We are incredibly proud to showcase the innovative Career and Technical Education (CTE) programs at Oakleaf High School!
Today’s CTE is all about high-tech, hands-on learning that bridges the gap between the classroom and the real world. From saving lives to launching satellites, our students are gaining the competitive edge they need for the modern workforce.
On Friday, Oakleaf High opened its doors to community partners and district leaders for a special tour of these diverse pathways. Visitors got an up-close look at students mastering skills in:
Aerospace Technology
Cybersecurity
Television Production
EKG Technician & Nursing Assistant
Early Childhood Education
Agribusiness Management & Natural Resources
Digital Design & Digital Photography
Entrepreneurship
A sincere thank you to Superintendent Broskie, our School Board members, the Oakleaf High administration, our business partners, and our dedicated CTE leadership for their support of these vital programs. By investing in these pathways, we are ensuring our students leave Oakleaf ready to lead, create, and succeed!
Learn more about our CTE programs at oneclay.net/cte
#OneClay #MakeAnImpact #OakleafHigh #CTE #FutureReady #CareerEducation
As we wrap up our first week back from Spring Break, it’s time to celebrate all the hard work our students have put in!
3rd Quarter Report Cards are officially available for viewing today, Friday, March 27th, through ParentVUE and StudentVUE.
Take a moment this evening to sit down with your student, review their progress, and celebrate their achievements as we head into the final stretch of the school year!
💻 How to View:
ParentVUE: Log in via the app or web portal to see your student's grades.
StudentVUE: Students can also log in to see their own 3rd quarter results.
If you have any trouble accessing your account, please reach out to your child's school office for assistance.
Keep up the great work, everyone!
#ClayCountySchools #OneClay #ReportCards #StudentSuccess #ParentVUE
Clay County families, the wait is almost over! Kindergarten registration for the 2026-2027 school year officially opens one week from today on April 2nd, 2026.
We want to make sure your little one has "The Greatest Start on Earth," and that starts with being prepared! If your child will be 5 years old on or before September 1, 2026, now is the perfect time to gather your documents so you are "show-ready" for next Thursday.
📝 Your "Get Ready" Checklist:
Before April 2nd, please ensure you have digital or physical copies of:
1️⃣ Proof of Age: Birth certificate or legal guardianship documents.
2️⃣ Health Records: Physical and immunization documents (Form DOH 680 or 681).
3️⃣ Proof of Residence: Lease, mortgage statement, or a recent utility bill.
📍 Where to go: Visit OneClay.net/kindergarten to review the full requirements and be ready for launch day!
Questions? Reach out to us at 📧 registrations@myoneclay.net or ☎️ 904-336-9627.
We are so excited to welcome the Class of 2039 to our Clay County District Schools family! 🎒🍎
#OneClay #ClayCountySchools #KindergartenRegistration #OneWeekAway #TheGreatestStartOnEarth #ClassOf2039
🚨 ONLY 2 DAYS AWAY! 🚨
Are you truly aware of what’s happening behind the screens? In just 48 hours, we are pulling back the curtain on the digital world our children live in. 📱💻
Join us this Thursday, March 26th at Fleming Island High (TTC) for Connected & Protected. We’ve assembled a powerhouse panel from the Clay County Sheriff's Office, iGuardian, DCF, and Clay County District Schools to give you the "parental armor" you need.
6:00 PM: Doors Open & Food Trucks On-Site at 5:30 pm 🌮
6:30 PM: Presentation and Expert Panel Begins
⚠️ Note: *This presentation includes mature content and may not be appropriate for children.
#OneClay #DigitalSafety #ConnectedAndProtected #CCSO
📌 REMINDER: One More Day for Students!
We hope everyone enjoyed a safe and relaxing Spring Break! As you settle into your Sunday evening, please keep in mind that tomorrow, Monday, March 23, is a Teacher Planning Day.
There will be no school for students tomorrow while our educators and staff prepare for the final stretch of the school year.
We look forward to welcoming all of our students back to the classroom this Tuesday, March 24! 🍎
Enjoy your Sunday evening and your extra day of rest, Clay County!
