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Do you know a school that is going above and beyond to create a culture where students want to be present, engaged, and ready to succeed?

Community First Credit Union and Clay County District Schools are recognizing schools that demonstrate a commitment to attendance, engagement, and being ready to learn every day.

Nominate your school for October’s Community First School of the Month!
Two winning schools will each receive:
• Money toward a school initiative
• A trophy to display at their school

Nominate a school today: oneclay.net/schoolofthemonth
Nominations close on the 22nd of October.

#OneClay #ShowingUpStrong #SchoolOfTheMonth
22 days ago, Clay County District Schools
Flyer for Clay County School District's "School of the Month" nomination, themed "Showing Up Strong." Open October 1-22. Two schools will earn a trophy and money towards an initiative.
✨ Happy National Custodian Appreciation Day! ✨

Today, October 2nd, Clay County District Schools celebrates and honors our incredible custodial staff! 🧹💙

Working diligently behind the scenes, our custodians ensure our schools, classrooms, and facilities are clean, safe, healthy, and welcoming for our students, staff, volunteers, and visitors every single day. Their hard work creates the very foundation where learning happens!

We extend our deepest gratitude to our entire custodial team for their dedication, care, and ongoing commitment to our OneClay community. Thank you for all that you do!

❤️ Give this post a like to show your appreciation for our hard-working custodians!

#OneClay #ClayCountyDistrictSchools #NationalCustodianAppreciationDay #CustodianAppreciation #CCDS #ThankYouCustodians
22 days ago, Clay County District Schools
Blue and red background with text. Centered: "It's National Custodian Appreciation Day! October 2." Below text: "Thank you to our incredible custodians who work behind the scenes to keep our schools and buildings clean and safe!"
Congratulations to our September Pre-AICE Students of the Month: Daniel, Laurie, Hunter, and Eliza!

#GatorsCHOMP
23 days ago, Lakeside Junior High
Blonde teen with blue shirt and gray shorts stands holding an award in front of blue curtains.
Two children stand with certificates in hand in front of a banner with red and blue letters.
A girl holds an award in front of a stage with a banner reading "JUNIOR HIGH".
SAVE THE DATE!

Our Show Choir and Concert Choir will be singing the National Anthem and God Bless America before the game!
23 days ago, Lakeside Junior High
A flyer invites viewers to Lakeside Junior High's ice hockey event on Nov 6. It features a QR code, a mascot, and photos of smiling attendees.
♿ Celebrating Disability History & Awareness Weeks

Across Clay County District Schools, we are proud to recognize and celebrate Disability History & Awareness Weeks!

During the first two weeks of October, we highlight the vital contributions of individuals with disabilities throughout history, promote awareness, and reaffirm our commitment to creating inclusive, supportive spaces where every student can thrive.

💙 Our Commitment to Inclusion:

Promoting Awareness: Educating our school community on disability history, rights, and achievements.

Fostering Inclusion: Ensuring equal access, opportunities, and respect for all students.

Celebrating Strengths: Honoring the unique talents, voices, and contributions of every individual in our OneClay family.

Join us in fostering empathy, respect, and accessibility across all of our classrooms and schools! 🌟

#OneClay #ClayCountyDistrictSchools #DisabilityHistoryAndAwareness #InclusionMatters #DisabilityAwareness #CCDS #AccessibilityForAll
23 days ago, Clay County District Schools
Blue, red, and yellow text reads "Celebrating Disability History & Awareness Weeks October 1 - 14." Logo in white circle.
📅 Mark Your Calendars, OneClay Families! 🗓️

As we move through October, here are the key district dates and upcoming events to keep on your radar:

Friday, Oct. 9: End of 1st Grading Period

Monday, Oct. 12: Planning Day / Student Holiday (No school for students)

Friday, Oct. 16: Report Cards Posted in Focus

Friday, Oct. 30: Early Dismissal (Elementary Schools Only)

📌 Stay Connected & Up to Date:

To view the full school calendar and download printable schedules, visit:oneclay.net/calendars

#OneClay #ClayCountyDistrictSchools #CCDS #SchoolCalendar #MarkYourCalendars #ClayCountyFL
23 days ago, Clay County District Schools
District calendar with key dates for Clay County schools, including end of the first grading period, planning day, and early release for elementary schools.
🍂 October is packed with special observances across OneClay!

