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🚌 National School Bus Safety Week! 🚌

October 19th–23rd, 2026 is National School Bus Safety Week! This year’s national theme is "Safe Rides, Everyday Heroes." 💛

Keeping our students safe on the way to and from school is a community effort. Please keep these key reminders in mind:

For Drivers: Always stop when yellow school bus lights flash red and the stop arm is extended. Slow down in school zones and eliminate all distractions.

For Students: Stay visible! Be extra cautious around the 10-foot area surrounding the bus and always stand three big steps back from the curb while waiting.

A huge THANK YOU to our dedicated OneClay bus drivers and transportation staff - our everyday heroes behind the wheel! 🛣️✨

🚌 Want to be a bus driver? We’re hiring!

Join our transportation team and help drive the future of Clay County! Visit oneclay.net/bus to explore current employment opportunities.

❤️ Give this post a like to show your appreciation for our amazing school bus drivers!

#OneClay #ClayCountyDistrictSchools #SchoolBusSafetyWeek #SafeRidesEverydayHeroes #CCDS #SafetyFirst #OneClayCareers
6 days ago, Clay County District Schools
School bus parked with a child boarding. Text reads "National School Bus Safety Week October 19-23, 2026".
🎉 BIG NEWS, CLAY COUNTY! 🎉

Clay County District Schools has officially been named one of only 18 Academically High-Performing School Districts in the entire state of Florida for the 2025–2026 school year by the Florida Department of Education!

This prestigious recognition reflects our dedication to academic excellence, operational accountability, and student success across every classroom.

To earn and maintain this status, school districts must meet rigorous state benchmarks:

Academic Excellence: Earn an "A" district grade for two consecutive years without any district-operated school receiving an "F."

Classroom Focus: Fully comply with state class size requirements.

Fiscal Responsibility: Maintain clean annual financial audits with no material weaknesses or compliance issues.

This milestone is a direct result of the commitment of our teachers, support professionals, administrators, and district leadership under Superintendent David Broskie, paired with the hard work of our students and the steadfast support of our families and community.

Thank you for believing in our students and making Clay County a leader in Florida public education! 📚✨

#OneClay #ClayCountyDistrictSchools #AcademicallyHighPerforming #ExcellenceInEducation #FLedu
9 days ago, Clay County District Schools
Blue, white, and red banner with text "Academically High Performing School District". Logos for Florida Department of Education and Clay County.
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
9 days ago, Clay County District Schools
Blue sign with "REMINDER" and an arrow pointing to it, with a red pin. Below, the Clay County District Schools logo.

Our first opportunity this year is the Florida FBLA Fall Leadership Conference in Cape Canaveral this November! We are seeking sponsorships of $25, $50, $100, or more to help cover travel and lodging expenses for our students.

Would you consider becoming a sponsor? Simply scan the QR code below to make a contribution. Any amount is greatly appreciated!

Thank you for supporting our LAJH FBLA students and helping make these valuable leadership opportunities possible!

9 days ago, Lake Asbury Junior High
Lake Asbury Junior High FBLA sponsorship flyer featuring the FBLA logo and a silver minivan with the LAJH tiger logo. Students are preparing to attend the Florida FBLA Fall Leadership Conference in Cape Canaveral, Florida, November 13 through 15. The chapter is seeking sponsorships ranging from $25 to $250 to help cover travel and lodging expenses. A QR code is included for donations. The flyer features blue, gold, and white colors.
LAJH DANCE! 🐾
Join us on Friday, October 23, from 4:00 to 6:00 PM for our LAJH Dance!

Students attending the dance may remain on campus after dismissal and will be admitted immediately after school on the courtyard side of the cafeteria. We encourage students to stay on campus rather than leave and return for the dance.

Admission is $10, and concessions will be available for purchase, with prices ranging from $1 to $5.

Reminder: School dress code remains in effect for the dance. All students are expected to follow LAJH dress code guidelines.

We look forward to a fun afternoon with our Tigers!
9 days ago, Lake Asbury Junior High
Lake Asbury Junior High presents the LAJH Dance on Friday, October 23, from 4:00 PM to 6:00 PM. Admission is $10, and concessions will be available for $1 to $5. Students attending the dance will remain on campus after school and report directly to the cafeteria courtyard entrance. All students must follow the LAJH dress code. A QR code is included on the flyer for additional information. The flyer features navy blue and gold school colors, a disco ball, stars, and a tiger paw print.
🧡 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
9 days ago, Clay County District Schools
A blue background features a shirt and a text overlay promoting National Bullying Prevention Month's Unity Day.

🏒 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

11 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.
Big round of applause for our Tiger ROAR Students of the Week!

This week, we are celebrating Tigers who lead by example through true Accountability!

These outstanding students bring their best every single day. They show up with strong character, make wise choices, and approach their work with honor and dedication. By taking ownership of their actions and working hard, they embody true Tiger integrity and raise the bar for our entire school.

Keep it up, Tigers!
11 days ago, Daniel Davis
Two girls hold certificates in front of a tiger image and school name on a dark backdrop.
Three individuals, two females and one male, stand together holding certificates. Behind them, a tiger mascot is displayed on a dark background.
A young person stands with a certificate in front of a wall with a tiger logo.
Heads up, Tigers!

