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Last Couple of Days to Nominate!

We want to know: How awesome is your school? For September, we’re celebrating schools that are building connections by creating a culture of connection, inclusion, and positivity.

Nominate a school that is doing an awesome job of bringing students, families, staff, and the community together!

September Nominations: September 1–22, 2026

Winning schools will receive:
• Money toward a school initiative
• A School of the Month trophy to display
• Recognition for the amazing work happening in their school

Learn more and submit a nomination at OneClay.net/SchooloftheMonth

A special thank you to our Community First Credit Union partners for helping us celebrate our incredible schools!
about 1 month ago, Clay County District Schools
Blue and white flyer for School of the Month. It features the theme "Building Connections" and the dates September 1–22, 2026.
🎨 Celebrating National Arts in Education Week! 🎺🥁

As we highlight the power of music and performing arts in our schools, there’s no better place to see our talented students in action than on the stadium field! Join us for an unbelievable evening of halftime-style field shows, powerful drumlines, and high-energy brass at the Clay County Marching Band Pre-Fest!

Come support five of our high school marching bands and color guards as they showcase their hard work and dedication for the upcoming competition season.

Event Details

📅 Date: Saturday, September 26, 2026

📍 Location: Clay High School Stadium

🎟️ Admission: $2 entry ticket at the gate (Cash or MySchoolBucks accepted)

🍿 Concessions: Delicious snacks and drinks available on site

💙 Proceeds: All proceeds directly support the Clay High School Marching Band

Marching Band Performance Schedule

🚪 5:15 PM – Gates Open

🎺 6:00 PM – Middleburg High School Marching Band

🎷 6:30 PM – Keystone Heights High School Marching Band

🥁 7:00 PM – Ridgeview High School Marching Band

⏸️ 7:30 PM – Intermission

🎺 8:00 PM – Orange Park High School Marching Band

🎷 8:30 PM – Clay High School Marching Band

Arts education equips our students with discipline, teamwork, and creative expression. Let's pack the stands and show our support for music in our schools!
about 1 month ago, Clay County District Schools
An event poster for the Clay County Marching Band Pre-Fest. It features musical notes, instruments, and schools' names.
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!
about 1 month ago, Clay County District Schools
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📜 Happy U.S. Constitution Day! 📜

Today, September 17th, we celebrate the signing of the U.S. Constitution in 1787—the foundation of our nation’s freedoms, rights, and democracy.

As part of American Founders' Month, students across Clay County District Schools are diving into civics and history lessons to learn how our government works and what it means to be an active, informed citizen. ❤️🤍💙

Help us celebrate today! Parents and guardians, ask your students what they learned about the Constitution in school today!

#ConstitutionDay #AmericanFoundersMonth #OneClay #ClayCountyDistrictSchools #CivicEducation #DiscoveringEndlessPossibilities
about 1 month ago, Clay County District Schools
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🎉 Big news for Clay County Sports! Join us in congratulating Ryder T.! 🎉

Keystone Heights Junior/Senior High multi-sport athlete Ryder T. has been selected to the Florida High School Athletic Association (FHSAA) 2026–2027 Student-Athlete Advisory Committee (SAAC)!

Out of nearly 100 applicants across Florida, Ryder is one of just 10 new student-athletes chosen statewide. Selection was based on athletic participation, extracurricular involvement, essays, and demonstrated leadership skills.

Since 2008, the FHSAA SAAC has served as a vital voice for student-athletes across Florida, identifying key issues and shaping initiatives to enhance the high school sports experience.

We are incredibly proud of Ryder for representing Keystone Heights and our entire Clay County community on this committee. His leadership, dedication, and commitment to his peers make this a well-deserved honor! 👏

Congratulations, Ryder! We can’t wait to see the impact you’ll make!

#OneClay #OneClaySports #FHSAA #KeystoneHeights
about 1 month ago, Clay County District Schools
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🎉 What a special morning of appreciation for our staff at Orange Park Junior High School! 🍎

As part of the Extra Yard for Teachers initiative, our partners at the Clay Education Foundation connected OPJ with fantastic volunteers from the TaxSlayer Gator Bowl and VyStar Credit Union this morning. Teachers and staff were surprised with goodie bags packed with snacks and handwritten notes of gratitude.

