community Eligible Provider, which means breakfast and lunch are provided at no cost to the parents. We begin serving Breakfast at 7:30 am and lunch at 11:20 a.... Welcome To Our Family Welcome to Whispering Winds Charter School. We are a small, (less than 150 students) publicly funded school of choice located in Chiefland, Florida. We are under the umbrella of the School Board of Levy County, Florida, but are independently run by our own Board of Directors. Levy County is a rural county that reaches from the Gulf of Mexico to the borders of Marion and Alachua County. We love the richness of where we live, whether enjoying the beautiful springs, the Suwannee River, the Gulf of Mexico or the beautiful woodlands and farmlands . . . Levy County has it all. Whispering Winds was founded in 1999 with the belief that smaller schools can provide a more personalized educational option for each child. We set high academic standards for all students, but also believe that your child is more than just a test score. Our goal is to provide a nurturing environment where your child can grow academically, socially and emotionally. We are publicly funded, but privately run. We are held to the same accountability as every other public school in the State of Florida, but we have a unique educational philosophy and our Board of Directors and School Advisory Committee are responsible for the philosophies, policies and procedures of Whispering Winds Charter School. We are very proud of our students and staff and believe that we provide an education option that focuses on high academic and social standards. We believe Whispering Winds is what every school can and should be. Affordable Website Design by
School Supply List
Welcome To Our Family 2480 NW Old Fannin Road | Chiefland, FL 32626 | (352) 490-5799 Home Our Staff Contact Us ParentsEnrollment Information Student - Parent Handbook School Supply List Wellness Policy Accountability Wellness Title I Uniform Policy Parent Involvement ESOL B.E.S.T. Standards Other Links FERPA-Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act School Calendar Board InfoBoard Members Board Minutes Financials2017-18 Budget 2017 Audit 2018-19 Budget 2018 Audit 2019-20 Budget 2019 Audit 2020 Audit 2020-21 Budget 2021-22 Budget 2021 Audit 2022 Audit 2022-23 Budget 2023-24 Budget 2023 Audit 2024-25 Budget 2024 Audit 2025-26 Budget 2025 Audit 2026-27 Budget CafeteriaLunch Menu Student of the Month 2025 Safety Patrol in Washington D.C. School Begins August 10, 2026 School Begins on August 10, 2026. WWCS School Grade WWCS school earned an "C" for the 2025-2026 school year. Annual Title 1 Parent Meeting Annual Title 1 Meeting will be on August 7, 2026 in the cafeteria. No cost VPK Children who will be 4 prior to September 1st are eligible to enroll in VPK. The program will run from 7:55 - 2:20 at no cost to the parent. Please contact Angie Jordan in the fron office for furth.... No Cost Lunch & Breakfast Whispering Winds Charter School is a Community Eligible Provider, which means breakfast and lunch are provided at no cost to the parents. We begin serving Breakfast at 7:30 am and lunch at 11:20 a.... Welcome To Our Family Welcome to Whispering Winds Charter School. We are a small, (less than 150 students) publicly funded school of choice located in Chiefland, Florida. We are under the umbrella of the School Board of Levy County, Florida, but are independently run by our own Board of Directors. Levy County is a rural county that reaches from the Gulf of Mexico to the borders of Marion and Alachua County. We love the richness of where we live, whether enjoying the beautiful springs, the Suwannee River, the Gulf of Mexico or the beautiful woodlands and farmlands . . . Levy County has it all. Whispering Winds was founded in 1999 with the belief that smaller schools can provide a more personalized educational option for each child. We set high academic standards for all students, but also believe that your child is more than just a test score. Our goal is to provide a nurturing environment where your child can grow academically, socially and emotionally. We are publicly funded, but privately run. We are held to the same accountability as every other public school in the State of Florida, but we have a unique educational philosophy and our Board of Directors and School Advisory Committee are responsible for the philosophies, policies and procedures of Whispering Winds Charter School. We are very proud of our students and staff and believe that we provide an education option that focuses on high academic and social standards. We believe Whispering Winds is what every school can and should be. Affordable Website Design by
Enrollment Information
