Oakleaf Village Elementary

🏒 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

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

#OneClay #OneClaySports #ClayCountyDay #JacksonvilleIcemen

9 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".

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.

11 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

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

14 days ago, Clay County District Schools

Poster with a white background and a red border. It says "Reminder: No School Oct. 12 Planning Day".

9 weeks down, 27 to go, and our OVE teachers and staff are CRUSHING IT! 🧡🥤

Our admin team spread a little extra cheer around campus today by delivering Crush soda and water to celebrate the hard work, dedication, and positive impact our amazing teachers and staff make every day.
Thank you for all you do for our Explorers and our OVE family! We appreciate you!

#OakleafVillageElementary #OVEExplorers #OneClay #TeacherAppreciation #EducatorsMakeADifference #NineWeeksDown

14 days ago, Oakleaf Village Elementary School

OVE admin team pose with the drink cart and sign.

Four individuals pose with a cart of drinks and a poster in a hallway.

Five people stand in a hallway, two looking at a cart with drinks.

Several people stand in a hallway with a checkered floor. They hold items and pose for a photo.

Four people pose in front of a counter with bottles and cans.

Three people stand near a cart with drinks and tinsel.

Adults stand outside, picking from a cart of drinks.

These kindergarten Explorers were on duty this week as Shape Detectives! 🔎

Their mission? Find the missing shapes and record their findings in their detective logs! These little detectives worked hard identifying shapes and putting their observation skills to the test. Mission accomplished! 🕵️‍♂️⭐

#OVEExplorers #Kindergarten #ShapeDetectives #LearningIsFun #OneClay

14 days ago, Oakleaf Village Elementary School

A young child with a clipboard holds a magnifying glass over a framed classroom bulletin board.

Two children observe an object with a magnifying glass in a classroom. One child holds a cardboard shield.

A girl holds a triangle-shaped object and a clipboard with paper. She smiles and looks at the camera. Other children are in the background.

A child holds a clipboard with a pencil, wearing a brown shirt with number 8, standing on a multicolored rug.

A child in camouflage clothing uses a magnifying glass to inspect a letter chart on a wall.

A young boy walks in a classroom, holding a clipboard and pen. He wears a gray shirt, dark pants, and brown shoes.

Child in orange dress with a bow touches a triangle shape on a classroom wall with educational posters.

Child standing in classroom, holding a folder, smiling. Background shows purple walls, tables, and chairs.

A child in a gray t-shirt and red shoes holds a triangular card and a folder. Shelves with colored storage boxes are behind.

A young girl holds a magnifying glass to her eye and reads from a clipboard in a classroom hallway.

Is your student missing a pair of glasses? Our Lost and Found is overflowing with corrective lenses. Please look at the image to help us find their home.

15 days ago, Oakleaf Village Elementary

Fourth Grade recently wrapped up a Science Unit on the Earth, Moon, and Stars! 🌎🌙⭐ Our Explorers had fun learning about the objects in our solar system and the patterns we observe in the sky. We love seeing their curiosity and excitement as they explore science! 🖤💛

#OVEExplorers #FourthGrade #Science #EarthMoonAndStars #LearningIsAnAdventure

16 days ago, Oakleaf Village Elementary School

A child in a blue shirt uses tweezers to arrange cookies with phases of the moon on a table.

Classroom with students. A girl stretches out her arm to hold a balloon. Balloons float from ceiling.

A classroom with a group of students. One holds a flashlight and another has long hair.

Students in lab coats gather in a classroom with desks, tables, and an American flag.

A student in a green T-shirt stands in a classroom, smiling. He holds a small object and stands by a desk with a black and white chart.

A classroom with colorful paper decorations. Students wear aprons with white papers on their backs.

Students inside a classroom. One student holds a light-up object, and another student looks on.

Date: Sunday, November 8, 2026

Time: 3:00 PM

16 days ago, Clay County District Schools

Kindergarten is beginning to learn all about shapes and their attributes! 🔺🟦⚪ Students are learning to identify 2D and 3D shapes, even when they look different because of their size or position. They are also comparing, sorting, and describing shapes by their similarities and differences.

#OVEExplorers #OneClay #KindergartenMath #LearningIsFun

17 days ago, Oakleaf Village Elementary School

Photo of student sorting shapes on a work mat

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

17 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.

It’s National Principals Month, and we’re celebrating our amazing principal, Mr. Martin!

From morning greetings to classroom visits, student celebrations, and supporting our staff, Mr. Martin is always showing up for our Explorers and our OVE family. He knows what makes OVE special is the people—and he cares deeply about every one of them.

