We love seeing students step into leadership roles! Chorus President Alicia Quezada and Vice President Lillian Michel led their class in choral sight-reading as they prepared for their upcoming Music Performance Assessments, demonstrating confidence, collaboration, and a strong commitment to musical excellence. #PanthersRISE
2 months ago, Ridgeview High School
We love seeing students step into leadership roles! 🎶 Chorus President, Alicia Quezada, and Vice President, Lillian Michel, led their class in choral sight-reading as they prepare for Music Performance Assessments, modeling confidence, collaboration, and a strong commitment to musical excellence.
Mr. Ley’s IB Digital Society students dove into some big-picture thinking during a collaborative networking project. Teams analyzed a country’s real-world challenge, designed an effective network model, and examined the potential positive and negative externalities of their solutions. Most importantly, students pushed their thinking further by discussing the ethical implications tied to the digital divide and equitable access, showing how technology decisions can shape opportunity, fairness, and society as a whole. #PanthersRISE
2 months ago, Ridgeview High School
Mr. Ley’s IB Digital Society students dove into some big-picture thinking during a collaborative networking project. Teams analyzed a country’s real-world challenge, designed an effective network model, and examined the potential positive and negative externalities of their solutions. Most importantly, students pushed their thinking further by discussing the ethical implications tied to the digital divide and equitable access, showing how technology decisions can shape opportunity, fairness, and society as a whole.
Mr. Ley’s IB Digital Society students dove into some big-picture thinking during a collaborative networking project. Teams analyzed a country’s real-world challenge, designed an effective network model, and examined the potential positive and negative externalities of their solutions. Most importantly, students pushed their thinking further by discussing the ethical implications tied to the digital divide and equitable access, showing how technology decisions can shape opportunity, fairness, and society as a whole.
Mr. Ley’s IB Digital Society students dove into some big-picture thinking during a collaborative networking project. Teams analyzed a country’s real-world challenge, designed an effective network model, and examined the potential positive and negative externalities of their solutions. Most importantly, students pushed their thinking further by discussing the ethical implications tied to the digital divide and equitable access, showing how technology decisions can shape opportunity, fairness, and society as a whole.
We are proud to recognize Gabriel Reagan for being selected as a Clay Electric Youth Tour representative! Earlier in February, Gabriel joined high school juniors from across Florida in Tallahassee, where he toured the Capitol, met with state lawmakers, and participated in a mock debate and vote. This opportunity, provided through Clay Electric Cooperative, gave Gabriel a hands-on look at civic leadership and the legislative process. Congratulations to Gabriel on representing our school so well! #PanthersRISE
2 months ago, Ridgeview High School
We are proud to recognize Gabriel Reagan for being selected as a Clay Electric Youth Tour representative! This week, Gabriel joined high school juniors from across Florida in Tallahassee, where he toured the Capitol, met with state lawmakers, and participated in a mock debate and vote. This opportunity, provided through Clay Electric Cooperative, gave Gabriel a hands-on look at civic leadership and the legislative process. Congratulations to Gabriel on representing our school so well!
We are proud to recognize Gabriel Reagan for being selected as a Clay Electric Youth Tour representative! This week, Gabriel joined high school juniors from across Florida in Tallahassee, where he toured the Capitol, met with state lawmakers, and participated in a mock debate and vote. This opportunity, provided through Clay Electric Cooperative, gave Gabriel a hands-on look at civic leadership and the legislative process. Congratulations to Gabriel on representing our school so well!
We are proud to recognize Gabriel Reagan for being selected as a Clay Electric Youth Tour representative! This week, Gabriel joined high school juniors from across Florida in Tallahassee, where he toured the Capitol, met with state lawmakers, and participated in a mock debate and vote. This opportunity, provided through Clay Electric Cooperative, gave Gabriel a hands-on look at civic leadership and the legislative process. Congratulations to Gabriel on representing our school so well!
Mr. Bruchak and his carpentry students have been hard at work, showcasing their craftsmanship and teamwork as they continue building quality projects for our campus. From precise measurements to safe use of tools to strong construction techniques, students are applying real-world skills that will serve them well beyond the classroom.