Welcome To Our Family 2480 NW Old Fannin Road | Chiefland, FL 32626 | (352) 490-5799 School Begins August 10, 2026. School Begins on August 10, 2026. WWCS School Grade WWCS school earned an "C" for the 2025-2026 school year. Annual Title 1 Parent Meeting Annual Title 1 Meeting will be on August 7, 2026 in the cafeteria. No cost VPK Children who will be 4 prior to September 1st are eligible to enroll in VPK. The program will run from 7:55 - 2:20 at no cost to the parent. Please contact Angie Jordan in the fron office for furth.... No Cost Lunch & Breakfast Whispering Winds Charter School is a Community Eligible Provider, which means breakfast and lunch are provided at no cost to the parents. We begin serving Breakfast at 7:30 am and lunch at 11:20 a.... Welcome To Our Family Welcome to Whispering Winds Charter School. We are a small, (less than 150 students) publicly funded school of choice located in Chiefland, Florida. We are under the umbrella of the School Board of Levy County, Florida, but are independently run by our own Board of Directors. Levy County is a rural county that reaches from the Gulf of Mexico to the borders of Marion and Alachua County. We love the richness of where we live, whether enjoying the beautiful springs, the Suwannee River, the Gulf of Mexico or the beautiful woodlands and farmlands . . . Levy County has it all. Whispering Winds was founded in 1999 with the belief that smaller schools can provide a more personalized educational option for each child. We set high academic standards for all students, but also believe that your child is more than just a test score. Our goal is to provide a nurturing environment where your child can grow academically, socially and emotionally. We are publicly funded, but privately run. We are held to the same accountability as every other public school in the State of Florida, but we have a unique educational philosophy and our Board of Directors and School Advisory Committee are responsible for the philosophies, policies and procedures of Whispering Winds Charter School. We are very proud of our students and staff and believe that we provide an education option that focuses on high academic and social standards. We believe Whispering Winds is what every school can and should be. Affordable Website Design by
Wellness
Welcome To Our Family 2480 NW Old Fannin Road | Chiefland, FL 32626 | (352) 490-5799 Welcome to Whispering Winds Charter School. We are a small, (less than 150 students) publicly funded school of choice located in Chiefland, Florida. We are under the umbrella of the School Board of Levy County, Florida, but are independently run by our own Board of Directors. Levy County is a rural county that reaches from the Gulf of Mexico to the borders of Marion and Alachua County. We love the richness of where we live, whether enjoying the beautiful springs, the Suwannee River, the Gulf of Mexico or the beautiful woodlands and farmlands . . . Levy County has it all. Whispering Winds was founded in 1999 with the belief that smaller schools can provide a more personalized educational option for each child. We set high academic standards for all students, but also believe that your child is more than just a test score. Our goal is to provide a nurturing environment where your child can grow academically, socially and emotionally. We are publicly funded, but privately run. We are held to the same accountability as every other public school in the State of Florida, but we have a unique educational philosophy and our Board of Directors and School Advisory Committee are responsible for the philosophies, policies and procedures of Whispering Winds Charter School. We are very proud of our students and staff and believe that we provide an education option that focuses on high academic and social standards. We believe Whispering Winds is what every school can and should be.
E-Recording
E-Recording | Levy County Clerk of the Circuit Court Skip to content Search Website Home Online Services E-Recording What is E-Recording? E-Recording enables customers to file and record documents with the Levy County Clerk of Court’s Official Records Department via the internet. E-Recording is perfect for customers looking for a convenient online option. With E-Recording, customers simply scan the original document, convert it to an electronic image, add indexing information, and electronically submit it to the Clerk’s office within minutes. Vendors The Clerk’s office cannot recommend or endorse vendors. For those wishing to E-Record documents, the following is a list of authorized providers you may easily research in order to determine which vendor best suits your personal and/or professional needs. Certified Simplifile – (800) 460-5657 Not Certified CSC eRecording Solutions – (866) 652-0111 eRecording Partners Network – (888) 325-3365
TurboCourt – DIY Forms
TurboCourt – DIY Forms | Levy County Clerk of Court The Levy County Clerk of Court has partnered with the Florida Association of Court Clerks & Comptrollers (FCCC) and a private vendor named TurboCourt to bring the citizens of Levy County a “Do-It-Yourself” Portal for completing forms for certain court case types. Currently, there are four case types that a citizen can complete using TurboCourt DIY Self Help forms. More case types will be available in the future. The links for each are below: Protective Injunction Landlord & Tenant Disputes Dissolution of Marriage Without Children Dissolution of Marriage With Children Filing in 3 Easy Steps Filing your own forms is easy! Select your case type above and follow the instructions. The three steps are: Where to File: Select the county you want to file your paperwork in. If you live in Levy County you will want to choose “Levy” from the drop-down menu. Sign Up / Log In: If you are a first-time user, you will need to create an account. You will receive an email from TurboCourt with tips, links, and tutorials. Complete Forms: Answer the questions as prompted, and TurboCourt will walk you through the process. Then print and file your forms. Disclaimer The Levy County Clerk of Court is not responsible for the TurboCourt website, its content, or any errors that may be found on the website or the forms provided on the website. If you have a question regarding the use of TurboCourt or the forms you have submitted, please call our office at (352) 486-5266.