A massive congratulations to OPJ Band Director Mr. Benedict, who was selected as a TaxSlayer Gator Bowl Most Valuable Teacher (MVT)! He received a $1,000 classroom grant through the MVT program, along with an invite to be recognized on-field at the bowl game! 🏈🎶✨

Thank you to the Clay Education Foundation, TaxSlayer Gator Bowl, and VyStar Credit Union for supporting our schools and celebrating the incredible educators who make a difference in Clay County every day! 💙📚

#OneClay #ClayCountyDistrictSchools #TaxSlayerGatorBowl #MVT #ExtraYardForTeachers #OPJ #SupportClayTeachers #ClayCountyEducationFoundation #VyStarCreditUnion
about 1 month ago, Clay County District Schools
Five people stand in a room holding a large check for $10,000. Two men wear green jackets and ties.
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The Impact Clay Train is rolling into Keystone Heights! 🚂

Clay County families, join us Saturday, September 19th for a morning of free community resources, essentials, and family fun! This event is open to the public and completely free.

📅 Saturday, September 19th | 10:00 AM–12:00 PM
📍 Keystone Jr./Sr. High School | 900 Orchid Ave., Keystone Heights

✨ Free Event Highlights
🍔 Hot Meals & 🚂 Train Rides
🎒 Resources for Medical, Vision, Mental Health, Food Pantry, Clothing, Hair Styling, Books, Benefits, and Community Support.

📢 Help spread the word and share with Clay County families!
📞 904.330.1848 | 🌐 www.impactclay.org
#OneClay #ImpactClay #CommunitySupport

about 1 month ago, Clay County District Schools
Event flyer for Impact Clay Train. Green and white background. Date, time, and location. Services offered. QR code.
🎨🎭🎵 Celebrating National Arts in Education Week! 🖼️🎷

This week, September 13–19, Clay County District Schools is proud to celebrate National Arts in Education Week!

From visual arts and band to choir, theatre, and dance, fine arts education plays an essential role in helping our students build confidence, foster innovation, and develop critical thinking skills. We celebrate our incredibly talented student artists and express our gratitude to the dedicated fine arts educators who inspire them every day.

✨ Stay Creative, OneClay! ✨

Be sure to follow @OneClayFineArts on Facebook to see incredible student artwork, performance highlights, and arts updates from across our district all year long! 🎨👏

#ArtsInEdWeek #BecauseOfArtsEd #OneClayFineArts #OneClay #ClayCountyDistrictSchools #StayCreativeOneClay #DiscoveringEndlessPossibilities #ClayCountyFL
about 1 month ago, Clay County District Schools
Collage of students in costumes and various artistic activities. "Celebrating National Arts in Education Week" text is displayed.
Today, hallways across Clay County District Schools were filled with a sea of red, white, and blue—a beautiful reflection of unity, respect, and remembrance.

On this Heroes’ Day, we honor the lives lost on September 11, 2001, and express our deepest gratitude to the brave first responders, service members, and everyday heroes who protect and serve our community and country.

Seeing our district students and staff wear their patriotic best was a powerful reminder of the spirit of togetherness that binds us. Thank you to our entire Clay County District Schools family for showing such pride, heart, and reverence today. We will never forget. ❤️🤍💙

#NeverForget #PatriotDay #HeroesDay #OneClay #ClayCountyDistrictSchools
about 1 month ago, Clay County District Schools
A group of young children are holding heart-shaped American flags. They are smiling and posing for a photo.
Three children work together on a table covered with blue and red handprints. Behind them, people work at tables.
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Today, on the 25th anniversary of September 11—observed across Florida as 9/11 Heroes' Day—representatives, leaders, and staff from Clay County District Schools were deeply honored to stand alongside our community for the solemn 9/11 Remembrance Ceremony and Honor March in Green Cove Springs.

It was a privilege to join Florida Governor Ron DeSantis, Congressman Aaron Bean, local elected leaders, and our dedicated partners from Clay County Fire Rescue and the Clay County Sheriff’s Office as we gathered to mark 25 years and honor the heroes of September 11, 2001.

Representing our district at the podium, Superintendent David Broskie, School Board members Erin Skipper, Robert Alvero, Beth Clark, Michele Hanson, and Ashley Gilhousen, Chief of Staff Kelly Watt, and Chief Communications & Community Engagement Officer Sabrina Thomas read the names of fallen first responders who made the ultimate sacrifice on 9/11/2001.

As a school district, we hold a profound responsibility to teach the history, bravery, and unity of September 11th to our students—the next generation who will carry these memories forward. By teaching these vital lessons and pausing to honor the lives lost on 9/11 Heroes' Day, we uphold our community's sacred promise so that we truly Never Forget.

