That's a wrap on our #OneClay Leadership Academy for elementary schools! We ended the day by celebrating some of our amazing teachers who truly "Make an Impact." 🏆 Student Engagement and Personalized Professional Development winners 🏆 Teacher Leadership Award recipients 🏆 Igniting Leadership and Excellence Challenge school winner, Argyle Elementary School! It was an incredible week at the #OneClay Leadership Academy, and we are so proud of all our amazing teacher leaders! #LeadershipAcademy #MakeAnImpact
3 days ago, Clay County District Schools
Professional Development presentation
Teacher Leadership Awards
Argyle celebrating their win
Group photo of Argyle Elementary
🎉 Kicking off day one of the #OneClay Leadership Academy with our fantastic elementary school leaders and teacher leaders! This summer's professional development is centered around the theme: "Make an Impact." It will be an incredible two days of growth and collaboration, all for the benefit of our #OneClay students as we prepare for the 2025-2026 school year! #LeadershipAcademy #MakeAnImpact
5 days ago, Clay County District Schools
Mr. Broskie opening the professional learning session
Professional learning session on make an impact
Teachers learning in a professional development session
Ms. Morgan presenting to the group
Teacher presenting to the group
Principal presenting to the group
Middleburg elementary presenting to the group
🎉 That’s a wrap on day two of our #OneClay Leadership Academy for secondary schools! Today concluded with highlighting some of our amazing teachers who "Make an Impact." 🏆 Student Engagement and Personalized Professional Development winners 🏆 Teacher Leadership Award recipients 🏆 Igniting Leadership and Excellence Challenge school winner, Keystone Heights Junior/Senior High! Stay tuned as our elementary school teacher leaders take the stage as #OneClay Leadership Academy continues this week!
6 days ago, Clay County District Schools
Teacher leader winners
Mr. Broskie giving awards
Teacher Leader Award Winners
KHHS accepting their school teacher leader award
The #OneClay Leadership Academy is underway, and the energy is already inspiring! With this year’s theme, Make an Impact, our passionate #OneClay teacher leaders are leaning into collaboration, reflection, and growth. Their commitment this week is a powerful reminder that leadership and professional learning do not pause for summer—they build the foundation for success all year long. #OneClayLeadership #MakeAnImpact
6 days ago, Clay County District Schools
Superintendent Broskie kicking off Leadership Academy
Make an Impact slide at leadership academy
One Clay Leadership Academy
Teacher presenting
Teacher presenting
Presenter showing a screen to the audience
Presenter showing a screen to the audience
😎 Summer is in full swing, and so is our FREE Summer Meals Program! 🍎🥪 We're serving FREE meals to all kids and teens 18 and under—no application needed! Just stop by, fuel up, and enjoy! Find a location near you below and check the dates and times to plan your visit.
7 days ago, Clay County District Schools
Summer Meals Flyer
Happy Father’s Day to all of our #OneClay dads!
8 days ago, Clay County District Schools
Happy Father's Day Graphic
The countdown is ON! Can you believe August 11th, the first day of school, is just two months away? Don't delay—register your kindergartener for OneClay today! We can't wait to welcome our newest students! Make sure you gather these required documents to register: - Birth certificate/Guardianship documents - Physical and immunization documents (Form DOH 680 or DOH 681) - Proof of residence (mortgage statement, lease, utility bill, etc.) For more information, please visit our dedicated kindergarten resource webpage at https://claycountysdfl.sites.thrillshare.com/o/ccds/page/kindergarten-registration
11 days ago, Clay County District Schools
Kindergarten enrollment flyer
Never miss a beat in Clay County! 📢 From school news and event calendars to important notifications, it's all in one place. Download the Clay County District Schools app and enable Notifications to stay informed! #ClayCounty #SchoolNews #StayInformed Download for Android https://aptg.co/GbKvH7 Download for iPhone https://aptg.co/7sy3gF
13 days ago, Clay County District Schools
Clay County App Download
Parents and guardians - mark your calendars! The 2025 Back to School Bash is on Saturday, July 26th, from 9- 11:00 a.m. at the Thrasher-Horne Center in Orange Park. All #OneClay students are invited to receive brand-new backpacks and school supplies at no charge. We can't wait to see you there! #WeAreOneClay
14 days ago, Clay County District Schools
Back to School Bash 2025
🎉 RECOGNITION RECAP | At the June Regular School Board Meeting, the District recognized outstanding students and educators who embody the values of One Team, One Goal, and One Clay. Congratulations to all! 🏆 Recognition of the School Board of Clay County for Achieving Certified Board Status 🏆 Winners of the Len Mattiace Stop the Bullying Campaign 🏆 2025-2026 Drug-Free Schools Calendar Design Winners 🏆 K-12 Perfect Attendance Awarded to Dan Footman from Oakleaf High 🏆 Recognition of Athletic State Champions 🏆 Recognition of Athletes and Coaches of the Month 🏆 Recognition of Best in Show 2025 Art Show Winners 🏆 Recognition of Social Studies Teachers of the Year
17 days ago, Clay County District Schools
Master Board Photo
Len M. winners
Calendar winners
Perfect attendance winner
State champions for athletics
Athletes of the Month
Coachs of the month
art show winning slide
Student art show winner
Social Studies Teachers of the Year
Our school leaders just wrapped up three powerful days of learning, collaboration, and inspiration at the 2025 Summer Leadership Institute! This year’s theme, “Make an Impact,” came to life through the inspiring words of two powerful speakers who embody what it means to leave a lasting legacy. Florida Teacher of the Year Ms. Jaime Suarez and 15-time state championship coach Mike Pickett reminded us that true impact starts with passion, purpose, and a relentless belief in others. Their stories challenged our leaders to think bigger, lead boldly, and recognize that even the smallest action can create a ripple that reaches far beyond the classroom. As we look ahead to the 2025-2026 school year, our leaders return to their campuses energized and equipped with new strategies, stronger connections, and a shared vision. They are ready to lead, ready to serve, and ready to make an impact! #WeAreOneClay #LeadershipMattters #MakeAnImpact