Comptroller
Comptroller | Levy County, Clerk of the Circuit Court and Comptroller Skip to content Search Website Home Finance Department Comptroller As the County Comptroller, Matt Brooks serves as the chief financial officer for Levy County government, ensuring fiscal accountability, transparency, and integrity in the management of public funds. This role is carried out in conjunction with his responsibilities as the Clerk of the Circuit Court and Comptroller, a constitutional officer elected to safeguard the county’s financial interests. As Comptroller, he is committed to ensuring that every dollar collected and spent serves the best interests of the residents of Levy County. Through prudent financial stewardship and open government practices, he works to maintain public trust and support the effective delivery of county services. Role of the Clerk Duties of the Clerk As Custodian and Accountant of County Funds Keeping the Board’s accounts Receiving and depositing funds of the county Keeping an accurate and complete set of books Investing excess county funds As County Auditor Verify expenditures are for a lawful and public purpose Inspect and examine all accounts of the Board at all times Act as a “watchdog” of the Board’s financial activities Secret Link
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Welcome To Our Family 2480 NW Old Fannin Road | Chiefland, FL 32626 | (352) 490-5799 Home Our Staff Contact Us Parents Enrollment Information Student - Parent Handbook School Supply List Wellness Policy Accountability Wellness Title I Uniform Policy Parent Involvement ESOL B.E.S.T. Standards Other Links FERPA-Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act School Calendar Board Info Board Members Board Minutes Financials 2017-18 Budget 2017 Audit 2018-19 Budget 2018 Audit 2019-20 Budget 2019 Audit 2020 Audit 2020-21 Budget 2021-22 Budget 2021 Audit 2022 Audit 2022-23 Budget 2023-24 Budget 2023 Audit 2024-25 Budget 2024 Audit 2025-26 Budget 2025 Audit 2026-27 Budget Cafeteria Lunch Menu Student of the Month 2025 Safety Patrol in Washington D.C. School Begins August 10, 2026 School Begins on August 10, 2026. WWCS School Grade WWCS school earned an "C" for the 2025-2026 school year. Annual Title 1 Parent Meeting Annual Title 1 Meeting will be on August 7, 2026 in the cafeteria. No cost VPK Children who will be 4 prior to September 1st are eligible to enroll in VPK. The program will run from 7:55 - 2:20 at no cost to the parent. Please contact Angie Jordan in the fron office for furth.... No Cost Lunch & Breakfast Whispering Winds Charter School is a Community Eligible Provider, which means breakfast and lunch are provided at no cost to the parents. We begin serving Breakfast at 7:30 am and lunch at 11:20 a.... Welcome To Our Family Welcome to Whispering Winds Charter School. We are a small, (less than 150 students) publicly funded school of choice located in Chiefland, Florida. We are under the umbrella of the School Board of Levy County, Florida, but are independently run by our own Board of Directors. Levy County is a rural county that reaches from the Gulf of Mexico to the borders of Marion and Alachua County. We love the richness of where we live, whether enjoying the beautiful springs, the Suwannee River, the Gulf of Mexico or the beautiful woodlands and farmlands . . . Levy County has it all. Whispering Winds was founded in 1999 with the belief that smaller schools can provide a more personalized educational option for each child. We set high academic standards for all students, but also believe that your child is more than just a test score. Our goal is to provide a nurturing environment where your child can grow academically, socially and emotionally. We are publicly funded, but privately run. We are held to the same accountability as every other public school in the State of Florida, but we have a unique educational philosophy and our Board of Directors and School Advisory Committee are responsible for the philosophies, policies and procedures of Whispering Winds Charter School. We are very proud of our students and staff and believe that we provide an education option that focuses on high academic and social standards. We believe Whispering Winds is what every school can and should be. Affordable Website Design by
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