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FIRST QUARTER REPORT CARD DAY! 📝📊

Today is First Quarter Report Card Day! It’s a great opportunity for parents and guardians to log in and review your student’s final first-quarter 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 view report cards:

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

Review quarter grades, report cards, 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 #ReportCardDay
8 days ago, Clay County District Schools
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🧡 Wear & Share Orange on Wednesday, Oct. 21! 🧡

October is National Bullying Prevention Month, and on Wednesday, October 21st, Clay County District Schools is standing together for kindness, acceptance, and inclusion! We invite all OneClay students, staff, and families to wear and share ORANGE on October 21st to send a visible, unified message that our schools are safe, welcoming places for everyone.

Let’s turn OneClay orange! 🧡

#OneClay #ClayCountyDistrictSchools #UnityDay #WearOrange #BullyingPreventionMonth #CCDS #KindnessMatters
8 days ago, Clay County District Schools
A blue background features a shirt and a text overlay promoting National Bullying Prevention Month's Unity Day.
The Best Part of Leadership Is the People You Get to Lead!

At Clay Virtual Academy, we know that great schools are built by great people, and we are fortunate to have some of the very best! In celebration of Boss’s Day, our CVA team took a moment to show their appreciation for our principal, Mrs. Murphy, with a thoughtful surprise. If you ask her, though, she will tell you the real gift is getting to work alongside a team that cares deeply about students, supports one another, and puts their hearts into everything they do.

Leadership is never a one-person job, and at CVA, we are reminded every day that our school's strength comes from the people behind it. Thank you to our incredible CVA family for making this such a special place to work, learn, and grow!
8 days ago, Clay Virtual Academy
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Learning Beyond the Screen at CVA!

What does meaningful learning look like in a virtual classroom? Sometimes, it happens through a simple conversation!

During recent Discussion-Based Assessments (DBAs), Mr. Bishop challenged students to go beyond memorizing information and demonstrate what they know.

In one conversation, a student explored how to invest $10,000, explaining the risks and rewards of different investment options. In another, a student demonstrated an understanding of constitutional principles by explaining how governmental powers are divided and providing real-world examples.

These conversations are about so much more than answering questions. They give students opportunities to think, explain their reasoning, and connect classroom learning to the world around them.

At Clay Virtual Academy, meaningful instruction isn't limited to what happens on a screen. It's also found in the conversations that help students grow!
9 days ago, Clay Virtual Academy
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🏒 CLAY COUNTY DAY AT THE JACKSONVILLE ICEMEN! 🏒

Clay County District Schools is excited to partner with the Jacksonville Icemen for a special Clay County Day at the rink!

Join us on Sunday, November 8, 2026, at 3:00 PM as the Jacksonville Icemen take on the Florida Everblades! We welcome all Clay County students, families, staff, and community members for an afternoon of hockey, school spirit, and family fun.

⭐ Special Guest: We are thrilled to be joined by special guest Superintendent of Clay County Schools, David Broskie!

🎟️ Event Highlights:

Discounted Tickets: Special ticket rates available for Clay County families.

Post-Game Shots on Net: Stay after the final buzzer for an exclusive opportunity to step onto the ice and take shots on net!

📍 GAME DETAILS

Date: Sunday, November 8, 2026

Time: 3:00 PM

Matchup: Jacksonville Icemen vs. Florida Everblades

🎟️ HOW TO GET TICKETS:

Direct Link: https://www.gofevo.com/event/Claycounty23

Sharing with family? Swipe to the next slide to screenshot or share the QR code with friends viewing on another screen!

Get your tickets today and join us for Clay County Day with the Jacksonville Icemen!

#OneClay #OneClaySports #ClayCountyDay #JacksonvilleIcemen

10 days ago, Clay County District Schools
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A black-and-white advertisement for Clay County Day on November 18, 2023. It features a QR code and a sports team logo.
ASL Learning Lab in Action at Orange Park High School!