#ClayCountySchools #OneClay #PlanningDay #SpringBreak2026
We’re settling the debate! Which app do you feel needs the most "parental armor" in 2026? 🛡️
Like 👍 for TikTok
Love ❤️ for Snapchat
No matter which one you chose, the risks are real—from hidden privacy settings to disappearing messages.
Clay County District Schools and the Clay County Sheriff’s Office want to help you take back control. Join us for Connected & Protected: Safety in a Digital World for a deep dive into the apps your kids are using every day.
The Details:
🗓️ March 26th | 6:30 PM (Doors at 6:00)
📍 Fleming Island High TTC
🍕 Food Trucks on-site for a stress-free dinner!
⚠️ Note: This session includes mature content regarding online risks and is intended for adults only.
Register now to secure your "Armor": https://forms.gle/t4BrYjJ3ivdiBq616
#OneClay #CCSO #TikTokvsSnapchat #DigitalSafety #ConnectedAndProtected #ClayCounty
When: March 26th | 6:30 PM – 8:30 PM (doors open at 6:00 pm)
Where: Fleming Island High Teacher Training Center (TTC)
What: Expert advice on cyberbullying, parental controls, and more.
Bonus: Visit with local partners and enjoy on-site food trucks!
⚠️ Note: This presentation includes mature content and may not be appropriate for children.
Register today by scanning the QR code on the flyer or following this link:
https://forms.gle/gzi1MEvEJrFhEyHo6
#OneClay #CCSO #ClayCounty #DigitalSafety #CyberSecurity #ConnectedAndProtected
As we head into the weekend, we want to wish all of our students, teachers, and staff a restorative and joyful week off. Whether you’re traveling or enjoying some local sunshine, we hope you have a safe and wonderful break.
Here is a quick refresher on the schedule before you head out:
🗓️ Important Dates
March 16 – 20: Spring Break (No School)
Monday, March 23: Teacher Planning Day (No school for students)
Tuesday, March 24: Students return to the classroom!
We look forward to seeing everyone back and refreshed on Tuesday, March 24. Enjoy the time off, Clay County!
#ClayCountySchools #OneClay #SpringBreak2026 #SafeTravels
All Aboard the Impact Clay Train!
Join us on March 21 from 10:00 AM – 12:00 PM at Grove Park Elementary School (1643 Miller St., Orange Park).
This free event connects families with community resources, including medical services, food pantry, clothing, mental health support, benefits assistance, books, and more. Free hot meals and train rides for kids.
Open to the public.
For More Information: Call 904-330-1848 or go to www.impactclay.org
Master your digital environment with experts covering:
🛡️ Cyberbullying & Threats
📱 Dangerous Apps & Inappropriate Content
🔐 Privacy, Scams, & Identity Theft
🛑 Child Exploitation Awareness
📅 When: March 26th | 6:30 PM - 8:30 PM (doors open at 6:00 pm)
📍 Where: Fleming Island High Teacher Training Center (TTC)
⚠️ Note: This presentation includes mature content and may not be appropriate for children.
Register today by clicking HERE or scanning the QR code in the image!
#OneClay #CCSO #ClayCounty #DigitalSafety #CyberSecurity #ConnectedAndProtected
Today, we had the privilege of hosting our Food and Nutrition Services (FNS) team as they presented to Superintendent Broskie and his Cabinet. While many see them in the cafeteria line, these unsung heroes are working tirelessly behind the scenes to ensure our students have the nutrition they need to excel in the classroom and beyond.
Did you know?
🍱 5 Million Meals: Our team prepares and serves over 5 million meals annually!
🥗 29,000 Daily Smiles: Every single school day, they serve roughly 7,000 breakfasts and 22,000 lunches.
✅ Gold Standard Excellence: The team recently completed comprehensive reviews from the Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services with zero deficiencies—a testament to their high standards for safety and quality.
🏫 Community Care: Through the CEP program, they’ve ensured 20 of our schools receive meals at no cost to families through 2028.
From "Shuck the Corn" events to National School Lunch Week, this team does so much more than "serve lunch." They provide the energy our students need to dream big and the care that makes our schools feel like home.
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 ❤️ or a 👍 to show your appreciation for the incredible Food and Nutrition staff at your child’s school!
