Middleburg High

🍎🥦 FREE Summer Meals for Kids in Clay County! ☀️🍗

Clay County District Schools Food & Nutrition Services is excited to announce our Summer 2026 Food Service Program! From June 8th to July 31st, all children ages 18 and under can receive free, nutritious meals.

No applications are required! We have two types of meal options available Monday through Friday depending on the location:

🚗 USDA Rural Sites (Off-Site Pick-up / Grab & Go)
Parents/children can pick up a hot lunch and a cold breakfast for the next day to enjoy at home!
⏰ Time: Monday – Friday, 11:30 AM – 12:30 PM
📍 Locations:
• Keystone Elementary, McRae Elementary, Shadowlawn Elementary, Wilkinson Elementary

🍽️ USDA Non-Rural Sites (On-Site Consumption / Dine-In)
Children must eat their hot meals at the school during the designated times.
⏰ Times: Monday – Friday | Breakfast: 9:00 AM – 9:30 AM | Lunch: 11:30 AM – 12:00 PM
📍 Locations:
• Argyle Elementary, Charles E. Bennett Elementary, Swimming Pen Creek Elementary, Orange Park Junior High

Please note: There will be no meal service on July 2nd–3rd in observance of Independence Day. Sites are subject to close based on participation.

Spread the word to neighbors and friends! Let’s keep our students healthy, fueled, and ready for fun all summer long. 🎒✨

🔗 For more information, visit our website at oneclay.net/fns

#ClayCountySchools #SummerMeals #ClayCountyFL #FreeSummerMeals #FuelingClayStudents #FoodAndNutrition #OneClay

3 days ago, Clay County District Schools

Flyer with text and icons for a Summer 2026 Food Service Program. Details include dates, times, and locations for free breakfast and lunch pick-up.

📢 Announcing Our New Student Information System: Focus! ✨

Clay County District Schools is transitioning to the Focus Student Information System (SIS) for the 2026-2027 school year. Focus will become your new hub for checking grades, attendance, and scheduling, replacing Synergy ParentVUE and StudentVUE.

🗓️ Important Dates for a Smooth Transition:

June 25: Access to Synergy ParentVUE ends. (Be sure to download any report cards you'd like to keep before this date! 📄)

July 6: The new Focus portal goes live! 📱

⚠️ One Quick Step to Prepare:

To ensure you receive instructions on how to access your new Focus account via email this July, please log in to ParentVUE before June 25 to verify that your email and phone number are correct.

💬 Note: You will continue to use the OneClay App for all school communications and Rooms—only the student information portal is changing!

🔗 For full details, helpful FAQs, and updates, visit: oneclay.net/focusinfo

#OneClay #FocusSIS #ClayCountySchools #SchoolUpdate

6 days ago, Clay County District Schools

An advertisement shows an app named FOCUS on a smartphone screen. The background is blue with a pattern.

🚌 2026–2027 Bus Registration is NOW OPEN!

It’s time to start planning for the upcoming school year! Registering early allows our transportation team to build the safest and most efficient bus routes for all students.

How to Register (2 Quick Steps):

1️⃣ Access Your BusPlanner Parent Portal
Go to: sdcc.mybusplanner.com/Login
New users: Click "Create Account."
Returning users: Log in to your existing account.

2️⃣ Complete the Registration Form
Once logged into the BusPlanner Parent Portal, click on Parent →Online Forms and Requests→2026-2027 Student Transportation Opt-In
OR
Go to our website at oneclay.net/bus and click on the 26-27 Bus Registration Form button

📍 Quick Eligibility Check:
2+ Miles: Students living 2 or more miles from school qualify for transportation.

🛡️ IEP Students: If your child has specialized transportation through an IEP, no registration is needed. It is already taken care of!

🚶 Walk Zones: Info on hazardous walking conditions and courtesy rider requests on our website at oneclay.net/bus

📧 Questions? Visit the CCDS Transportation website at oneclay.net/bus or email our routing team at routing@myoneclay.net.

⏰ Don’t wait! Register early to ensure smooth routing for the first day of school!

#OneClay #Transportation #BusRegistration #SafetyFirst

7 days ago, Clay County District Schools

🚌 WE ARE HIRING: BUS DRIVERS & MONITORS! 🚌

Join the Clay County District Schools transportation team! Skip the online application and come straight to our walk-in hiring event for open interviews.

