Artist alert! The Van and Sandra Royal Kids with heART Gallery in the Pediatric Emergency Waiting Room of Ascension St. Vincent’s Clay County campus has NEW artwork on display. The artwork for the Summer was created by students at Middleburg Elementary. Way to go, Pirates!
As we observe Memorial Day, let us take a moment to reflect on the profound sacrifice of the brave individuals who gave their lives for our freedoms. Their bravery will never be forgotten. #MemorialDay
Congratulations, Class of 2025 Graduates! You did it! Keep being great! #Classof2025 #WeAreOneClay
Reminder | Schools and district offices will be closed on Monday, May 26th, in observance of Memorial Day.
🎓 Congratulations to the Class of 2025! 🎓
Today, we celebrate our incredible #OneClay seniors. We are so proud of you and your accomplishments! The future is yours— go chase it boldly! 🎉 #Classof2025 #WeAreOneClay #Graduation
Good news for Clay County families! Our Summer 2025 Food Service Program will provide FREE meals to ALL kids and teens 18 and under! No application is necessary—just show up and enjoy a nutritious meal. Please note that meal sites are subject to closing based on participation, so be sure to take advantage of this wonderful program! Below is a list of participating locations and dates.
🎓 In just a few days, our seniors will cross the stage and begin a brand-new chapter. One of our favorite #OneClay traditions is watching these soon-to-be graduates return to their elementary schools, walking the same halls where their journeys began.
Seniors, Clay County District Schools celebrates your hard work, determination, and accomplishments. We are excited for all that lies ahead for you! Congratulations, Class of 2025! 🎓
Celebrating our amazing #OneClay Speech-Language Pathologists on National SLP Day, May 18th! We appreciate your dedication to helping our students communicate confidently and reach their full potential. #ThankYouSLPs
Get ready to be amazed by our student artists! 🎨✨
Clay County District Schools is proud to present the 36th Annual Clay County Student Art Show at the Thrasher-Horne Center this Friday and Saturday!
Come and explore incredible artwork from our talented elementary and secondary students. There's something for everyone to enjoy!
🗓️ Dates & Times:
-Friday: 4:00 PM - 8:00 PM
- Saturday: 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM
🎉 What to Expect:
- Stunning displays of elementary and secondary student artwork
- A fun and engaging Family Engagement Room
- Witness a Live Muralist in action (Friday only!)
- Explore future possibilities at our Fine Arts College and Career Event (Saturday only!)
- Delicious eats from Food Trucks (Friday only!)
- Celebrate our secondary artists at the Art Show Awards Presentation (Friday only!)
This fantastic event is FREE and OPEN to the public. We cannot wait to see you there and celebrate the creativity of our amazing #OneClay students!
Say hello to even more in the One Clay app with “Rooms.” Parents and guardians will soon receive instructions via email on Monday, May 19th, to create their login to access “Rooms” within the district app. Rooms will be the primary method for school-to-guardian communication for the 2025-2026 school year.
Please make sure to download the app using the links below:
Download for Android https://aptg.co/GbKvH7
Download for iPhone https://aptg.co/7sy3gF
Thank you to the Board of County Commissioners for inviting Clay County District Schools and Mary Owens, our district K-12 Social Studies Specialist, to take part in the Clay County History Month & National Historic Preservation Month Proclamation. We are honored to celebrate our county’s rich history and the importance of preserving it for future generations. We appreciate the opportunity to be part of this special recognition! #WeAreOneClay #ClayCountyHistory
The First Coast Worksite Wellness Council (FCWWC) recently recognized Clay County District Schools with a Platinum Level Healthiest Companies Award! This is OneClay's seventh year receiving the highest recognition and the eighth year overall.
FCWWC celebrates organizations committed to supporting employee well-being and fostering a healthy workplace culture. Platinum Award winners have best-in-class wellness programs and have created a health and well-being culture throughout their organization. The company has full leadership support and invests in necessary resources to strategically design, implement, and measure programs that show demonstrated improvement in the health and well-being of their employees.
Thank you to our amazing employees for making their health a priority and adding to the success of our program! #WeAreOneClay
Get ready to be amazed by our student artists! 🎨✨
Clay County District Schools is proud to present the 36th Annual Clay County Student Art Show at the Thrasher-Horne Center this Friday and Saturday!
Come and explore incredible artwork from our talented elementary and secondary students. There's something for everyone to enjoy!
🗓️ Dates & Times:
-Friday: 4:00 PM - 8:00 PM
- Saturday: 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM
🎉 What to Expect:
- Stunning displays of elementary and secondary student artwork
- A fun and engaging Family Engagement Room
- Witness a Live Muralist in action (Friday only!)
- Explore future possibilities at our Fine Arts College and Career Event (Saturday only!)
- Delicious eats from Food Trucks (Friday only!)
- Celebrate our secondary artists at the Art Show Awards Presentation (Friday only!)
This fantastic event is FREE and OPEN to the public. We cannot wait to see you there and celebrate the creativity of our amazing #OneClay students!
Ahhhh monsters!! 🎨 Ms. Laberis’ ceramic students at Oakleaf High and Mrs. Levinson’s 2nd-grade artists from Oakleaf Village Elementary have teamed up for an adorable art project! The younger students' creative monster drawings were brought to life by the high school students using clay. We’re so proud of these talented students for turning imagination into art and connecting across campuses through creativity! #WeAreOneClay
Celebrating our amazing Super Student of the Month for the junior high category, Hannah K.! Superintendent Broskie popped by Orange Park Junior High today to surprise her. Hannah is a constant source of positivity, works hard in Mr. Paulk's class, and is a wonderful student. Her daily Wildcat Pride shines bright! Congratulations, Hannah!
Superintendent Broskie was at Argyle Elementary School today to recognize our incredible Super Student of the Month, Emmelyer O.! Emmelyer is in sixth grade at AES and is known for his kindness, encouragement, and spirit. Emmelyer truly exhibits what it means to be an Argyle Pioneer! Way to go, Emmelyer!
Congratulations to Middleburg High School senior Sophia A., the April Super Student of the Month! Superintendent Broskie stopped by this morning to deliver the exciting news. Sophia was recently named prom queen and is consistently volunteering at MHS. Her impressive involvement includes leadership positions across numerous clubs, participation in two CTE programs (Vystar and Culinary), and being a student-athlete. We are thrilled to celebrate Sophia's accomplishments as she prepares to attend UNF in the fall. Way to go, Sophia!
Student leaders in action! The Tiger Club at Tynes Elementary helped assemble and donate Blessings Bags to our Project REACH students. Each bag comes with a variety of hygiene products, socks, and a handwritten note of positivity by the students in the club. The Tiger Club is a developing leaders program for 5th and 6th graders. Alaina Bell, Eric Wright, and Shamberley Payne, along with volunteer support from Ashley Pippen-Jones, help cultivate future leaders by supporting the community and its needs. We appreciate them, the students, and Tynes Elementary for their thoughtful donation. #WeAreOneClay #StudentLeaders
Wishing a very Happy Mother's Day to our wonderful #OneClay moms!
🎉 Congratulations to the #OneClay Social Studies Teachers of the Year for 2025!
These exceptional educators, celebrated in partnership with the Florida Council for the Social Studies, have been recognized for their dedication to fostering engaging and innovative learning experiences for students. Their nominations by fellow teachers, administrators, students, and parents highlight the profound impact they have within our schools. Please join us in celebrating this year’s representatives from Clay County.
