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Do you know a school that is going above and beyond to create a culture where students want to be present, engaged, and ready to succeed?

Community First Credit Union and Clay County District Schools are recognizing schools that demonstrate a commitment to attendance, engagement, and being ready to learn every day.

Nominate your school for October’s Community First School of the Month!
Two winning schools will each receive:
• Money toward a school initiative
• A trophy to display at their school

Nominate a school today: oneclay.net/schoolofthemonth
Nominations close on the 22nd of October.

#OneClay #ShowingUpStrong #SchoolOfTheMonth
2 days ago, Clay County District Schools
Flyer for Clay County School District's "School of the Month" nomination, themed "Showing Up Strong." Open October 1-22. Two schools will earn a trophy and money towards an initiative.
🌟 Recognition Recap! 🌟

Last night’s Clay County District Schools board meeting was a true celebration of talent and dedication! We are beaming with pride for our students and staff. Here are the highlights from October 1st:

🏫 School Showcase: Ridgeview High School

Leadership & School Pride: Principal Ivan Gunder highlighted the remarkable spirit and achievements at Ridgeview High School! A big thank you to APs Ms. Stoltzfus, Ms. Hayes, and Mr. Knight, Dean of Students Ms. Tosh, and Athletic Director Ms. Stutz for their leadership and support!

Musical Excellence: The Ridgeview High School pop acapella group, "Duly Noted," performed "Believer." The group is under the direction of Heather Bice. The performance featured soloists Paul L., Zoe P., Izzy S., and vocal percussionist Bri'Anda W.

Artistic Excellence: The visual arts display featured artwork centered around childhood toys using pen and line shading techniques. A huge shout-out to Ridgeview Art Teachers Mrs. Generazio, Mr. Goodwin, and Mr. Ross for fostering such rich creative talent!

🏆 Staff & Student Recognitions

Calendar Design Winners: We recognized the 2026-2027 Drug Free Schools Calendar Design Winners! This award was presented by Dr. Melanie Sanders and Stephanie Geoghagan.

Kids Heart Challenge: Schools were recognized for their Excellence for the Kids Heart Challenge with the American Heart Association. This recognition was presented by Amanda Tewey.

📸 Scroll through the photos to see the smiles!

#OneClay #Elevate #ClayCountySchools #CCDS #StudentSuccess #ExcellenceInEducation
2 days ago, Clay County District Schools
A group of people in blue shirts and jeans stands in a circle around a black object on the floor. Behind them are two large screens.
A blue wall displays "Student Art Gallery" with various student artwork, surrounded by a barrier and maroon chairs.
Children and adults stand in a row holding certificates. A stage is in the background.
Group of people in formal wear holding certificates in a conference room with two projection screens.
✨ Happy National Custodian Appreciation Day! ✨

Today, October 2nd, Clay County District Schools celebrates and honors our incredible custodial staff! 🧹💙

Working diligently behind the scenes, our custodians ensure our schools, classrooms, and facilities are clean, safe, healthy, and welcoming for our students, staff, volunteers, and visitors every single day. Their hard work creates the very foundation where learning happens!

We extend our deepest gratitude to our entire custodial team for their dedication, care, and ongoing commitment to our OneClay community. Thank you for all that you do!

❤️ Give this post a like to show your appreciation for our hard-working custodians!

#OneClay #ClayCountyDistrictSchools #NationalCustodianAppreciationDay #CustodianAppreciation #CCDS #ThankYouCustodians
2 days ago, Clay County District Schools
Blue and red background with text. Centered: "It's National Custodian Appreciation Day! October 2." Below text: "Thank you to our incredible custodians who work behind the scenes to keep our schools and buildings clean and safe!"
♿ Celebrating Disability History & Awareness Weeks

Across Clay County District Schools, we are proud to recognize and celebrate Disability History & Awareness Weeks!