📅 Tuesday, June 23, 2026
⏰ 8:00 AM – 11:00 AM AND 1:00 PM – 3:00 PM
📍 3674 County Rd 220, Middleburg, FL 32068 (Portable 504)

✅ Requirements:
• Valid driver's license with clean driving record (for drivers)
• Pass background check & drug test
• Experience working with children
• Strong behavior management skills

💼 What to Bring:
• Resume
• Florida Driver's License (Drivers) OR State ID (Monitors)

📞 Questions? Call 904-336-0012
🌐 Learn more: OneClay.net/Employment

Please share this post with any friends, family, or neighbors looking for a great career opportunity! 🤝

#OneClayCareers #TransportationJobs #BusDrivers #BusMonitors #HiringEvent #FLJobs #OneClay

7 days ago, Clay County District Schools

A recruitment poster with blue and red accents displays details about a hiring event for bus drivers and monitors.

Join us for Clay County Day with the Jacksonville Jumbo Shrimp! ⚾🧢🦐

Bring the whole family out for a day at the ballpark and enjoy special discounted tickets exclusively for our Clay County community. ❤️

Purchase discounted tickets here: gofevo.com/event/Claycounty37

Sunday Family FUNday Activities Include:
• Catch on the field at the Baptist Health Centerfield Plaza during the first 20 minutes after gates open
• Complimentary pre-game face painting
• Complimentary balloon animals
• Kids run the bases after the game once the field is clear

Don't miss this opportunity to celebrate Clay County while enjoying a great day of baseball, family fun, and community spirit with the Jacksonville Jumbo Shrimp.

#OneClaySports #OneClay #JumboShrimp #Baseball

7 days ago, Clay County District Schools

Event poster for Clay County Day on Sunday, August 30 at 2:05 PM. Features a pink mascot, baseball field, and city skyline.

Congratulations to Principal Aftuck for being awarded the Honorary FFA State Degree! This award honors those that are dedicated in supporting agriculture, FFA, and the students that are involved. Thank you Mr. Aftuck, for your unwavering support of our chapter and believing in our members. #HorsePower

7 days ago, Jordan Hobbs

🎒 Enroll Today: Clay County Kindergarten Registration 🏫

We are so excited to welcome the Class of 2039 to the "Greatest Start on Earth!" 🎪🌟

🧒 Registration Details: If your child will be 5 years old on or before September 1, 2026, they are eligible to start their educational journey with Clay County District Schools this fall.

🚀 Online Enrollment is Quick & Easy:
Register completely online right now at OneClay.net/kindergarten.

Before you start, make sure you have digital copies of these three "show-ready" documents to upload:

📄 Proof of Age: Birth certificate or legal guardianship documents.

🩺 Health Records: School physical and immunization forms (DOH 680 or 681).

🏠 Proof of Residence: A lease, mortgage statement, or recent utility bill.

💡 Questions over the summer? Our enrollment team is working all summer long to help you! Reach out at registrations@myoneclay.net or give us a call at 904-336-9627.

We can't wait to welcome our newest little learners into our hallways this August! 🎒❤️

#ClayCountyProud #ClassOf2039 #GreatestStartOnEarth #CCDS #KindergartenRegistration #OneClay

8 days ago, Clay County District Schools

An advertisement for kindergarten registration shows a boy holding a megaphone with red and white stripes.

Congratulations, Mrs. Cochuyt for being awarded a Certificate of Leadership at One Clay Leadership Academy!! #HorsePower #OLA26

9 days ago, Jordan Hobbs

Our teacher leaders have been hard at work at One Clay Leadership Academy and are excited to bring back some great strategies to our team. #HorsePower #OLA26

9 days ago, Jordan Hobbs

Our leadership team is having a great start to One Clay Leadership Academy planning for another successful school year! #HorsePower #OLA26

9 days ago, Jordan Hobbs

Today our Bronco Teacher Leaders led the way as facilitators at OneClay Leadership Academy! #HorsePower

10 days ago, Middleburg High School

NOW HIRING!

We're hiring Self-Contained ESE Teachers who are passionate about helping students reach their full potential. Join a team of dedicated educators committed to creating meaningful learning experiences and empowering exceptional students to succeed.