Here is what we are celebrating and highlighting throughout the month:

🌟 National Principals Month: Thank you to all of our amazing OneClay principals for everything that you do for our students, schools, and communities!

🧡 National Bullying Prevention Month & Unity Day: Together, we can create a world without bullying! Mark your calendars for Unity Day on October 21, 2026. Wear and share orange to show support for kindness, acceptance, and inclusion!

🔒 Cybersecurity Awareness Month: We are focusing on digital safety and smart cyber habits all month long.

💃 Hispanic Heritage Month: Florida continues celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month through October 15!

📅 Stay Up to Date: For a full copy of the CCDS School Calendar, visit oneclay.net/calendars

#OneClay #ClayCountyDistrictSchools #ThankAPrincipal #UnityDay #BullyingPreventionMonth #CybersecurityAwareness #HispanicHeritageMonth
23 days ago, Clay County District Schools
A multi-colored graphic features different banners highlighting various months, including National Principals Month, National Bullying Prevention Month, Cybersecurity Awareness Month, and Hispanic Heritage Month.
Yesterday in Ms. Magpiong's 7th-grade science class, students modeled the rock cycle. They broke down starburst candies to model weathering a rock into smaller pieces called sediments, then took those sediments and stacked/compacted and cemented them together to model sedimentary rocks. Students then added heat and pressure so the sedimentary rock would turn into a metamorphic rock. Finally, they talked about how adding more heat would turn the starburst rocks into "magma" and when the magma cooled it would be an igneous rock.
24 days ago, Lakeside Junior High
Two women sitting at a table with food in their hands. One holds a red and yellow object.
A plastic bag with blue zipper partially covering a round orange and yellow object, placed on a gray surface.
A girl in a classroom holds a multi-colored object in her hand and smiles.
In a classroom, a person shows a hand with colorful rubber bands to another person at a desk.
🏈🔥 IT’S GAME DAY, GATORS! 🔥🏈

Lakeside Football is ON THE ROAD tonight and ready to CHOMP! 🐊💙🧡

🆚 Green Cove Springs Junior High
⏰ 6:00 PM
📍 Green Cove Springs Junior High School

Let's bring that Lakeside energy and help us make some noise from the stands!

ONE TEAM. ONE GOAL. LET’S GO GATORS! 🐊🏈🔥

#GatorsCHOMP
25 days ago, Lakeside Junior High
An advertisement with a young player in a blue uniform holding a football. Text reads "Game Day Lakeside Football."
Clay County District Schools is committed to supporting exceptional educators in every classroom across our community.

The One Mill Renewal on the November 3 ballot provides dedicated local revenue to support competitive salaries for teachers and essential school staff. Continuing this voter-approved measure ensures the district can retain and attract high-quality talent, directly benefiting students and maintaining high academic standards. One hundred percent of these local funds stay right here in Clay County public schools, with all expenditures monitored by an independent citizens' oversight committee.

Find full details, FAQs, and budget breakdowns at oneclay.net/renewal.
26 days ago, Clay County District Schools
Ad poster with text "Clay County's Future Starts in the Classroom" and a logo reading "Referendum Renewal Safe Schools, Exceptional Teachers".
🐊🔥 IT’S GAME DAY AT THE SWAMP! 🔥🐊

We’ve got TWO Lakeside teams at HOME today, and both are ready to keep the momentum going!

🏐 VOLLEYBALL | STILL UNDEFEATED
The Lady Gators are putting that perfect record on the line and looking to KEEP THE STREAK ALIVE!

🏈 FLAG FOOTBALL | COMING OFF A WIN
Our Gators got the win last week and are ready to keep rolling!

🆚 Green Cove Springs Junior
📍 Lakeside Junior High

🏐 Volleyball — 5:30 PM & 6:45 PM
🏈 Flag Football — 5:30 PM

Two teams. One school. One BIG night at home. 💙🧡

Come pack the stands, line the sidelines, and bring the Gator energy! LET’S GO GATORS! 🐊🔥

#GatorsCHOMP
26 days ago, Lakeside Junior High
A poster promotes a high school football game. A female player holds a football. The text reads "Game Day: Lakeside Flag Football."
A flyer for Lakeside Junior High's volleyball game. A player holds a ball with text: "Game Day Lakeside Volleyball VS Green Cove Springs Junior".
❤️🤍💙 FREEDOM FRIDAY AT LAKESIDE! 💙🤍❤️

Our Gators showed up in red, white, and blue today as we wrapped up Celebrate Freedom Week! 🇺🇸

Throughout the week, students have been learning about the founding documents, principles, and freedoms that have helped shape our nation — and today we celebrated with a little school spirit!