During the first two weeks of October, we highlight the vital contributions of individuals with disabilities throughout history, promote awareness, and reaffirm our commitment to creating inclusive, supportive spaces where every student can thrive.

💙 Our Commitment to Inclusion:

Promoting Awareness: Educating our school community on disability history, rights, and achievements.

Fostering Inclusion: Ensuring equal access, opportunities, and respect for all students.

Celebrating Strengths: Honoring the unique talents, voices, and contributions of every individual in our OneClay family.

Join us in fostering empathy, respect, and accessibility across all of our classrooms and schools! 🌟

#OneClay #ClayCountyDistrictSchools #DisabilityHistoryAndAwareness #InclusionMatters #DisabilityAwareness #CCDS #AccessibilityForAll
3 days ago, Clay County District Schools
Blue, red, and yellow text reads "Celebrating Disability History & Awareness Weeks October 1 - 14." Logo in white circle.
📅 Mark Your Calendars, OneClay Families! 🗓️

As we move through October, here are the key district dates and upcoming events to keep on your radar:

Friday, Oct. 9: End of 1st Grading Period

Monday, Oct. 12: Planning Day / Student Holiday (No school for students)

Friday, Oct. 16: Report Cards Posted in Focus

Friday, Oct. 30: Early Dismissal (Elementary Schools Only)

📌 Stay Connected & Up to Date:

To view the full school calendar and download printable schedules, visit:oneclay.net/calendars

#OneClay #ClayCountyDistrictSchools #CCDS #SchoolCalendar #MarkYourCalendars #ClayCountyFL
3 days ago, Clay County District Schools
District calendar with key dates for Clay County schools, including end of the first grading period, planning day, and early release for elementary schools.
🍂 October is packed with special observances across OneClay!

Here is what we are celebrating and highlighting throughout the month:

🌟 National Principals Month: Thank you to all of our amazing OneClay principals for everything that you do for our students, schools, and communities!

🧡 National Bullying Prevention Month & Unity Day: Together, we can create a world without bullying! Mark your calendars for Unity Day on October 21, 2026. Wear and share orange to show support for kindness, acceptance, and inclusion!

🔒 Cybersecurity Awareness Month: We are focusing on digital safety and smart cyber habits all month long.

💃 Hispanic Heritage Month: Florida continues celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month through October 15!

📅 Stay Up to Date: For a full copy of the CCDS School Calendar, visit oneclay.net/calendars

#OneClay #ClayCountyDistrictSchools #ThankAPrincipal #UnityDay #BullyingPreventionMonth #CybersecurityAwareness #HispanicHeritageMonth
3 days ago, Clay County District Schools
A multi-colored graphic features different banners highlighting various months, including National Principals Month, National Bullying Prevention Month, Cybersecurity Awareness Month, and Hispanic Heritage Month.
🌟 Superintendent’s High School Super Student of the Month: Emery G. 🌟

Let’s give a massive round of applause to Emery G., an outstanding 12th grader at Oakleaf High School! Emery brings an unrivaled work ethic, dedication, and passion for excellence to our school community every single day.

As team captain for the Oakleaf FFA dairy goat show team, Emery has led weekly tasks, designed team schedules, and mentored younger students while being involved in eight additional FFA teams and video production, earning the prestigious title of Star Farmer of the Year! Beyond his remarkable agricultural achievements, Emery distinguishes himself academically as an AICE Diploma recipient, maintaining an impressive 4.3 GPA alongside over 100 community service hours. Whether moving textbooks over the summer, supporting classroom activities, or volunteering at campus events, he consistently demonstrates the kindness, patience, and diligence of a true campus leader.

Congratulations, Emery! Please show your support by hitting the Like button to help us celebrate this amazing student leader!