Apply today at https://oneclay.schoolspring.com/

14 days ago, Clay County District Schools

A recruitment poster displays a man and girl in a classroom. The man is seated, and children surround him.

🚌 CCDS 2026-2027 BUS REGISTRATION TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE 🚌

Clay County families, are you working on registering your student for bus transportation for the upcoming school year? Remember, all students must be registered by JULY 17, 2026! We know some families have run into a few technical hiccups while filling out the Transportation Opt-In Form, so we’ve put together a quick guide to help you resolve the two most common issues:

🛑 Is your form greyed out? Your student might not be linked yet!
If you can't click the form, it usually means your student hasn't been added to your portal account. To fix this, follow these steps:
1️⃣ Head directly to 💻 sdcc.mybusplanner.com and log in to your Parent Portal account.
2️⃣ Select “Add Student”.
3️⃣ Enter your student’s information EXACTLY as it appears in official school records (you will need their Student ID, birth date, street number, and correct school).
4️⃣ Click “Add Student”.
5️⃣ Once successfully linked, your student will appear in your account! Now, go to “Online Forms & Requests” and select the 2026–2027 Student Transportation Opt-In Form.
✨ The form will auto-fill your student’s information for you! Just review it for accuracy, hit Submit, and look for a confirmation message at the top of the page so you know it went through successfully.

🔒 Locked out of your account?
To protect student security, entering incorrect information multiple times will automatically lock your account for 24 hours. If this happens, you have two options:

Option A: Wait 24 hours before attempting to log in and add your student again.

Option B (Fast Track): Email us at routing@oneclay.net with the email address you used to sign up and your student's ID number, and our team can manually override the lock for you!

📅 What’s next?
Once you are registered, official bus routes will be made available around the 3rd week of July via the Chipmunk app.

📞 Still need help? We’re here for you!
If you are still experiencing issues, please don't hesitate to reach out to the Clay County District Schools Transportation Office directly:
📧 Email: routing@oneclay.net
📞 Phone: 904-336-0001
⏰ Summer Office Hours: Monday – Thursday from 7:00 AM – 5:00 PM

To start your registration or learn more, scan the QR code on the flyer or visit 🌐 OneClay.net/Bus

#OneClay #CCDS #ClayCountySchools #BusRegistration #ParentPortal

15 days ago, Clay County District Schools

Flyer for Clay County District Schools. Bus registration for 2026-2027 school year is required. Deadline: July 17, 2026.

Senior Parents! Check out the flyer for a special surprise for the Class of 2027. #HorsePower

15 days ago, Middleburg High School

🔗 For more information, visit our website at oneclay.net/fns

#ClayCountySchools #SummerMeals #ClayCountyFL #FreeSummerMeals #FuelingClayStudents #FoodAndNutrition #OneClay

17 days ago, Clay County District Schools

Happy Friday, Clay County! ☀️

As we settle into summer break, it’s time to celebrate all the incredible hard work and growth our students have shown throughout the entire school year!

4th Quarter (Final) Report Cards are officially available for viewing starting today, Friday, June 6th, through ParentVUE and StudentVUE.

Take a moment to sit down with your student, review their final progress, and celebrate all of their achievements!

⚠️ IMPORTANT NOTICE: Action Required!
Clay County District Schools will be transitioning away from the Synergy ParentVUE system to the new FOCUS system for the upcoming school year.

Please download and save any past or current report cards you wish to keep on file before the system transitions. For more information, updates, and details about this transition, please visit: oneclay.net/focusinfo

💻 How to View Current Report Cards:
ParentVUE: Log in via the app or web portal to see your student's final grades.

StudentVUE: Students can also log in to view their own 4th quarter results.

Note: If you have any trouble accessing your account, please reach out to your child's school office for assistance (please check school websites for adjusted summer hours).

Have a safe, relaxing, and wonderful summer break, everyone! 🎉

#ClayCountySchools #OneClay #ReportCards #StudentSuccess #ParentVUE #FocusSIS #SummerBreak

20 days ago, Clay County District Schools

Empty hallway in a school with a blue banner reading "REMINDER" and a red pin on top.