From students to staff, Lakeside definitely understood the assignment. ❤️🤍💙🐊
27 days ago, Lakeside Junior High
A group of five people in casual clothing, smiling and standing beside a golf cart in a parking lot.
A classroom with students in red, blue, and white shirts posing for a group photo.
Three people in a classroom with blue walls. Two boys wear red shirts, one has a blue shirt. One boy wears black shorts, the other blue shorts.
Two women stand outside in a courtyard. One wears a red shirt, the other a blue shirt. Both have eyeglasses and black belts. Trees and buildings are in the background.
A person stands outdoors in front of a building with brick and glass features. They wear a red cardigan and a patterned skirt.
🗳️ Voter Registration Deadline: October 5, 2026

Planning to participate in the upcoming General Election? Make sure your record is ready before the books close! October 5, 2026 is the last day to register to vote or change your party affiliation in the state of Florida.

First-Time Voters: High school seniors turning 18 on or before Election Day and new residents must register by this date.

Current Voters: Moved recently or changed your name? Double-check your voter status to make sure your information is accurate.

Take a quick moment to register or update your information online at RegisterToVoteFlorida.gov.
29 days ago, Clay County District Schools
Text on a blue background. The date, October 5, 2026, is in red. A close up of a voter registration form is on top of the date.
The Swamp Squad showed up—and our Lady Gators showed out! 🐊💙🧡

Before the game, the Swamp Squad delivered our signature gift bags and snacks to the flag football players, then stayed to cheer them on as they defeated Wilkinson Junior High! Our volleyball girls also had a huge night, winning both of their matches! 🏈🏐

Great teams deserve great support, and we are proud to stand behind our Gators—on and off the court and field!

#GatorsCHOMP
29 days ago, Lakeside Junior High
Group of adults in blue shirts, some wearing hats, pose for a photo on a grassy field with a batting cage in the background.
Two women sit side by side, one holding a water bottle, in a room with an orange wall.
Five women in matching blue t-shirts stand and sit on a grassy field. The woman in the middle wears jeans and a watch.
Four people wear blue Swamp Squad shirts and stand on a grassy field with trees in the background.
Two women in blue shirts with "Lafayette Swamp" and "High School" print stand on a field, smiling for a selfie.
A group of people in blue uniforms stands on a grassy field, holding orange bags. A fence and trees are in the background.
Five female athletes in blue uniforms, smiling and posing for a photo with a blurred background.
Our FACS Year 2 students went Through the Looking Glass today! ♠️♥️🐇✨

Working in teams, students planned and created themed charcuterie boards inspired by Alice in Wonderland and our class theme, “Through the Looking Glass.” From Queen of Hearts designs and “Eat Me” treats to playing cards, clocks, colorful sweets, meats, cheeses, fruits, and more, each group put its own creative spin on the challenge.

This project brought together food prep, presentation, teamwork, creativity, and planning—and the final boards were incredible!

We love seeing our students take a concept, make it their own, and turn it into something this fun. ❤️

#GatorsCHOMP
29 days ago, Lakeside Junior High
Three images of a food platter. Each image features an assortment of fruits, desserts, and other snacks.
Three wooden boards with food items. A tree, butterfly, and cat in the background.
Three displays of food on trays: one with fruits, vegetables, cheese, and meat; another with various cheeses, crackers, and dips; the last with mixed fruits and vegetables.
Three large platters with food arranged as a face, flowers, and cupcakes with faces. Background contains trees and butterflies.
IMPORTANT INFORMATION FOR 8TH GRADE ATHLETES & FAMILIES

Clay County District Schools is partnering with Who We Play For to provide IN-SCHOOL EKG SCREENINGS for eligible 8th grade student-athletes as they prepare to enter high school.

WHY IS THIS IMPORTANT?
Beginning with the 2026–2027 school year, Florida’s Second Chance Act requires students in grades 9–12 to complete an EKG screening the first time they participate or seek to participate in interscholastic athletics.