#ClayCountyProud #CCDS #SuperStudent #OHS #OneClay #StudentSuccess #StudentLeader
4 days ago, Clay County District Schools
A student sits on a golden chair holding a sign. A man stands next to him.
🌟 Superintendent’s Junior High Super Student of the Month: Rory W. 🌟

Let’s give a massive round of applause to Rory W., an outstanding 7th grader at Green Cove Springs Junior High! Stepping into junior high can be a big adjustment, but Rory has hit the ground running at GCJ with incredible determination and energy.

Rory has excelled right out of the gate by earning straight A's in her rigorous Pre-AICE courses during her very first month. On top of her academic success, she is already showing impressive leadership as the flag football team's starting quarterback, throwing three touchdown passes to lead GCJ to a season-opening win against WJH! Most importantly, Rory balances advanced academics and athletics with genuine kindness and integrity. Her exceptional character makes her a true leader both in the classroom and on the field.

Congratulations, Rory! Please show your support by hitting the Like button to help us celebrate this amazing student leader!

#ClayCountyProud #CCDS #SuperStudent #GCJ #OneClay #StudentSuccess #StudentLeader
4 days ago, Clay County District Schools
A girl and an adult hold a certificate in a classroom. They are surrounded by school decor.
🌟 Superintendent’s Elementary Super Student of the Month: Dakota C. 🌟

Let’s give a massive round of applause to Dakota C., an outstanding 6th grader at Tynes Elementary! Dakota brings an exceptional enthusiasm for learning and brightens her classroom every single day with her incredible work ethic and kindness.

As a valuable member of the Safety Patrol team, Dakota serves as a dedicated leader who takes great pride in helping her school community. Beyond her leadership on campus, her welcoming spirit truly shines through her active involvement in her community and local youth group. Dakota's inclusive nature, strong character, and dedication make her a deeply valued member of our student body!

Congratulations, Dakota! Please show your support by hitting the Like button to help us celebrate this amazing student leader!

#ClayCountyProud #CCDS #SuperStudent #TES #OneClay #StudentSuccess #StudentLeader
4 days ago, Clay County District Schools
A photo of a man and girl with text reading "SUPER STUDENT of the MONTH" and "Dakota C." A girl holds a certificate.

🎉 Big news for our schools, students, and families!

Clay County District Schools is proud to announce our collaboration with the Clay Education Foundation and Baptist Health to launch "Resilient Minds, Thriving Classrooms" - a youth resiliency initiative bringing hands-on mental health support to 36 public schools! 🧠✨

Today, community leaders gathered at Fleming Island Elementary for a special launch event to see these tools in action! A huge thank you to Principal Mallory McConnell for hosting us, and to the teachers and students who welcomed us into their classrooms. We are also deeply grateful to Superintendent David Broskie, Clay Education Foundation President & CEO Carolyn Krall, and Baptist Health leadership Ed Hubel and Katie Ensign for their vision and collaboration. 💙

This initiative directly impacts around 7,400 PK through 2nd-grade students, our hardworking educators, and families across Clay County:

🧘‍♀️ Resilient Classroom Spaces: Sensory toolkits with fidgets, weighted items, flexible seating, and calming visuals to help our youngest learners regulate emotions and stay focused.

🍎 Teacher Wellness Supports: Up to 100 educators will participate in the Educators Thriving Well-Being Series to manage stress and foster positive learning environments.

📖 Free Family Mental Health Resources: 10,000 Parent Guides alongside Wolfson Children’s Hospital materials offering behavioral health guidance.

🤝 Community-Wide Network: Resources available through 25 local organizations, including pediatric offices, libraries, and faith groups, for support outside school hours.

