Keystone Heights Junior/Senior High

KHHS - Community Newsletter - The Tribal Times - September 2025
https://claycountysdfl.edurooms.com/engage/keystone-heights-junior-senior-high/newsletters/september-2025-monthly-tribal-times

Mr. Harvey and his CNA students did an awesome job running the first blood drive of the year with LifeSouth! #OneTribe

Remember Fall Pictures are coming up! See graphics below to order.

KHHS students showed up for success last night at the Clay County College & Career Event! #OneTribe

We had a great night at the Clay County Florida Farm Bureau Annual Meeting. Thank you so much for being huge supporters of our KHHS FFA! We had the pleasure of having Reba Hicks, Regional Director Office of Commissioner of Agriculture, sit at our table! #OneTribe

We are thankful to have our bus drivers as part of the TRIBE! #OneTribe

Attention Juniors and Seniors: See graphic below and check your Guidance Google Classrooms for more information.

Fall School Day Non-College Reportable SAT and ACT Information:
Any student who signs up and attends the Review Bootcamp will receive assistance with their testing fees from CPS. These are non-college reportable and can not be used for college admissions or Bright Futures eligibility.

PSAT/NMSQT
All 10th grade students are automatically registered for the PSAT/NMSQT and the state covers all fees.

Mrs. Jackson's 6th Period, AICE Thinking Skills, worked on a color-coding worksheet to assess students’ understanding of logical fallacies.

UF Admissions Presentation at KHHS

KHHS 2025 Homecoming Save the Date!

Let's get a KHHS student in on this great opportunity! Clay County is giving local high school seniors a chance to step into the shoes of a county commissioner—literally. The County just launched a new Commissioner for a Day program, and five students will be selected to spend Tuesday, September 23 shadowing District 1 Commissioner John Sgromolo for a full workday. This opportunity gives students a real-world look at how local government runs—from public safety and emergency management to animal services, public works, and more. Participants will follow Commissioner Sgromolo through meetings with county leaders and site visits, and learn how different departments and leaders work together to serve the community. Who Can Apply? The program is open to Clay County high school seniors. How to Apply Students must complete an online application that includes: Basic info (name, contact, GPA, etc.) A 1–2 minute video answering the prompt: “What is your definition of leadership? What does great leadership look like in action?” 👉 Apply here 📅 Deadline to apply: Monday, September 8 Important Dates Application Deadline: Monday, September 8 Participants Announced: Thursday, September 11 Program Date: Tuesday, September 23 For questions or more information, email Recruiting@claycountygov.com.

Kona Ice Coming to KHHS This Week

Students are reviewing the classroom expectations and procedures by following a question trail. They're doing a fantastic job of communicating with each other, justifying their choices when asked or discussing with peers, and checking their answers when they have to revisit a station. #IndianStrong

Help us congratulate these Jr. High artists who's outstanding work was chosen for our Open House Art Wall - Jr High Artists: Making a Splash...ready to leave our mark!"

Kendall
Landon
Kailanni
Skye
Blaine
Katherine
Rachel
Malcom
Natalie
Isabella

Tonight was a great night at our Open House! We appreciate all of our student leaders, staff, and teachers for doing an awesome job and for families coming out! KHHS is the BEST because of you all! Thank you!

Today, students in Mrs. Morgan's class discussed what strengths they have that contribute to the group/team's success and how they could use those to overcome disagreements or problems that arise. They are working beautifully on representing themselves that will pair with a poem about how differences bring people together to achieve a common goal. #OneTribe

Mark your calendars!