Hands-on learning like this is what Career & Technical Education is all about: creating, problem-solving, and taking pride in a job well done. Great work by Mr. Bruchak and our talented student builders! #PanthersRISE
2 months ago, Ridgeview High School
Mr. Bruchak and his carpentry students have been hard at work, showcasing their craftsmanship and teamwork as they continue building quality projects for our campus. From precise measurements to safe use of tools to strong construction techniques, students are applying real-world skills that will serve them well beyond the classroom. Hands-on learning like this is what Career & Technical Education is all about: creating, problem-solving, and taking pride in a job well done. Great work by Mr. Bruchak and our talented student builders!
Mr. Bruchak and his carpentry students have been hard at work, showcasing their craftsmanship and teamwork as they continue building quality projects for our campus. From precise measurements to safe use of tools to strong construction techniques, students are applying real-world skills that will serve them well beyond the classroom. Hands-on learning like this is what Career & Technical Education is all about: creating, problem-solving, and taking pride in a job well done. Great work by Mr. Bruchak and our talented student builders!
Mr. Bruchak and his carpentry students have been hard at work, showcasing their craftsmanship and teamwork as they continue building quality projects for our campus. From precise measurements to safe use of tools to strong construction techniques, students are applying real-world skills that will serve them well beyond the classroom. Hands-on learning like this is what Career & Technical Education is all about: creating, problem-solving, and taking pride in a job well done. Great work by Mr. Bruchak and our talented student builders!
Mr. Bruchak and his carpentry students have been hard at work, showcasing their craftsmanship and teamwork as they continue building quality projects for our campus. From precise measurements to safe use of tools to strong construction techniques, students are applying real-world skills that will serve them well beyond the classroom. Hands-on learning like this is what Career & Technical Education is all about: creating, problem-solving, and taking pride in a job well done. Great work by Mr. Bruchak and our talented student builders!
Ms. Fortner’s Pre-IB/AICE chemistry students wrapped up their stoichiometry unit with a fun (and tasty!) S’mores Stoichiometry Lab. After weeks of tackling grams, moles, and atom conversions, students put their math skills to work by determining limiting and excess reactants in a real-world scenario, making the perfect s’more! This hands-on lab brought complex calculations to life and was a well-earned treat for powering through a month of chemistry math. Learning is always better when it’s meaningful… and delicious! #PanthersRISE
2 months ago, Ridgeview High School
Ms. Fortner’s Pre-IB/AICE chemistry students wrapped up their stoichiometry unit with a fun (and tasty!) S’mores Stoichiometry Lab. After weeks of tackling grams, moles, and atom conversions, students put their math skills to work by determining limiting and excess reactants in a real-world scenario, making the perfect s’more! This hands-on lab brought complex calculations to life and was a well-earned treat for powering through a month of chemistry math. Learning is always better when it’s meaningful… and delicious!
Ms. Fortner’s Pre-IB/AICE chemistry students wrapped up their stoichiometry unit with a fun (and tasty!) S’mores Stoichiometry Lab. After weeks of tackling grams, moles, and atom conversions, students put their math skills to work by determining limiting and excess reactants in a real-world scenario, making the perfect s’more! This hands-on lab brought complex calculations to life and was a well-earned treat for powering through a month of chemistry math. Learning is always better when it’s meaningful… and delicious!
Ms. Fortner’s Pre-IB/AICE chemistry students wrapped up their stoichiometry unit with a fun (and tasty!) S’mores Stoichiometry Lab. After weeks of tackling grams, moles, and atom conversions, students put their math skills to work by determining limiting and excess reactants in a real-world scenario, making the perfect s’more! This hands-on lab brought complex calculations to life and was a well-earned treat for powering through a month of chemistry math. Learning is always better when it’s meaningful… and delicious!
Ms. Fortner’s Pre-IB/AICE chemistry students wrapped up their stoichiometry unit with a fun (and tasty!) S’mores Stoichiometry Lab. After weeks of tackling grams, moles, and atom conversions, students put their math skills to work by determining limiting and excess reactants in a real-world scenario, making the perfect s’more! This hands-on lab brought complex calculations to life and was a well-earned treat for powering through a month of chemistry math. Learning is always better when it’s meaningful… and delicious!
Ms. Fortner’s Pre-IB/AICE chemistry students wrapped up their stoichiometry unit with a fun (and tasty!) S’mores Stoichiometry Lab. After weeks of tackling grams, moles, and atom conversions, students put their math skills to work by determining limiting and excess reactants in a real-world scenario, making the perfect s’more! This hands-on lab brought complex calculations to life and was a well-earned treat for powering through a month of chemistry math. Learning is always better when it’s meaningful… and delicious!
We are so proud to celebrate Josie Choulat, a 10th-grade AICE student, who is representing Ridgeview High School on a national stage this week! Higher Orbits selected Josie to serve on a student panel at the 12th Annual Space Traffic Management Conference held at the University of Texas at Austin.