For our current 8th graders planning to participate in high school athletics, completing the screening now can help satisfy this requirement before entering 9th grade.

WHO WILL NEED AN EKG?
• Incoming 9th-grade student-athletes participating in high school athletics

• Students in grades 10–12 who are participating in interscholastic athletics for the first time

• An eligible EKG completed within the previous two years may also satisfy the requirement

WHAT HAPPENS AFTER THE SCREENING?
Results from the in-school EKG screening will be emailed to families within approximately 7–10 days.

Parents/guardians will be responsible for providing the EKG results, along with the completed EL1 physical form, to the student’s HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETIC DIRECTOR before the student participates in a high school sports tryout.

PARENTS/GUARDIANS:
Please contact your child’s school directly for information regarding screening dates, registration, consent requirements, and other school-specific details.

If you have any other questions, please contact your child's junior high athletic director.

#OneClay #ClayCountyDistrictSchools #OneClaySports #ClayAthletics
30 days ago, Clay County District Schools
Sports event poster with "In-School EKG Scans" text, a heart icon, and a table listing schools and dates.
🔴⚪🔵 Don’t forget, Gators—tomorrow is Freedom Friday!

Help us wrap up #CelebrateFreedomWeek by wearing your favorite red, white, and blue. Let’s fill the halls with patriotism and Gator pride! 🇺🇸🐊

#GatorsCHOMP
30 days ago, Lakeside Junior High
Three people hold a sign with "Don't Forget to Wear Red, White, and Blue" in front of a wall.
🐊🔥 IT’S GAME DAY AT THE SWAMP! 🔥🐊

We’ve got TWO Lakeside teams at HOME TONIGHT — and we need that Gator crowd LOUD! 💙🧡

🏐 VOLLEYBALL | STILL UNDEFEATED
The Lady Gators are defending their perfect record and looking to KEEP THE STREAK ALIVE!

🏈 FLAG FOOTBALL | THE COMEBACK STARTS HERE
New game. New opportunity. Reset. Refocus. Respond.

LAKESIDE vs. WILKINSON JUNIOR
📍 Lakeside Junior High
🏐 Volleyball — 5:30 PM & 6:45 PM
🏈 Flag Football — 5:30 PM

Two teams. One school. One BIG night.

Pack the stands. Line the sidelines. Bring the noise.
DEFEND OUR HOUSE. LET’S CHOMP! 🐊🔥

#GatorsCHOMP
about 1 month ago, Lakeside Junior High
Advertisement for Lakeside Junior High Volleyball game day features a player in uniform holding a volleyball. It reads "Still Undefeated" with game details and time.
Lakeside Junior High Gators poster for a flag football game day against Wilkinson Junior. Date: Sept 24, Time: 5:30 PM, Location: Lakeside Junior High.
Community Collective Drive

Ms. Gay and Ms. Hube's classes are working on a collective drive to help our community.

Our goal is to help provide first responders with sensory items they can use when assisting individuals in our community who may have special needs or experience sensory overload during an emergency. Clay County has a large special needs population, and emergency situations can be especially overwhelming and frightening. Having something as simple as a fidget available can provide comfort, help ease anxiety, and create a bridge for communication between first responders and the individuals they are helping.
about 1 month ago, Lakeside Junior High
Bright poster with colorful text, shapes, and icons. It reads "Collection Drive for New Fidgets" with details about donating fidgets, a class competition, and collection dates.
❤️🤍💙 WEAR YOUR PATRIOTIC COLORS FOR FREEDOM FRIDAY!

To cap off Celebrate Freedom Week and continue our recognition of American Founders' Month, Clay County District Schools invites all students and staff to wear red, white, and blue on Friday, September 25!

Show your school spirit and patriotic pride as we honor the foundation, history, and freedom of our nation. We can't wait to see our schools filled with red, white, and blue on Friday! ✨

#OneClay #ClayCountySchools #FreedomFriday #CelebrateFreedomWeek #AmericanFoundersMonth #PatrioticColors
about 1 month ago, Clay County District Schools
A blue and red T-shirt displays text "Wear Your Patriotic Colors For" against a white background with stars. Below, a calendar icon and text read "Freedom Friday September 25 Celebrating American Founders' Month".