18 days ago, Clay County District Schools
Photo of folders that say Make An Impact at Leadership Institute
Mr. Broskie Presenting
State Teacher of the Year presenting
Coach Mike Pickett presenting
School leaders working on a shared activity
Photo of all elementary principals
Photo of all junior high principals
Photo of all senior high principals
📢 Attention Northeast Florida families! The application window for Controlled Open Enrollment for the 2025-2026 school year is OPEN TODAY, June 3, 2025! Explore our academically high-performing district, nationally recognized programs, and family-oriented communities. Apply for a potential seat at https://www.oneclay.net/o/ccds/page/controlled-open-enrollment. Questions? Reach out to the School Choice Office at 904-336-6953. See below for a full list of our open schools: - Charles E. Bennett Elementary - Fleming Island Elementary - Montclair Elementary - Paterson Elementary - S. Bryan Jennings Elementary - Thunderbolt Elementary - Lakeside Junior High - Fleming Island High
20 days ago, Clay County District Schools
Controlled Open Enrollment Social Media Post
What an uplifting way to end the school year at Lake Asbury Junior High! LAJ students and staff celebrated a truly special moment as Landon C. had his dream come true with an incredible pep rally! The excitement was electric as guitars rang out and the school chorus sang his favorite Metallica song. Just moments later, Landon learned the amazing news: he's headed to Tampa to see Metallica live in concert! This heartwarming event was made even more special by the Kids Helping Kids Club, led by Mr. Will Wood, partnering with the Dreams Come True organization. Their dedication to compassion in action shines brightly and made this celebration and dream possible. #WeAreOneClay
20 days ago, Clay County District Schools
Students in Pep Rally holding Team Landon signs
Teacher Mr. Wood
Dreams Come True presentation
Principal hugging student
Student holding up t-shirt
Student receiving guitar
Broskie and teacher with student dreamer
Students with Team Landon sign
LAJ admin team with Landon
LAJ painting guitar
We are so proud of our student artists! The winning artwork from our 2025 Art Show is now on exhibit in the 4th-floor hallway at the Clay County Courthouse, a wonderful collaboration with the Clerk of Courts. You can view the artwork now through July. We can't wait for you to see it! #WeAreOneClay
20 days ago, Clay County District Schools
Student displayed in the courthouse
Student work displayed in the courthouse
Student art displayed in the courthouse
What an exciting Monday it was for Principal Outman and Ms. Fagan from Spring Park Elementary! The Positively Jax winners spent their morning in the News4Jax studio, and we got a special "behind-the-scenes" look as they recorded their segment. Way to go, Principal Outman and Ms. Fagan! #OneClay is lucky to have you both!
21 days ago, Clay County District Schools
Principal Outman and Ms. Fagan on the morning show
On the morning show
Positively Jax Awards
Bus Registration for the 2025-2026 School Year is Now Open! 📢 Families are required to register their students for transportation by visiting sdcc.mybusplanner.com. You will need to create an account and complete the registration process online. We’re also excited to introduce the Chipmunk app, which will replace the Here Comes the Bus app. Chipmunk allows families to view live bus locations and receive real-time updates. To log in select "School District of Clay County in the app's drop-down menu when prompted. No "quick code" is required when selecting the drop-down menu. Register today to ensure a smooth start to the school year!
21 days ago, Clay County District Schools
School Bus Ridership Registration
🚲 We had a wheelie great time at the Bike Rodeo this evening! We enjoyed meeting so many #OneClay students who are geared up and ready to ride safely this summer.
23 days ago, Clay County District Schools
student winning a prize
kids winning prizes
kids winning prizes
bike rodeo winner
kids riding bikes
kids racing bikes
kids riding bikes
That's a wrap on the 2024-2025 school year! 🎉 Wishing all our amazing #OneClay students and families a fun and safe summer break. See you back on Monday, August 11, 2025, for the first day of school! ☀️
24 days ago, Clay County District Schools
Summer Break Graphic
Mark your calendars! For kindergarten eligibility, your child must be five years old on or before September 1st. Don't delay, register your child in #OneClay today! Make sure you gather these required documents to register: - Birth certificate/Guardianship documents - Physical and immunization documents (Form DOH 680 or DOH 681) - Proof of residence (mortgage statement, lease, utility bill, etc.) For more information, please visit our dedicated kindergarten resource webpage at https://www.oneclay.net/.../page/kindergarten-registration
25 days ago, Clay County District Schools
K registration more information graphic
Congratulations to Ms. Neely’s 2nd-grade class at Tynes Elementary School for winning Clay County Government’s Street Sweeper Naming Contest! Their creative name — Sweep Dreams — is now officially on the move around Clay County! These Tynes Tigers got a behind-the-scenes look at how our amazing Public Works team keeps our roads clean. Now they’ll be on the lookout for Sweep Dreams rolling by their campus! #WeAreOneClay
26 days ago, Clay County District Schools
Students, board members, and county commissioners posing in front of the new street sweeper.
Students learning about public works
Students learning about public works
New street sweeper logo
Students signing their names on the Sweep Dreams sign
Students getting popsicles from adults