This two-day interdisciplinary conference brings together experts from around the world to explore critical topics related to space traffic, including operations, the space economy, and the protection of space ecosystems to ensure safe access to and return from space. Josie is one of only two high school students selected to speak alongside college students, sharing her STEM experiences and perspectives on space-related issues that matter to today’s students. In addition to presenting, she is networking with researchers, professionals, and leaders in the field.

What an incredible honor and opportunity - way to go, Josie! 🚀💙🐾
2 months ago, Ridgeview High School
We are so proud to celebrate Josie Choulat, a 10th-grade AICE student, who is representing Ridgeview High School on a national stage this week! Higher Orbits selected Josie to serve on a student panel at the 12th Annual Space Traffic Management Conference held at the University of Texas at Austin. This two-day interdisciplinary conference brings together experts from around the world to explore critical topics related to space traffic, including operations, the space economy, and the protection of space ecosystems to ensure safe access to and return from space. Josie is one of only two high school students selected to speak alongside college students, sharing her STEM experiences and perspectives on space-related issues that matter to today’s students. In addition to presenting, she is networking with researchers, professionals, and leaders in the field. What an incredible honor and opportunity—way to go, Josie! 🚀💙🐾
We are so proud to celebrate Josie Choulat, a 10th-grade AICE student, who is representing Ridgeview High School on a national stage this week! Higher Orbits selected Josie to serve on a student panel at the 12th Annual Space Traffic Management Conference held at the University of Texas at Austin. This two-day interdisciplinary conference brings together experts from around the world to explore critical topics related to space traffic, including operations, the space economy, and the protection of space ecosystems to ensure safe access to and return from space. Josie is one of only two high school students selected to speak alongside college students, sharing her STEM experiences and perspectives on space-related issues that matter to today’s students. In addition to presenting, she is networking with researchers, professionals, and leaders in the field. What an incredible honor and opportunity—way to go, Josie! 🚀💙🐾
Our Culinary Team completed a timed practice last week, working under true competition conditions as they managed time, stations, and teamwork while demonstrating strong knife skills, cooking techniques, and professional plating. From hot-line coordination and dough preparation to detailed sauce work and an impressive edible centerpiece, students demonstrated focus, creativity, and confidence throughout the practice. The level of precision and collaboration on display reflects their dedication as they prepare to represent Ridgeview at the ProStart Culinary Team Competitions in Orlando. We are so proud of their hard work and can’t wait to cheer them on! # PanthersRISE
2 months ago, Ridgeview High School
Our Culinary Team completed a timed practice last week, working under true competition conditions as they managed time, stations, and teamwork while demonstrating strong knife skills, cooking techniques, and professional plating. From hot-line coordination and dough preparation to detailed sauce work and an impressive edible centerpiece, students demonstrated focus, creativity, and confidence throughout the practice. The level of precision and collaboration on display reflects their dedication as they prepare to represent Ridgeview at the ProStart Culinary Team Competitions in Orlando. We are so proud of their hard work and can’t wait to cheer them on!
Choose UV-resistant or outdoor-rated materials (nylon or polyester with UV/weather treatment) for longevity, especially in sun and rain. Always measure the opening first and select a net slightly larger than the opening so you can secure it tightly. Use proper hardware (eye-bolts, carabiners, zip ties, coated cables) to fasten nets so there’s no slack or gaps that children could squeeze through. If the opening is large or high off the ground, consider having facilities or a professional installer handle attachment to ensure structural safety and compliance.