Last night at the CCSD School Board meeting the following Broncos were recognized: -Alyssa Alvarez and Brett Coston for their contributions to the Special Olympics -McKinzy Alexander, Chloe Toney and Charlee Harris for being recognized as Florida's Volunteer Service Award winners. #HorsePower

20 days ago, Middleburg High School

Middleburg High School is excited to welcome our new Dean of Students, Mr. Robert Ripley. Robert Ripley is a veteran educational leader with 23 years of experience serving students and communities across Putnam, Flagler, and St. Johns Counties. His diverse background includes leadership roles as Dean of Students, MTSS Discipline Coordinator, Graduation Coach, Chick-fil-A Leadership Academy Advisor, and CLAW Program Leader. A three-time Coach of the Year, Ripley has served as Head Coach in Football, Baseball, Boys Weightlifting, and Girls Weightlifting. He is recognized for building high-performing cultures, developing student leaders, and creating programs centered on accountability, character, and excellence. Ripley's passion for education and athletics continues to drive his mission of empowering students and strengthening school communities through purposeful leadership. #HorsePower

21 days ago, Middleburg High School

Middleburg High School would like to announce our new assistant principals, Erin McKenzie and Jordan Hobbs.

Erin McKenzie brings 14 years of dedicated service within the Clay County School District to her new role as Assistant Principal at Middleburg High School. She is a lifelong resident of Clay County and a proud graduate of Clay High School.
Ms. McKenzie began her journey in education at R.C. Bannerman Learning Center, where she served as a social studies teacher before transitioning into an ESE self-contained classroom. Her passion for supporting students with diverse needs led her to serve as a Behavior Site Coach, where she served on the team that developed the county-wide positive behavior support self-contained unit guidelines and operating procedures.
For the past three years, Ms. McKenzie has served as the Dean of Students at Middleburg High School, building strong relationships with students, staff, and families while helping foster a positive and supportive school culture. During this time, she has worked diligently on improving student attendance and further demonstrated her commitment to instructional leadership by leading a cohort of aspiring assistant principals focused on supporting lower quartile students.
Ms. McKenzie earned her Bachelor of Arts in Social Studies Education from the University of North Florida and her Master of Science in Educational Leadership from St. Thomas University. Her experiences across exceptional student education, behavior support, student services, and instructional leadership have equipped her with a well rounded perspective and a deep understanding of the needs of all learners.
Ms. McKenzie is honored to continue serving the Middleburg High School community. She is passionate about helping students reach their full potential while supporting and encouraging teachers in their professional growth.
Outside of her professional responsibilities, Ms. McKenzie is a proud mother to her son, Michael, who attends Middleburg High School. She enjoys sharing in Michael’s passion for motorsports and spending time with her family and friends.

Jordan Hobbs brings 17 years of dedicated service in public education to her new role as Assistant Principal at Middleburg High School, having spent the last decade serving within the Clay County District Schools. She began her journey in education in Delaware, where she served as an Inclusion Special Education Teacher and Instructional Teacher Leader, spearheading campus-wide freshman curriculum structures and leading the Positive Behavior Support team. In 2016, she transitioned to Florida and joined the Middleburg High School family as an Algebra 1 Inclusion Teacher and Academic Coach. In this role, she has spent years utilizing student-specific data and state standards to maximize learning gains and close achievement gaps for diverse learners.
Throughout her tenure at Middleburg High School, Mrs. Hobbs has extended her leadership far beyond the classroom to drive both instructional excellence and systemic school improvement. Deeply committed to student engagement and a thriving campus climate, she has served as the Mindset Motivator Facilitator, Link Crew Sponsor, and Student Council Sponsor, using school discipline data to shape proactive, positive behavioral interventions and celebrate major student milestones.
Mrs. Hobbs earned her Bachelor of Science in Physical Education from Delaware State University and her Master of Education in Educational Leadership from the American College of Education. Combining years of expertise in exceptional student education with a deep focus on data analysis, instructional coaching, and student service initiatives, she brings a well-rounded approach to supporting both classrooms and campus operations.
Mrs. Hobbs is deeply passionate about fostering a positive school culture and preserving the cherished traditions that truly make Middleburg High School a family. Mrs. Hobbs is married to Dr. Wayne Hobbs, and together they have two children who attend Clay County District Schools. She is incredibly excited to step into this new role, eager to collaborate with Bronco families, and elevate student success across the entire campus.

#HorsePower

21 days ago, Middleburg High School

21 days ago, Clay County District Schools