We Remember. We Honor. We Educate. ❤️🤍💙

#NeverForget #911HeroesDay #911Remembrance #25thAnniversary #ClayCountyDistrictSchools #ClayCountyFL #GreenCoveSprings #HonorAndRemember #OneClay
about 1 month ago, Clay County District Schools
A line of uniformed individuals marches outdoors with flags. American flag hangs above, buildings and greenery on either side.
A man speaks at a podium in a gazebo. Men in suits sit behind him. Trees and a building are in the background.
A man speaking at a podium. Behind him, an emblem on the podium reads "Clay County Florida."
A firefighter, wearing a helmet and holding a leash, walks two dogs on a sidewalk. Other firefighters stand behind.
Six uniformed officers, three in helmets, walk on a sidewalk. Behind them, trees and grass.
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📌 FIRST QUARTER INTERIM DAY! 📝

Today is a great opportunity for parents and guardians to log in and review your student’s current grades and overall academic progress.

Checking in regularly allows us to celebrate wins together and address any areas where your student might need a little extra support.

📲 How to check progress:

Log in to the Focus Parent Portal on the web or open the OneClay Focus App on your mobile device.

Review updated grades, missing assignments, and teacher feedback.

💬 Have questions about grades?
Parents can log in to the OneClay app to send a direct message to your student's teacher!

💻 For more information about our apps, please visit our website at oneclay.net/5apps.

Thank you for partnering with us in your student’s success! 💙📚

#OneClay #ClayCountySchools #FocusParentPortal #StudentSuccess #InterimDay
about 1 month ago, Clay County District Schools
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❤️🤍💙 9/11 Heroes’ Day | National Day of Remembrance 🕊️

Today, September 11th, Clay County District Schools pauses to honor the lives lost, the courageous first responders who rushed toward danger, and the countless heroes whose bravery shone on one of our nation’s darkest days.

On this National Day of Remembrance, our students and staff reflect on the selflessness, unity, and resilience that defined our country following September 11, 2001. Through meaningful classroom reflection and age-appropriate civics lessons, we ensure that the legacy of these heroes inspires the next generation.

Today, we invite our Clay County community to join us in taking a moment of quiet reflection to honor those we lost and thank the local heroes who keep us safe every day.

We will never forget. ❤️

#911HeroesDay #NeverForget #NationalDayOfRemembrance #OneClay #ClayCountyDistrictSchools #ClayCountyFL
about 1 month ago, Clay County District Schools
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❤️🤍💙 REMINDER: Wear Your Patriotic Colors Tomorrow!

Tomorrow, September 11th, is 9/11 Heroes’ Day. We encourage all Clay County District Schools students, teachers, and staff to wear red, white, and blue to school.

As part of American Founders' Month, this National Day of Remembrance is a time for our school family to stand together in unity, honor the memory of those lost, and pay tribute to the courage of our first responders. 🕊️❤️

We look forward to seeing a sea of red, white, and blue across all of our schools tomorrow!

#911HeroesDay #AmericanFoundersMonth #NeverForget #OneClay #ClayCountyDistrictSchools #PatrioticColors #ClayCountyFL
about 1 month ago, Clay County District Schools
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We want to know: How awesome is your school?

Each month, we’re shining a spotlight on the incredible things happening across Clay County District Schools. For September, we’re celebrating schools that are building connections by creating a culture of connection, inclusion, and positivity.

Nominate a school that is doing an awesome job of bringing students, families, staff, and the community together!

September Nominations: September 1–22, 2026

Winning schools will receive:
• Money toward a school initiative
• A School of the Month trophy to display
• Recognition for the amazing work happening in their school

Learn more and submit a nomination at OneClay.net/SchooloftheMonth

A special thank you to our Community First Credit Union partners for helping us celebrate our incredible schools!
about 1 month ago, Clay County District Schools
An invitation to nominate schools for a "School of the Month" award in September. Theme: Building Connections.

A strong foundation makes all the difference! 🛠️🏫

Today, we had the privilege of hosting our Maintenance Leadership Team as they presented to Superintendent Broskie and his Cabinet. While you see clean classrooms and bright hallways every day, these dedicated professionals are working around the clock behind the scenes to build the strong foundation our teachers and students rely on.

Did you know?

⚙️ A Massive Network of Care: Our Maintenance Department is made up of specialized teams—including Electrical, HVAC, Plumbing, Carpentry, Locksmith, Roofing, Paint, Grounds, Commercial Kitchen, Warehouse, Custodial, and Building Automation Systems (BAS)—working together every single day to keep our facilities running.

🚨 24/7 Rapid Response: They maintain a continuous standby team ready around the clock for critical emergencies and immediate on-call resolutions to keep our schools safe and operational.