Our Culinary Team completed a timed practice last week, working under true competition conditions as they managed time, stations, and teamwork while demonstrating strong knife skills, cooking techniques, and professional plating. From hot-line coordination and dough preparation to detailed sauce work and an impressive edible centerpiece, students demonstrated focus, creativity, and confidence throughout the practice. The level of precision and collaboration on display reflects their dedication as they prepare to represent Ridgeview at the ProStart Culinary Team Competitions in Orlando. We are so proud of their hard work and can’t wait to cheer them on!
Choose UV-resistant or outdoor-rated materials (nylon or polyester with UV/weather treatment) for longevity, especially in sun and rain. Always measure the opening first and select a net slightly larger than the opening so you can secure it tightly. Use proper hardware (eye-bolts, carabiners, zip ties, coated cables) to fasten nets so there’s no slack or gaps that children could squeeze through. If the opening is large or high off the ground, consider having facilities or a professional installer handle attachment to ensure structural safety and compliance.
Our Culinary Team completed a timed practice last week, working under true competition conditions as they managed time, stations, and teamwork while demonstrating strong knife skills, cooking techniques, and professional plating. From hot-line coordination and dough preparation to detailed sauce work and an impressive edible centerpiece, students demonstrated focus, creativity, and confidence throughout the practice. The level of precision and collaboration on display reflects their dedication as they prepare to represent Ridgeview at the ProStart Culinary Team Competitions in Orlando. We are so proud of their hard work and can’t wait to cheer them on!
Choose UV-resistant or outdoor-rated materials (nylon or polyester with UV/weather treatment) for longevity, especially in sun and rain. Always measure the opening first and select a net slightly larger than the opening so you can secure it tightly. Use proper hardware (eye-bolts, carabiners, zip ties, coated cables) to fasten nets so there’s no slack or gaps that children could squeeze through. If the opening is large or high off the ground, consider having facilities or a professional installer handle attachment to ensure structural safety and compliance.
Our Culinary Team completed a timed practice last week, working under true competition conditions as they managed time, stations, and teamwork while demonstrating strong knife skills, cooking techniques, and professional plating. From hot-line coordination and dough preparation to detailed sauce work and an impressive edible centerpiece, students demonstrated focus, creativity, and confidence throughout the practice. The level of precision and collaboration on display reflects their dedication as they prepare to represent Ridgeview at the ProStart Culinary Team Competitions in Orlando. We are so proud of their hard work and can’t wait to cheer them on!
Choose UV-resistant or outdoor-rated materials (nylon or polyester with UV/weather treatment) for longevity, especially in sun and rain. Always measure the opening first and select a net slightly larger than the opening so you can secure it tightly. Use proper hardware (eye-bolts, carabiners, zip ties, coated cables) to fasten nets so there’s no slack or gaps that children could squeeze through. If the opening is large or high off the ground, consider having facilities or a professional installer handle attachment to ensure structural safety and compliance.
Our Culinary Team completed a timed practice last week, working under true competition conditions as they managed time, stations, and teamwork while demonstrating strong knife skills, cooking techniques, and professional plating. From hot-line coordination and dough preparation to detailed sauce work and an impressive edible centerpiece, students demonstrated focus, creativity, and confidence throughout the practice. The level of precision and collaboration on display reflects their dedication as they prepare to represent Ridgeview at the ProStart Culinary Team Competitions in Orlando. We are so proud of their hard work and can’t wait to cheer them on!
Our Culinary Team completed a timed practice last week, working under true competition conditions as they managed time, stations, and teamwork while demonstrating strong knife skills, cooking techniques, and professional plating. From hot-line coordination and dough preparation to detailed sauce work and an impressive edible centerpiece, students demonstrated focus, creativity, and confidence throughout the practice. The level of precision and collaboration on display reflects their dedication as they prepare to represent Ridgeview at the ProStart Culinary Team Competitions in Orlando. We are so proud of their hard work and can’t wait to cheer them on!
📝 Calling the Class of 2026! 📝