#ClayCountySchools #OneClay #SchoolNutritionHeroes #FuelingSuccess #UnsungHeroes
Clay County families, it’s almost time! Kindergarten registration for the 2026-2027 school year officially opens on April 2nd, 2026.
We know the first day of school is a huge milestone, and we want to help you get "show-ready!" If your child will be 5 years old on or before September 1, 2026, now is the perfect time to start gathering your paperwork.
📝 Your "Get Ready" Checklist: Before April 2nd, make sure you have digital or physical copies of:
1️⃣ Proof of Age: Birth certificate or legal guardianship documents.
2️⃣ Health Records: Physical and immunization documents (Form DOH 680 or 681).
3️⃣ Proof of Residence: Lease, mortgage statement, or a recent utility bill.
📍 Where to go: Visit OneClay.net/kindergarten to learn more and be ready for launch day!
Questions? Contact us at registrations@myoneclay.net or ☎️ 904-336-9627.
We can’t wait to welcome the Class of 2039 to our Clay County District Schools family! 🎒🍎
#OneClay #ClayCountySchools #KindergartenRegistration #ComingSoon #TheGreatestStartOnEarth #ClassOf2039
Just a friendly reminder that Daylight Saving Time begins this weekend! Most people find it easiest to set their clocks ahead one hour on Saturday night before heading to bed—that way, you’re all set for Sunday morning! 🛌✨
While we all adjust to losing that hour of sleep, we’re definitely looking forward to those longer, sunnier afternoons for our students' after-school sports and activities! ☀️
We can’t wait to see all our students arriving safely and right on time this Monday morning to kick off another great week of learning. 🎒✨
#ClayCounty #SpringForward #OneClay #DaylightSaving #ClaySchools
Recognition Recap 🏆
Last night’s March School Board meeting celebrated incredible student achievements and a special retirement!
🏫 Paterson Elementary Showcase
We kicked things off with an inspiring showcase from Paterson Elementary. Principal John O'Brian and AP Lori Stokes shared the wonderful programs and successes happening at Paterson. It was a great look at the heart of the "Manatee" community!
🎶 Arts in Action
The Paterson Manatee Chorus, led by Mrs. Kelly Lotze, moved the audience with a stunning performance of "Ribbons in the Sky." We also explored the Paterson Student Art Gallery, featuring fiber arts and portraiture. Thank you to Art Teacher Alison Bramlitt for helping these students showcase their creative journeys!
🎨 Celebrating Arts Education Month
In honor of Arts Education Month in Florida and Music/Theatre in Our Schools Month, we recognized our Scholastic Art Award and Student Composition Contest winners. We are so proud of the passion these artists and composers bring to our district! 🖌️🎹🎭
🏋️♀️ New State Champions!
Clay County continues to dominate on the state stage! Congratulations to:
Kathryn Ward (FIHS): FHSAA 2A Olympic Weightlifting State Champion 🥇
Jazmin Caraballo (RHS): FHSAA 2A Traditional & Olympic Weightlifting State Champion 🥇
Clay High Competitive Cheer: FHSAA 1A State Champions! 📣
💙 Happy Retirement, Bonnie O’Nora
We celebrated the retirement of Bonnie O’Nora, Executive Secretary to the Superintendent and Board. Bonnie has served with unmatched dedication and grace. We will miss you!
🗓️ Proclamations:
Clay County Fair: April 2–12 (Fair Day: April 10!) 🎡
School Social Work Week: March 2–6. Thank you for all you do!
#ClayCountyProud #StateChampions #ArtsEducationMonth #OneClay
At Clay County District Schools, we believe in providing a world-class education that prepares our students to lead, innovate, and thrive on a global stage. Today, we are bursting with pride as we celebrate the "best of the best"—the extraordinary young men and women who have proven that their potential is limitless.
Congratulations to 154 Clay County students for their phenomenal achievement in receiving Cambridge Learner Awards for the June 2025 exam series! These awards are a testament to the high level of success our students achieve through their hard work and the steadfast support of our dedicated educators and families. By mastering this rigorous international curriculum, these students are building a foundation for a bright and successful future.