Together, we are ensuring our students, teachers, and families have the tools to build resilience and thrive! 💙

🔗 Access digital family resources or learn more today at clayeducationfoundation.org

#OneClay #ClayCountySchools #ResilientMindsThrivingClassrooms #MentalHealthMatters #CommunityCollaboration #EducatorWellness #ClayEducationFoundation #BaptistHealth #FlemingIslandElementary

5 days ago, Clay County District Schools
Six people stand in a library, smiling. A large stingray painting is above them. Two women wear blazers.
Three women pose in a hallway, one holding a certificate, with a table in the background.
Man in suit and tie standing at podium with hands open in front of bookshelves.
A woman with glasses and a green dress stands at a table with three children in a classroom.
A classroom with several young children seated at desks, engaged in writing activities, and a couple of adults observing.
Five children sit on a blue carpet with letters and numbers. They write on paper.
A classroom area with a white board, shelves, a rug, a black drawer, a basket, and toys.
A table displays worry stones, small, textured stones, with a card describing them and a device nearby.
A handwritten note on paper. Drawings include a blue and a purple object. The text mentions "Thank you for our" and "Sensor you like".
Three colored mats on a table with a sign that reads "Marble Maze" and instructions. Background includes a blue table and white sign.
🎉 OHS CELEBRA LA HISPANIDAD! 🎉

In honor of Hispanic Heritage Month, students at Oakleaf High School transformed the second-floor atrium into a vibrant celebration of culture, history, and community! 🌟

A special thank you to the Oakleaf High School chapter of La Sociedad Honoraria Hispánica, sponsored by Mrs. Ortola-Ramon, along with the amazing students in Ms. Colon-Santiago, Ms. Perez, Ms. Potosme, and Mrs. Rodriguez’s Spanish classes for designing and creating this incredible wall display.

Thank you for sharing your creativity, heritage, and hard work with all of us! ❤️

#HispanicHeritageMonth #ClayCountySchools #OneClay #OakleafHigh #StudentExcellence #LaSociedadHonorariaHispanica
5 days ago, Clay County District Schools
A group of students standing together in front of a large poster that says "OHS CELEBRA LA HISPANIDAD".
Clay County District Schools is committed to supporting exceptional educators in every classroom across our community.

The One Mill Renewal on the November 3 ballot provides dedicated local revenue to support competitive salaries for teachers and essential school staff. Continuing this voter-approved measure ensures the district can retain and attract high-quality talent, directly benefiting students and maintaining high academic standards. One hundred percent of these local funds stay right here in Clay County public schools, with all expenditures monitored by an independent citizens' oversight committee.

Find full details, FAQs, and budget breakdowns at oneclay.net/renewal.
6 days ago, Clay County District Schools
Ad poster with text "Clay County's Future Starts in the Classroom" and a logo reading "Referendum Renewal Safe Schools, Exceptional Teachers".
Join us for Clay County National Night Out 2026!

Clay County District Schools will be joining the Clay County Sheriff’s Office, Let's Play Clay, and other local agencies and community partners for this special evening focused on building connections and strengthening our community.

Come out and visit us, meet members of our team, learn more about our schools and resources, and enjoy an evening of kids’ activities, games, music, food trucks, and more!

📅 Tuesday, October 6, 2026
⏰ 5:00 PM - 8:00 PM
📍 Clay County Fairgrounds, 2497 SR 16 West, Green Cove Springs

Everyone is welcome. Bring your family, invite your neighbors, and help us celebrate what makes Clay County strong.

#NationalNightOut #ClayCounty #CommunityPartnerships #OneClay #StrongerTogether
6 days ago, Clay County District Schools
Poster for Clay County National Night Out event. It features police officers, a police car, and a community celebration on October 6, 2026.

What a fantastic evening of music and school spirit last night at the Clay County Marching Band Pre-Fest at Clay High School! 🎶🥁

Congratulations to all of our talented marching bands for putting on an incredible show! We are so proud of the dedication, skill, and energy our students brought to the field.

Thank you to Clay High School for hosting this wonderful event, especially Band Director Arthur Allison and Principal Amanda Stilianou and for their leadership and hospitality!