Do you want to win a 2-year Florida Prepaid scholarship? Superintendent Broskie’s Essay Contest is officially OPEN!
Superintendent Broskie, in partnership with Florida Prepaid, is excited to once again award two Clay County District Schools seniors a 2-year Florida Prepaid college scholarship!

This is an incredible opportunity to jumpstart your future. To enter the essay contest, please visit the link below for official rules, the essay prompt, and detailed scholarship criteria:

🔗 OneClay.net/FloridaPrepaid

⏰ Deadline: All applications and essays must be submitted by Friday, March 6, 2026, at 4:00 p.m. to the Clay County District Schools office (900 Walnut Street, Green Cove Springs, FL).

Scholarship winners will be announced by the end of March. Good luck, Class of 2026! ✨

#CCDS #ClayCounty #FloridaPrepaid #ClassOf2026 #ScholarshipAlert #CollegeBound #MakeAnImpact
2 months ago, Clay County District Schools
Superintendent Broskie's Essay Contest
As a Purple Star School, Ridgeview had the opportunity to select a teacher to participate in the Purple Star Teacher Leadership Program, and we are proud to recognize Ms. Weaver for representing our school. Ms. Weaver recently completed the first part of the training and shared that it was one of the most impactful professional learning experiences of her career.

The program brings together educators, veterans, and ROTC instructors from across Florida and focuses on mentoring, coaching, and supporting teachers transitioning into the profession, especially those with military backgrounds. Clay County was well represented, and the collaboration and shared commitment to serving military families made this experience both meaningful and inspiring.

We are grateful for Ms. Weaver’s leadership and dedication as we continue to strengthen our support for military-connected students and families at Ridgeview. #PanthersRISE
2 months ago, Ridgeview High School
As a Purple Star School, Ridgeview had the opportunity to select a teacher to participate in the Purple Star Teacher Leadership Program, and we are proud to recognize Ms. Weaver for representing our school. Ms. Weaver recently completed the first part of the training and shared that it was one of the most impactful professional learning experiences of her career. The program brings together educators, veterans, and ROTC instructors from across Florida and focuses on mentoring, coaching, and supporting teachers transitioning into the profession, especially those with military backgrounds. Clay County was well represented, and the collaboration and shared commitment to serving military families made this experience both meaningful and inspiring. We are grateful for Ms. Weaver’s leadership and dedication as we continue to strengthen our support for military-connected students and families at Ridgeview.
Congratulations to all of our band students who participated in Solo & Ensemble MPA earlier this month. We are so proud of your hard work, dedication, and outstanding performances. Your commitment to excellence and love of music truly shone. Way to represent Ridgeview with Panther pride! #PanthersRISE
2 months ago, Ridgeview High School
Congratulations to all of our band students who participated in Solo & Ensemble MPA. We are so proud of your hard work, dedication, and outstanding performances. Your commitment to excellence and love of music truly shone. Way to represent Ridgeview with Panther pride!
We are proud to share that we were officially recognized as a Florida Purple Star Campus at the February 5th School Board meeting. This designation honors schools that demonstrate a strong commitment to supporting military-connected students and families through dedicated points of contact, staff training, student transition supports, and family-friendly resources. Being named a Purple Star Campus reflects the intentional work of our staff to ensure military students feel welcomed, supported, and connected from the moment they arrive. We are honored to serve those who serve our country and grateful to the State of Florida and our School Board for recognizing this important work. #PanthersRISE
2 months ago, Ridgeview High School
We are proud to share that Ridgeview High School was officially recognized as a Florida Purple Star Campus at the February 5th School Board meeting. 💜 This designation honors schools that demonstrate a strong commitment to supporting military-connected students and families through dedicated points of contact, staff training, student transition supports, and family-friendly resources. Being named a Purple Star Campus reflects the intentional work of our staff to ensure military students feel welcomed, supported, and connected from the moment they arrive. We are honored to serve those who serve our country and grateful to our School Board for recognizing this important work.
Students in Mr. Smith’s AICE History class engaged in a rigorous DBQ lesson analyzing primary source documents related to the Anschluss. Working collaboratively, students evaluated sources' perspectives and reliability, discussed whether the evidence supported or challenged the prompt, and built on one another’s thinking to refine their thesis statements. Through purposeful academic discourse, students questioned interpretations, strengthened arguments, and demonstrated their ability to defend claims with evidence, key skills for success in AICE History. This lesson highlighted strong student ownership of learning and the high level of historical reasoning our students are developing every day at Ridgeview. #PanthersRISE