Celebrating Our Exceptional Scholars:
1 student, Sophia J. from Fleming Island High, earned Top in the World: Awarded for achieving the highest standard mark in the entire world for an individual subject.
3 OneClay students earned the Cambridge Scholar Award with Distinction: Awarded for achieving at least three "A" grades or higher at Cambridge IGCSE or International A/AS Level.
32 OneClay students earned the Cambridge Scholar Award with Merit: Awarded for achieving at least three "B" grades or higher at Cambridge IGCSE or International A/AS Level.
118 OneClay students earned the Cambridge Scholar Award: Awarded for achieving at least three "C" grades or higher at Cambridge International A/AS Level.
These students represent the pinnacle of academic excellence, and we are honored to walk alongside them as they prepare for the incredible futures awaiting them.
Let's give a massive round of applause to our amazing students! Click here to read the full article and see the complete list of winners: 2025 Cambridge Award Winners 🏆✨
#OneClay #BestOfTheBest #WorldClassEducation #CambridgeScholars #BrightFutures #AcademicExcellence
Join us for our next Virtual Parent Academy to learn about Exceptional Student Education (ESE) and how to support your child’s academic progress.
Date: March 10, 2026
Time: Noon
Location: Online via Google Meet
RSVP: Oneclay.net/VPA OR https://forms.gle/G2tsUHPgfx8tmcGd8
This month’s theme is Arts in Action.
We want to know how your school shines in the arts, music, and cultural programs that bring the community together.
Nominate a deserving school today and help us celebrate the power of the arts in our community.
Nominate here: https://forms.gle/H5us7VaRTkvkTcZeA
Or go to www.oneclay.net/page/community-first-school-of-the-month
#CommunityFirstSchoolOfTheMonth #ArtsInAction #OneClay
From fixing HVAC systems and repairing facilities to ensuring our campuses are safe and beautiful, these dedicated professionals work tirelessly behind the scenes. They are the "gears" that keep our district moving, ensuring our students and teachers can focus on learning in a comfortable environment every single day.
Give this post a ❤️ to help us show our maintenance team how much their hard work means to the CCDS community!
#OneClay #MaintenanceWorkerAppreciationDay #CCDS #ThankYou #BehindTheScenes
📚🏈 What a "touchdown" for literacy!
Today, Lakeside Elementary had the incredible honor of hosting the 10th annual Tackle Reading event in celebration of Dr. Seuss’s 122nd birthday. This nationwide tradition is designed to inspire students to fall in love with reading through the power of football.
We were thrilled to welcome 2024 Walter Payton NFL Man of the Year and Jacksonville Jaguars defensive tackle Arik Armstead to our campus. Arik served as a national spokesperson for the program this year and inspired our students with a special reading of The Cat in the Hat and motivational messages about the power of education.
The energy in the building was electric, thanks to some very special guests:
Arik Armstead, Jaguars spokesperson and 2024 Walter Payton NFL Man of the Year.
The Jacksonville Jaguars mascot, Jaxon De Ville, who brought the game-day spirit.
The Cat in the Hat himself!
Superintendent David Broskie and Chief of Elementary Heather Teto.
Every student walked away with their very own Dr. Seuss book to keep, thanks to the generosity of Dr. Seuss Enterprises. We are so grateful to Creative Minds Publications and all the partners who made this day possible, helping our students fall in love with reading.
Check out these highlights from today’s celebration! 👇
#TackleReading #Jaguars #LakesideElementary #ClayCountyDistrictSchools #DrSeuss #LiteracyMatters #ArikArmstead #Duuuval #OneClay #MakeAnImpact
Clay County District Schools is considering three options for school start times for the 2026-2027 school year, and your feedback is essential to this decision.
In 2025, Florida law (SB 296) granted our School Board the flexibility to decide the best bell times for our community. We are currently weighing three possibilities:
Option A: Keep bell times exactly as they are now.
Option B: Elementary schools start first (7:20 AM), High Schools start last (9:40 AM).
Option C: Swap Elementary and Senior High times (High School starts at 8:30 AM).
Each option has different impacts on transportation costs, extracurriculars, and student sleep patterns. We want to know what works best for your family!
👉 Review the details and take the survey here: oneclay.net/starttime