We love seeing our Clay Virtual students learning and connecting in person! Through our partnership with Orange Park High School, we have an ASL Learning Lab where students take American Sign Language through Clay Virtual and receive in-person support from our amazing teacher, Ms. Laura Gerds, who regularly visits the lab to provide hands-on instruction and connect with her students.

A special thank you to Ms. Morris, the OPH lab facilitator, for her dedication and support in making this partnership a success!

At Clay Virtual, virtual doesn't mean learning alone! We are proud to work alongside our school partners to create meaningful learning experiences for students!
10 days ago, Clay Virtual Academy
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A woman stands next to a desk with two computer monitors, talking to a student seated at the desk.
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Sometimes the best science lessons happen right outside our windows! This morning, our amazing Clay Virtual Academy teacher, Ms. Cochuyt, captured a rocket launch, including the moment the solid rocket boosters separated! She immediately saw an opportunity to bring real-world science into her virtual classroom by sharing the photo with her Astronomy and Earth/Space Science students.

This is what makes our CVA teachers special! They find ways to connect classroom learning to the world around us, bringing science to life for their students. The classroom may be virtual, but the learning opportunities are limitless!
11 days ago, Clay Virtual Academy
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On November 3, Clay County voters will consider the renewal of the existing One Mill ad valorem funding for four years (July 1, 2027 – June 30, 2031).

Because this measure is a renewal of the existing operating millage, it continues current funding without increasing tax rates. Revenues are strictly dedicated to two operational priorities:

School Safety: Funding law enforcement contracts for campus officers.

Employee Compensation: Providing competitive pay to retain and attract quality teachers and support staff.

All expenditures are subject to review by an independent Citizens’ Oversight Committee. Visit oneclay.net/renewal for more information.
12 days ago, Clay County District Schools
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🎪 Step right up to the Cafeteria Circus! 🎪

National School Lunch Week is rolling into OneClay from October 12th–16th, 2026! 🍿🍎

This year’s theme, Cafeteria Circus, is all about celebrating the fun, balanced, and delicious meals served in our school cafeterias every day.

A huge THANK YOU to our dedicated Food & Nutrition Services team for working magic behind the scenes every single day to nourish our students - living out the mission of Feeding Bodies. Fueling Minds. 🤹‍♂️✨

🍿 Serving Up Success

By the Numbers:

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.

Step under the big top and check out what’s cooking this week!

📋 View Breakfast & Lunch Menus: oneclay.net/fns

#OneClay #ClayCountyDistrictSchools #NSLW26 #NationalSchoolLunchWeek #CafeteriaCircus #SchoolNutrition #CCDS #FuelingMinds

12 days ago, Clay County District Schools
A banner with a tent, a red apple, broccoli, and a tomato character. It reads "Cafeteria Circus" and "National School Lunch Week" for October 12th-16th, 2026.
📢 CALENDAR REMINDER: Enjoy your long weekend, OneClay! 🍂

There is NO SCHOOL for students on Monday, October 12th due to a scheduled Planning Day!

📌 Important Details:

Student Holiday: No school for students on Monday, Oct. 12.

District Offices & Schools: Offices and schools will remain open.

We hope all of our students and families have a safe, restful long weekend! We look forward to seeing everyone back in class on Tuesday, October 13th! 💙

📅 View the full 2026–2027 school calendar: OneClay.net/Calendars

#OneClay #ClayCountyDistrictSchools #CCDS #StudentHoliday #PlanningDay #ClayCountyFL
15 days ago, Clay County District Schools
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Learning Doesn't Stop at the First Try!

At Clay Virtual Academy, we believe learning is a process, and sometimes the greatest growth happens when students can revisit challenging concepts, get additional support, and try again.

This week, our CVA math teacher, Mr. Schmelz, shared a wonderful example of mastery learning in action! On Monday, Mr. Schmelz met individually with a student for a tutoring session, reviewed challenging math concepts, and worked through example problems from previous quizzes. With that extra instruction and the chance to strengthen his understanding, the student went back, retook two quizzes, and earned an A and a B, improving his overall course grade! 