2 months ago, Ridgeview High School
Students in Mr. Smith’s AICE History class engaged in deep learning during a rigorous DBQ lesson focused on analyzing primary source documents related to the Anschluss. Working collaboratively, students evaluated source perspective and reliability, discussed whether evidence supported or challenged the prompt, and built on one another’s thinking to refine their thesis statements. Through purposeful academic discourse, students questioned interpretations, strengthened arguments, and demonstrated their ability to defend claims with evidence—key skills for success in AICE History. This lesson highlighted strong student ownership of learning and the high level of historical reasoning our students are developing every day at Ridgeview. 💙🐾
Students in Mr. Smith’s AICE History class engaged in deep learning during a rigorous DBQ lesson focused on analyzing primary source documents related to the Anschluss. Working collaboratively, students evaluated source perspective and reliability, discussed whether evidence supported or challenged the prompt, and built on one another’s thinking to refine their thesis statements. Through purposeful academic discourse, students questioned interpretations, strengthened arguments, and demonstrated their ability to defend claims with evidence—key skills for success in AICE History. This lesson highlighted strong student ownership of learning and the high level of historical reasoning our students are developing every day at Ridgeview. 💙🐾
Students in Mr. Smith’s AICE History class engaged in deep learning during a rigorous DBQ lesson focused on analyzing primary source documents related to the Anschluss. Working collaboratively, students evaluated source perspective and reliability, discussed whether evidence supported or challenged the prompt, and built on one another’s thinking to refine their thesis statements. Through purposeful academic discourse, students questioned interpretations, strengthened arguments, and demonstrated their ability to defend claims with evidence—key skills for success in AICE History. This lesson highlighted strong student ownership of learning and the high level of historical reasoning our students are developing every day at Ridgeview. 💙🐾
Students in Mr. Smith’s AICE History class engaged in deep learning during a rigorous DBQ lesson focused on analyzing primary source documents related to the Anschluss. Working collaboratively, students evaluated source perspective and reliability, discussed whether evidence supported or challenged the prompt, and built on one another’s thinking to refine their thesis statements. Through purposeful academic discourse, students questioned interpretations, strengthened arguments, and demonstrated their ability to defend claims with evidence—key skills for success in AICE History. This lesson highlighted strong student ownership of learning and the high level of historical reasoning our students are developing every day at Ridgeview. 💙🐾
Students in Mr. Smith’s AICE History class engaged in deep learning during a rigorous DBQ lesson focused on analyzing primary source documents related to the Anschluss. Working collaboratively, students evaluated source perspective and reliability, discussed whether evidence supported or challenged the prompt, and built on one another’s thinking to refine their thesis statements. Through purposeful academic discourse, students questioned interpretations, strengthened arguments, and demonstrated their ability to defend claims with evidence—key skills for success in AICE History. This lesson highlighted strong student ownership of learning and the high level of historical reasoning our students are developing every day at Ridgeview. 💙🐾
Students in Mr. Smith’s AICE History class engaged in deep learning during a rigorous DBQ lesson focused on analyzing primary source documents related to the Anschluss. Working collaboratively, students evaluated source perspective and reliability, discussed whether evidence supported or challenged the prompt, and built on one another’s thinking to refine their thesis statements. Through purposeful academic discourse, students questioned interpretations, strengthened arguments, and demonstrated their ability to defend claims with evidence—key skills for success in AICE History. This lesson highlighted strong student ownership of learning and the high level of historical reasoning our students are developing every day at Ridgeview. 💙🐾
Students in Mr. Smith’s AICE History class engaged in deep learning during a rigorous DBQ lesson focused on analyzing primary source documents related to the Anschluss. Working collaboratively, students evaluated source perspective and reliability, discussed whether evidence supported or challenged the prompt, and built on one another’s thinking to refine their thesis statements. Through purposeful academic discourse, students questioned interpretations, strengthened arguments, and demonstrated their ability to defend claims with evidence—key skills for success in AICE History. This lesson highlighted strong student ownership of learning and the high level of historical reasoning our students are developing every day at Ridgeview. 💙🐾
🎉 IT’S GO TIME! The OneClay VPK Lottery is NOW OPEN! 🎉