Thank you, Mr. Martin, for leading with heart, supporting our staff, cheering on our students, and helping make OVE the special place we love. We’re lucky to have you!

Let’s show Principal Martin some love! ❤️

#OneClay #OVEExplorers #NationalPrincipalsMonth #ThankAPrincipal #OakleafVillageElementary

17 days ago, Oakleaf Village Elementary School

Two men stand in a room, Mr. Martin holding an award plaque, with a world map on the wall and a yellow chair nearby.

Mr. Martin holds a cone of ice cream outside an ice cream truck with a menu and advertisements on its side.

Three people stand in front of a balloon arch, holding signs that read "OVE" and "2026." They are in front of an Oakleaf Village Elementary School sign.

Two people in costumes sit at a table with food and balloons in front of a bookshelf.

Two people in a library. Mr. Martin is dressed in a Winnie the Pooh costume. The other has a backpack and is covering mouth.

Group of children and Mr. Martin sit on a bench outside a building with closed windows.

Mr. Martin and children gather ata lemonade stand.

📣 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

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.

18 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."

Our kindergarten students put their math skills to use in a fun math lab! 🔢✨

They practiced counting, recognizing numbers, making groups, writing numbers, and identifying shapes through hands-on activities. We love seeing our little learners put their math skills to work!

#OVEExplorers #OneClay #Kindergarten #MathLab #LearningIsFun #HandsOnLearning #WeAreOneClay

18 days ago, Oakleaf Village Elementary School

A child in a classroom smiles and plays with a yellow container of markers on a table.

Two students build numbers with colorful cubes on a wooden table in a classroom.

Two children sit at a table with colorful shapes. Behind them, several students are seated at tables. The room has white walls and a white floor.

Children sitting at desks in a classroom, one holding green shapes, the other smiling, with tables, chairs, and shelves in the background.

Two children standing at a table, one with glasses, both smiling. A yellow box with multicolored blocks on the table.

Two children in a classroom, seated at a table, engaged with multi-colored cubes, possibly involved in a learning activity.

Two children in white shirts sit at a table in a classroom with blue chairs and a white floor.

Two girls smiling, sitting at tables, using colorful craft materials and drawing on paper.

Two children, one with a red shirt and the other with a maroon shirt, sit at a table, smiling and playing with colorful blocks.

Three children are seated around a table, engaged with colorful building blocks in a classroom setting.

Last week in Pre-K, we learned about the five food groups! 🥛🍎🥦🍞🥩

We ended our week with a delicious hands-on activity. We made pancakes, added our favorite toppings, and talked about the different food groups we used along the way. Learning about healthy foods is even more fun when we get to taste them! Our pancakes were soooo yummy! 🥞😋

#FoodGroups #HealthyEating #HandsOnLearning #OakleafVillageElementary #OVEExplorers #OneClay #CCDS

18 days ago, Oakleaf Village Elementary School

Multiple images show children in a classroom setting around a table with various foods. Plates, bowls, and fruits are visible.

🍎 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

⚡ 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

Cartoon dog in firefighter uniform holding a can of batteries with a text overlay reading "Charge Into Fire Safety".

Honoring Our Heroes: OVE’s Veterans Day Tribute

Do you have a veteran you would like to honor? We would love to include them in our Veterans Day tribute!

Please email Mrs. Pendleton at ashley.pendleton@myoneclay.net by October 24.

Include:

📸 Your veteran’s photo
❤️ Full name
🎖️ Branch of service
💙 Connection to OVE (parent, grandparent, friend, etc.)

Photos will be displayed in a slideshow during our Veterans chorus concert.

Join us as we honor and celebrate the brave men and women who have served our country.❤️💙

21 days ago, Oakleaf Village Elementary School

A poster with blue stars and red, white, and blue colors. It features a veteran, a woman, and children. The poster reads, "Honoring Our Heroes: Ove Veterans Day Tribute."

Happy National Custodian Appreciation Day! 🧹✨

Today we’re celebrating our amazing custodial team at OVE! Thank you for keeping our school clean, safe, and welcoming each day. We appreciate your hard work, dedication, and the care you show our students and staff. We are so thankful for everything you do for our Explorers!

#CustodianAppreciationDay #ThankYouCustodians #OneClay #CCDS #ClayCounty #EverydayHeroes

21 days ago, Oakleaf Village Elementary School

OVE custodians posing for a picture in the cafeteria

Kindergarten students giving thank you cards to the head custodian