This is what makes Clay Virtual Academy special. Our students aren't expected to figure everything out on their own. Our teachers provide personalized instruction, identify areas where students need additional support, and create opportunities for students to demonstrate their growth.

At CVA, the goal isn't just to complete an assignment or earn a grade. It's mastering the learning.
15 days ago, Clay Virtual Academy
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🏒 CLAY COUNTY DAY AT THE JACKSONVILLE ICEMEN! 🏒

Clay County District Schools is excited to partner with the Jacksonville Icemen for a special Clay County Day at the rink!

Join us on Sunday, November 8, 2026, at 3:00 PM as the Jacksonville Icemen take on the Florida Everblades! We welcome all Clay County students, families, staff, and community members for an afternoon of hockey, school spirit, and family fun.

⭐ Special Guest: We are thrilled to be joined by special guest Superintendent of Clay County Schools, David Broskie!

🎟️ Event Highlights:

Discounted Tickets: Special ticket rates available for Clay County families.

Post-Game Shots on Net: Stay after the final buzzer for an exclusive opportunity to step onto the ice and take shots on net!

📍 GAME DETAILS

Date: Sunday, November 8, 2026

Time: 3:00 PM

Matchup: Jacksonville Icemen vs. Florida Everblades

🎟️ HOW TO GET TICKETS:

Direct Link: https://www.gofevo.com/event/Claycounty23

Sharing with family? Swipe to the next slide to screenshot or share the QR code with friends viewing on another screen!

Get your tickets today and join us for Clay County Day with the Jacksonville Icemen!

#OneClay #OneClaySports #ClayCountyDay #JacksonvilleIcemen

17 days ago, Clay County District Schools
Advertisement with a mascot and a man in hockey gear. Text reads "Clay County Day" and "Everblades vs Icemen".
A black-and-white advertisement for Clay County Day on November 18, 2023. It features a QR code and a sports team logo.
Exciting news, Clay County! 📣

The very first edition of The OneClay Register is LIVE NOW! 🗞️

Clay Today and Clay County District Schools are thrilled to launch our brand-new joint partnership and a fresh look for our school community news. For the first time ever, content is created directly by Clay County District Schools, giving parents, students, and teachers first-hand updates to keep everyone "in the know!" 🍎

📰 Read the First Edition Now:

• Clay Today: claytodayonline.com/oneclay-register/

• District Website: oneclay.net/news

• In Print: Inserted in Clay Today once a month

Dive in and read edition #1 today! ✨

#TheOneClayRegister #ClayCountySchools #TheClayToday #OneClay #ClayCountyFL
18 days ago, Clay County District Schools
A poster with red text on a white background displays "The OneClay Register" with school lockers in the background.
What happens when a student takes an idea and starts thinking like an entrepreneur?

Ev Loren, an Oakleaf High School student taking Entrepreneurship through CVA Flex, created an impressive business proposal for LuxeBlooms. Ev developed the concept, identified a problem and solution, considered her target market, created an investor slide deck, and delivered an elevator pitch to bring her idea to life. Check out her elevator pitch at: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1LseRqUGYlKhK_Icw9zE2CgxGHcqCBkZT/view

Her CVA teacher, Ms. Wadsworth, was so impressed that she shared, “I would invest in her company if she opened it today!”

Ev is a great example of the learning happening through CVA Flex as students across Clay County connect with CVA courses while remaining part of their zoned school communities.

Great work, Ev! We love seeing your creativity, confidence, and entrepreneurial thinking shine!
18 days ago, Clay Virtual Academy
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📣 Happy National Coaches Day! 📣

Today, Clay County District Schools honors and celebrates all of our dedicated academic and athletic coaches across the district!

From fields and courts to classrooms and competition teams, our OneClay coaches play an essential role in guiding, mentoring, and supporting our students. They instill valuable skills like teamwork, discipline, resilience, and critical thinking - helping our students build confidence and achieve success both in academics and athletics.