The wait is finally over! You can officially enter the lottery for the 2026-2027 school year.

Before you click "submit," make sure you have your Certificate of Eligibility (COE) ready to submit. This is a required step to complete your application!

📅 Lottery Window: February 15 – February 28, 2026
🔗 Apply Here: OneClay.net/vpk-registration
❓ Need Help? Call 904-336-9627 or email Registrations@MyOneClay.net

Don't wait! Please remember that the lottery is not first-come, first-served, but you must apply by February 28th. The window is short, so head over to our website today to secure your spot in the lottery.

#OneClay #VPK #EarlyLearning #ClayCounty #NowOpen
2 months ago, Clay County District Schools
VPK Lottery Now Open Flyer
Your Future Campus Awaits! 🎒🎓

Big steps are coming, and we want you to feel right at home! Join us for an Expo Night to explore your future campus, meet your teachers, and discover the clubs and programs waiting for you.

📍 Reminder: We encourage families to attend the Expo at their zoned neighborhood school to connect with the specific staff and peers you'll be with next year!

Final High School Expos! 🎓
Don't miss the last two 9th Grade Expo Nights:

Tuesday, Feb 17: Middleburg High

Thursday, Feb 19: Keystone Heights High

Junior High Expos Kickoff! 🎒
Feb 17: Lakeside JH | 6:00 PM (Courtyard)

Feb 19: Wilkinson JH | 5:30 PM (Gym)

Feb 24: Green Cove Springs JH | 6:00 PM

Mar 03: Orange Park JH | 6:00 PM

Mar 09: Oakleaf JH | 5:30 PM

Mar 10: Lake Asbury JH | 6:00 PM

Why attend?
✅ Meet your future teachers & staff

✅ See the campus firsthand

✅ Discover clubs, sports, and elective programs

🔍 Not sure where to go? Find your zone here: oneclay.net/zone

See you there! 👋

#OneClay #JuniorHighExpo #9thGradeExpo #ClaySchools
2 months ago, Clay County District Schools
9th Grade Expos
Junior High Expos
Dream Big, Clay County! ✨🏛️

At Clay County District Schools, we believe our classrooms are filled with the leaders of tomorrow. Whether they want to be a scientist, a teacher, or even the President, we are here to help them reach those "endless possibilities!"

Happy Presidents' Day to all our families! ❤️🤍💙

📌 NOTE: Just a reminder that all schools are CLOSED today, Feb. 16. We’ll see everyone back in the classroom tomorrow!

#FutureLeaders #PresidentsDay #NoSchool #OneClay
2 months ago, Clay County District Schools
Happy President's Day
🗓️ No School Monday!

Just a friendly reminder for our Clay County families: there will be no school on Monday, February 16, in observance of Presidents' Day.

We hope our students and teachers enjoy the long weekend! We’ll see everyone back in the classroom on Tuesday.

#ClayCountySchools #PresidentsDay #OneClay #NoSchool
2 months ago, Clay County District Schools
Reminder

Happy School Resource Officer Day! Today, we proudly recognize Deputy Toblin, who serves our Ridgeview community with dedication, care, and professionalism every single day. Although School Resource Officer Day falls on Sunday, we made sure to honor Deputy Toblin this past Friday so our students and staff could celebrate him in person.

Deputy Toblin is so much more than a uniform on campus; he is a trusted mentor, a positive presence, and a strong advocate for student safety and well-being. We are incredibly grateful for the relationships he builds, the calm leadership he provides, and the way he consistently shows up for our Panthers. Thank you, Deputy Toblin, for all you do for Ridgeview High School! #PanthersRISE #CCSO

2 months ago, Ridgeview High School
Today we proudly recognize Deputy Toblin, who serves our Ridgeview community with dedication, care, and professionalism every single day. Although School Resource Officer Day falls on Sunday, we made sure to honor Deputy Toblin this past Friday so our students and staff could celebrate him in person. Deputy Toblin is so much more than a uniform on campus—he is a trusted mentor, a positive presence, and a strong advocate for student safety and well-being. We are incredibly grateful for the relationships he builds, the calm leadership he provides, and the way he consistently shows up for our Panthers. Thank you, Deputy Toblin, for all you do for Ridgeview High School!

Behind the uniform, our School Resource Officers are a vital part of the daily heartbeat of our schools. 💙

On this National School Resource Officer Appreciation Day, we aren’t just celebrating safety—we’re celebrating the mentors who guide our students, the friendly faces who greet them every morning, and the leaders who aren't afraid to get a little chalk on their hands decorating the sidewalks.

From jumping into selfies to providing a listening ear, our SROs build bridges of trust and friendship across OneClay.

Thank you for your dedication, your heart, and your service to our school community!

#OneClay #CCDS #SROAppreciationDay #CCSO

2 months ago, Clay County District Schools
National School Resource Officer Day with multiple pictures of SRO's with students
Congratulations to this week's RISE Staff of the Week! These two exemplify what it means to be a Ridgeview Panther. #PanthersRISE

Ms. Brown, English Teacher
Ms. Rudao, Instructional Assistant
2 months ago, Ridgeview High School
RISE Staff
Congratulations to this week's RISE Scholars of the Week. A teacher or staff member nominated these Panthers for going above and beyond in demonstrating one or more of our RISE qualities—Responsibility, Integrity, Spirit, and Excellence. These core values define what it means to be part of the Ridgeview family. #PanthersRISE

Savannah Bearty
Imani Grey-Lewis
Anthony Larsen
2 months ago, Ridgeview High School
RISE Scholar
RISE Scholars
RISE Scholar