A special shoutout to each of the high school bands and directors featured last night:

Clay High School – Director Arthur Allison

Keystone Heights High School – Director Justin Coker

Middleburg High School – Director Theo Turner

Orange Park High School – Director Brett Pikuritz

Ridgeview High School – Director Arnaldo Colon

We also want to extend a massive thank you to all the dedicated volunteers and band parents who worked behind the scenes to make this evening possible. Last but not least, thank you to all of the friends, family, and community members who came out to fill the stands and support our hard-working students! 👏

Show some love for our incredible student musicians and directors by giving this post a like and sharing it with family and friends! 💙🥁

#ClayCountyDistrictSchools #MarchingBand #BandPride #ClayCountyPreFest #OneClay

7 days ago, Clay County District Schools
A marching band performs on a field with musical instruments. Members wear blue and white uniforms. Background features trees and bleachers.
An outdoor field with people performing. A marching band with instruments on a track. Trees and lights in the background.
A marching band performs outdoors. Musicians play trumpets, saxophones, and drums. They wear blue and black uniforms with matching hats.
A marching band stands on a field, wearing blue uniforms and hats, playing various instruments and holding flags.
Musicians in black and red uniforms perform on a grassy field, holding instruments. A few players wear white shoes.
A marching band on a track, holding flags. A person walks near the track. Trees and bleachers are in the background.
A marching band performs on a football field. Members play instruments and one dancer swings a ribbon.
A marching band practices on a field at night. The field is lit by bright lights. Trees are in the background.
A marching band on a field, with players in blue uniforms, holding instruments. Two flag bearers hold flags with circular designs.
A group of individuals in blue uniforms gathers on a field, with musical instruments and bleachers. Trees surround the open field.
🏀 What a GREAT day of basketball in Clay County!  Today’s Clay County Elementary Basketball Tournament was a special celebration of our students, schools, and community — and it would not have been possible without so many people giving their time and energy to make the day a success.  A huge thank you to: • All of the parents, families, and supporters who came out to cheer on our students! • Our elementary school teachers, volunteers, coaches, and principals who dedicated their Saturday to making this event possible. • Arinton Powell & Matt Ganey for putting together an awesome event and creating such a great experience for our elementary student-athletes. • Middleburg High School, Principal Martin Aftuck, Athletic Director Jay Stilianou, and Basketball Coaches Burt Cannon and Aaron Bridges for opening the doors to your facility and welcoming our teams and families. • SABO Officials for sending an entire crew to officiate today’s games free of charge. • Cristy Morris & CM Photography for volunteering her time and capturing so many incredible moments throughout the day (be sure to check out the photos at @cmphotogtahy)!  Days like today are a great reminder of what makes Clay County special. Thank you to everyone who helped create an unforgettable experience for our young athletes!  #OneClay #OneClaySports #ClayCountySchools
8 days ago, Clay County District Schools

Today, Clay County District Schools was a sea of red, white, and blue! 🔴⚪🔵

To cap off Celebrate Freedom Week and American Founders Month, our students, teachers, bus drivers, and staff across the district showed up in full force for Freedom Friday!

From the classroom to the bus loop, our #OneClay family came together to honor our nation’s history, freedoms, and constitutional principles. Thank you to everyone who participated and made this week so special! Have a wonderful weekend, Clay County! ✨

#ClayCountyDistrictSchools #OneClay #FreedomFriday #CelebrateFreedomWeek #AmericanFoundersMonth #RedWhiteAndBlue #PatrioticSpirit #ClayCountyFL

9 days ago, Clay County District Schools
A woman stands with a group of young children in a park area, with grass, trees, and a shelter.
Five people in blue shirts and sneakers stand behind a cart with a sign. The sign reads, "Grab yourself a cup of Appreciation."
Four children stand together on a grassy field. One wears a red shirt, another blue. They all have name tags.
Two people hold a large US flag in front of a yellow school bus.
A person stands against a plain wall wearing a tie-dye t-shirt and a scarf with an American flag design.
Five girls in casual attire stand on a grassy field. They wear sneakers and one has a lanyard.
Two women in a bus, one wearing glasses and a red shirt, the other in a white shirt with an American flag.
Three people in a classroom. A man in a white t-shirt and brown pants and two women in white shirts and jeans.
Four children in casual clothes pose in a grassy area behind a fence. Behind them are buildings and a road.
Five adults in a school cafeteria, one holding a framed award, stand with tables and chairs in the background.
🗳️ Voter Registration Deadline: October 5, 2026