🌪️ Storm-Ready Protection: From pre-storm facility securing to post-storm cleanup and restoration, this team manages end-to-end hurricane preparedness to ensure our campuses can safely reopen as quickly as possible.

From restoring facilities after severe weather to keeping our air conditioning running in the Florida heat, this team does so much more than "fix things." They make sure our students have safe, clean, and comfortable environments where they can focus on learning and growing.

We are so incredibly proud of this team and the vital role they play in our mission to put students first.

Give this post a ❤️ to show your appreciation for the Maintenance Department staff who keep Clay County District Schools running strong! 💙

#ClayCountySchools #OneClay #BehindTheScenes #SchoolMaintenance #ClayCountyProud #ThankYou

about 1 month ago, Clay County District Schools
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Gators Football is calling, Clay County!

Join Clay County District Schools faculty, staff, students, alumni, friends, and families in The Swamp as the Florida Gators take on Campbell!

Saturday, September 12, 2026
Kickoff: 5:30 p.m.
Ben Hill Griffin Stadium, Gainesville

A portion of every ticket purchased through our special event link will be donated back to Clay County District Schools.

Come cheer on the Orange & Blue and represent Clay County!

Get your tickets: www.gofevo.com/event/Claycounty222
about 1 month ago, Clay County District Schools
Flyers for Gators Football game at The Swamp. Blue and orange background with a crowd of people and QR code.
Happy Labor Day from Clay County District Schools!

✨ Today, we celebrate the dedication and hard work of all workers, including our fantastic teachers, support staff, and community members.

📌 Reminder: All schools and district offices are closed today, September 7. We look forward to welcoming our students and staff back to class tomorrow, Tuesday, September 8!

#OneClay #LaborDay #ClayCounty #ClayCountySchools
about 2 months ago, Clay County District Schools
A poster says "Happy Labor Day" with stars and the Clay County District Schools logo on a flag background.
Happy Friday, Clay County families! 🎉

Wishing our students, teachers, and staff a fantastic Labor Day weekend. Please remember that all schools and district offices are closed on Monday, September 7.

Rest up, have fun, and enjoy the long weekend!

🗓️ View upcoming district dates: OneClay.net/Calendars

#ClayCounty #OneClay #LaborDay
about 2 months ago, Clay County District Schools
A white page with blue text reads "Reminder: No School September 7 Labor Day" and "Student/Teacher Holiday - District Offices & Schools will be Closed."

🎉 Happy 904 Day, Clay County! 🎉

Clay County District Schools is celebrating at the Orange Park Mall!

Stop by and connect with us to learn more about:
📚 Enrolling your student
💼 Employment opportunities
🙋‍♀️ Volunteering with Clay County District Schools

We’d love to see you today, September 4th, before 2 pm! Come say hello, learn more about our schools, and celebrate our community with us.

#904Day #ClayCounty #OneClay #904

about 2 months ago, Clay County District Schools
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🌟 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 September 3rd:

School Showcase: Oakleaf High School 🏰

🏫 Leadership & School Pride: Principal Justin Fluent highlighted the remarkable spirit and achievements at Oakleaf High School! A big thank you to APs Toyia Mills, Lance Linscomb, Brittany McKenzie, and Brett Rountree for their leadership and support.

🎶 Knight Chorale: Jaiyse W., Vice President and student leader of the Knight Chorale, moved the room with powerful performances of the National Anthem and "A Change Is Gonna Come."

🎨 Artistic Excellence: From ceramics to 2D art and AP portfolios, the visual arts display was incredible. A huge shout-out to OHS Art Teachers Mrs. Kezia Laberis and Mr. Corey Ackerman for fostering such rich creative talent!

Staff & Student Recognitions 🏆

🏅 Athletic Recognitions: Celebrating our outstanding district athletic stars, presented by the Coordinator of District Athletics and Development, Christina Thompson!

⭐ Student-Athlete of the Month: Jordan B. (Middleburg High School)

📋 Coach of the Month: Coach Smith (Ridgeview High School)

Scroll through the photos to see the smiles! 📸

#OneClay #Elevate #ClayCountySchools #CCDS #StudentSuccess #ExcellenceInEducation

about 2 months ago, Clay County District Schools
A man in a black suit and bow tie speaks into a microphone on a stage. Behind him, a group of people stand near a wooden desk. A screen displays a Clay County logo.
Three people stand in a hall. A woman holds a certificate. Behind them, a wooden desk, chairs, and flags are present.
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Five adults stand in front of a blue wall with "Student Art Gallery" in white letters. Some wear formal attire. Artworks and photographs adorn the wall behind them.
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