Next week is Red Ribbon and School Spirit Week! Here are our themed dress up days for next week!
12 days ago, Brittany Forgach
Red Ribbon Week flyer for Lake Asbury Junior High School featuring the school's roaring tiger mascot in garnet and gold. The colorful flyer has a white background with red ribbons, stars, and tiger paw prints.  The theme is “Be Kind. Be Brave. Be Drug Free.”  Students are encouraged to participate in five themed dress-up days:  Monday – Twin Day: Find a friend and dress alike!  Tuesday – Tiger Swag Day: Wear Lake Asbury Junior High school colors!  Wednesday – Wild West Day: Dress in Western-inspired attire.  Thursday – Team Jersey Day: Wear your favorite team's jersey!  Friday – Pajama Day: Get cozy and show your school spirit!  Each day includes illustrations of themed clothing, including matching shirts, Tiger spirit wear, cowboy boots, sports jerseys, and pajamas.  The bottom of the flyer reads, “Strong Students, Bright Futures.”
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.
13 days ago, Clay County District Schools
A poster features several images of people in various settings and text. It highlights safe schools and exceptional teachers.

🎪 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

13 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
16 days ago, Clay County District Schools
Poster with a white background and a red border. It says "Reminder: No School Oct. 12 Planning Day".
LAJH FBLA had a great day at the District 27 Rally! Students networked, had fun, elected district officers, won prizes, and learned about community service. Congratulations to our own Matthew Morissette, elected FBLA Middle School President for 2026–2027! Thank you to Mrs. Kirkland, our FBLA sponsor, for supporting our students’ leadership and growth. Way to represent LAJH, Tigers!
17 days ago, Lake Asbury Junior High
Lake Asbury junior high school students attend attending their district FBLA conference
Lake Asbury junior high school students attend attending their district FBLA conference
Lake Asbury junior high school students attend attending their district FBLA conference
Lake Asbury junior high school students attend attending their district FBLA conference
Lake Asbury junior high school students attend attending their district FBLA conference
Lake Asbury junior high school students attend attending their district FBLA conference
Lake Asbury junior high school students attend attending their district FBLA conference
What a fun evening showcasing our 8th grade STEAM students and their Shark Tank inventions! This cross-curricular, project-based learning experience brought together creativity, critical thinking, collaboration, and innovation as students shared their Quarter 1 projects with families. A special thank you to our wonderful teachers, Ms. Randall, Ms. Kevern, Ms. Underwood, and Ms. Austin, for making meaningful learning experiences like this possible! Thank you to all the families who joined us to celebrate our students and their hard work. Here are just a few of the many projects they developed. We are proud of our young innovators!
17 days ago, Lake Asbury Junior High
LAJ 8th grade STEAM shark tank inventions
LAJ 8th grade STEAM shark tank inventions
LAJ 8th grade STEAM shark tank inventions
LAJ 8th grade STEAM shark tank inventions
LAJ 8th grade STEAM shark tank inventions
LAJ 8th grade STEAM shark tank inventions
LAJ 8th grade STEAM shark tank inventions
LAJ 8th grade STEAM shark tank inventions
LAJ 8th grade STEAM shark tank inventions
LAJ 8th grade STEAM shark tank inventions
Our Academic Team had a great first home match of the season! Although our Tigers did not win the overall points, they continue to improve, demonstrate their knowledge, and represent LAJ with pride. We are especially proud of this dedicated team, which includes students from sixth through eighth grade. A special thank-you to our parents, Mr. Johnson, our Academic Team advisor; Mrs. Mia, who moderated the match; our judges, Mrs. McHugh-Clark and Mr. Burke; and Mr. Rivera for his assistance. Your support helped make this event a success! Well done, Tigers! We are so very proud of you!
17 days ago, Lake Asbury Junior High
Lake Asbury Junior High Academic Team
Students in Mrs. Milla’s and Mrs. Kirnie’s classrooms were busy tackling problems, sharing their thinking, and explaining their mathematical reasoning. From discussions and creative questioning to small-group instruction and individualized help, our Tigers were engaged in learning! Shoutout to Mrs. Patton for providing additional support and helping students build confidence and understanding. We love seeing our students think, collaborate, and shine!
17 days ago, Lake Asbury Junior High
LAJ students in 6th grade math classrooms
LAJ students in 6th grade math classrooms
LAJ students in 6th grade math classrooms
LAJ students in 6th grade math classrooms
LAJ students in 6th grade math classrooms
LAJ students in 6th grade math classrooms
Correction to Basketball conditioning:
17 days ago, Timothy Hamel
GO TIGERS!!!
Shoutout to our Tiger ROAR Students of the Week! These outstanding Tigers are showing everyone what it truly means to ROAR by being On Time! By beating the bell, walking in with materials ready, and making every minute count, they protect valuable instructional time for themselves and their classmates. They set a positive, focused tone across our campus and model the high standards expected of every Tiger. Keep up the great work!
18 days ago, Daniel Davis
Three girls pose with certificates in front of a wall with a tiger logo and text.
Two students, one wearing glasses and a cap, hold up certificates with school logos. They stand before a wall with a tiger logo.
Girl holding a certificate in front of a wall with a tiger image and "Lake Asbury Junior High" text.
A young girl holds an award certificate in front of a tiger logo on a backdrop.
In Mrs. Connelly’s STEAM Civics class 🇺🇸students discussed the events leading to the American Revolution, from the Royal Proclamation of 1763 to the Boston Tea Party. Lots of thoughtful questions, context, and connections were shared as our Tigers explored the road to independence!
18 days ago, Lake Asbury Junior High
LAJ students in Mrs. Connelly‘s Steam civics class learning about the road to independence!
Learning takes teamwork! Students in Mrs. Sieruta’s 7th grade science classes put their thinking skills to work with a “reverse review,” creating questions from given answers to prepare for an upcoming assessment. Great collaboration, critical thinking, and student engagement!
18 days ago, Lake Asbury Junior High
LAJ students in Mrs. Sieruta’s science class collaborated to create a reverse review