Planning to participate in the upcoming General Election? Make sure your record is ready before the books close! October 5, 2026 is the last day to register to vote or change your party affiliation in the state of Florida.

First-Time Voters: High school seniors turning 18 on or before Election Day and new residents must register by this date.

Current Voters: Moved recently or changed your name? Double-check your voter status to make sure your information is accurate.

Take a quick moment to register or update your information online at RegisterToVoteFlorida.gov.
9 days ago, Clay County District Schools
Text on a blue background. The date, October 5, 2026, is in red. A close up of a voter registration form is on top of the date.
Join us for this morning for our Virtual Parent Academy in partnership with the Clay County Sheriff’s Office to learn more about e-bike safety!
Families will learn important safety tips, rules of the road, and how students can ride responsibly and safely in our community.

📅 Friday, September 25, 2026
⏰ 10:00 a.m.
📍 Online via Google Meet
🔗 RSVP: https://forms.gle/Y8fdkLv7qza9bgkK7 or at oneclay.net/vpa

We hope you’ll join us!
9 days ago, Clay County District Schools
A flyer for Clay County District Schools Parent Academy. It features a laptop with "Virtual Event" and a blue background.
IMPORTANT INFORMATION FOR 8TH GRADE ATHLETES & FAMILIES

Clay County District Schools is partnering with Who We Play For to provide IN-SCHOOL EKG SCREENINGS for eligible 8th grade student-athletes as they prepare to enter high school.

WHY IS THIS IMPORTANT?
Beginning with the 2026–2027 school year, Florida’s Second Chance Act requires students in grades 9–12 to complete an EKG screening the first time they participate or seek to participate in interscholastic athletics.

For our current 8th graders planning to participate in high school athletics, completing the screening now can help satisfy this requirement before entering 9th grade.

WHO WILL NEED AN EKG?
• Incoming 9th-grade student-athletes participating in high school athletics

• Students in grades 10–12 who are participating in interscholastic athletics for the first time

• An eligible EKG completed within the previous two years may also satisfy the requirement

WHAT HAPPENS AFTER THE SCREENING?
Results from the in-school EKG screening will be emailed to families within approximately 7–10 days.

Parents/guardians will be responsible for providing the EKG results, along with the completed EL1 physical form, to the student’s HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETIC DIRECTOR before the student participates in a high school sports tryout.

PARENTS/GUARDIANS:
Please contact your child’s school directly for information regarding screening dates, registration, consent requirements, and other school-specific details.

If you have any other questions, please contact your child's junior high athletic director.

#OneClay #ClayCountyDistrictSchools #OneClaySports #ClayAthletics
10 days ago, Clay County District Schools
Sports event poster with "In-School EKG Scans" text, a heart icon, and a table listing schools and dates.
Join us for our next Virtual Parent Academy in partnership with the Clay County Sheriff’s Office to learn more about e-bike safety!
Families will learn important safety tips, rules of the road, and how students can ride responsibly and safely in our community.

📅 Friday, September 25, 2026
⏰ 10:00 a.m.
📍 Online via Google Meet
🔗 RSVP: https://forms.gle/Y8fdkLv7qza9bgkK7 or at oneclay.net/vpa

We hope you’ll join us!
11 days ago, Clay County District Schools
Blue and yellow poster with text. It says "CLAY COUNTY DISTRICT SCHOOLS PARENT ACADEMY" and "JOIN US! REGISTER FOR FREE!"