We extend our sincere gratitude to all of our coaches for their leadership, time, and ongoing commitment to our students and school communities! 💙

#OneClay #ClayCountyDistrictSchools #NationalCoachesDay #AcademicCoaches #AthleticCoaches #CCDS #CoachesDay #OneClayFamily
18 days ago, Clay County District Schools
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Clay County District Schools remains dedicated to maintaining safe, welcoming learning environments across all campuses.

The One Mill Renewal on the November 3 ballot provides the dedicated local funding to sustain key law enforcement partnerships with the Clay County Sheriff’s Office, Green Cove Springs Police Department, and Orange Park Police Department. This continued funding ensures that a sworn, dedicated School Resource Officer (SRO) is stationed on every traditional public and eligible charter school campus every day.

Learn more about the November 3 ballot measure and how referendum funds are monitored by an independent citizens' committee at oneclay.net/renewal.
19 days ago, Clay County District Schools
A flyer displays a police officer with a child, a German Shepherd, and a badge. Text reads "Referendum Renewal" and "Safe Schools."
We loved visiting the CVA lab at Lake Asbury Junior High last week and seeing so much learning in action! Students were engaged in a variety of courses, including Peer Counseling, HOPE, Life Management Skills, World History, and more. We even got to see a student complete a DBA call with their CVA teacher, giving us a great glimpse of the interaction and connection that are such important parts of virtual learning.

It was wonderful to see students working independently, staying focused, and making progress while having the support of their school community around them. Thank you to the students and staff at Lake Asbury Junior High for welcoming us and for creating a space where CVA students can learn, connect, and succeed!
19 days ago, Clay Virtual Academy
Students seated at computers in a classroom, one with a mouse and a notebook, and a water bottle nearby.
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🍎 Celebrating World Teachers' Day 🍎

Today, Clay County District Schools honors the dedicated educators across our district who guide, inspire, and support our students every day.

Our OneClay teachers are highly qualified, certified professionals who bring deep subject-matter expertise, engaging instruction, and a steadfast commitment to educational excellence into every classroom. Beyond their rigorous professional standards, they foster structured, supportive, and dynamic learning environments where every student can achieve their full potential.

We extend our sincere gratitude to our teaching staff for their leadership, expertise, and ongoing dedication to our schools and community. Thank you for your commitment to excellence in education! 💙

#OneClay #ClayCountyDistrictSchools #WorldTeachersDay #TeachingExcellence #CCDS #Educators #EducationMatters
19 days ago, Clay County District Schools
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October is National Principals Month. We are happy to honor our principal, Becky Murphy. Thank you for leading our Clay Virtual Academy school community with wisdom, patience, and dedication every single day. Your vision and constant encouragement create an environment where both students and staff can truly thrive.
19 days ago, Gayle Weaver
National Principals Month - Becky Murphy

⚡ Charge Into Fire Safety! ⚡

It’s Fire Prevention Week, and this year’s theme is all about safe charging! As technology plays a big role in our everyday lives, we are reminding our OneClay community that safe charging is a superpower.

🔌 Plug in. Power up. Stay safe.

To keep our homes and schools safe, make sure you are using your 6 Charging Superpowers:

• Cheap charger? Don't chance it. Use the cord and charger that came with your device or one approved by the manufacturer.

• Soft surface? Hard pass. Charge on a hard, flat surface like a table, desk, or bare floor.

• Fully charged? Time to unplug. Unplug your device when it is fully charged.

• For tools and rides, charge outside. Charge large items like e-bikes, scooters, and power tools outside when possible, and never block exits when charging.

• Feels hot? Stop using it. Stop using your device if it feels very hot, starts to swell, smells strange, leaks, smokes, or makes popping or hissing sounds.

• On a flight? Keep it in sight. Keep devices where you can see them while charging on an airplane, and tell a flight attendant if you notice a problem.

Find more safety tips and resources at FPW.ORG.

#OneClay #ClayCountyDistrictSchools #FirePreventionWeek #ChargeIntoFireSafety #CCDS #SafetyFirst

20 days ago, Clay County District Schools
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