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Our Transition Works Interns gained valuable real-world experience through an incredible partnership with Holiday Inn Express in Fleming Island! Students had the opportunity to learn important hospitality and hotel industry skills while building confidence, responsibility, and workplace experience.

We are so thankful to Holiday Inn Express for investing in our students and providing meaningful opportunities that help prepare them for future success. Partnerships like these make such a difference, and we truly appreciate their support of our Panthers! #PanthersRISE
about 1 month ago, Becky Murphy
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A person in a green shirt and blue shorts adjusts a pillow on a hotel bed.
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RISE Scholar Spotlight - Responsibility
about 1 month ago, Clay Virtual Academy
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During our block schedule, Ms. Ryan’s students took learning outside and put their collaboration skills to the test on Ridgeview’s obstacle course. Their challenge? Safely getting their team across the “raging river” using communication, problem-solving, and teamwork.

A special shoutout to Jaden Beckman, Alex Patterson, and Kaeden Cutler for stepping up as MVPs during the activity, with Alec McNeely lending a helping hand as well. Activities like these help students build leadership, trust, and teamwork skills while having a great time together. We love seeing our Panthers learning beyond the classroom walls! #PanthersRISE
about 1 month ago, Clay Virtual Academy
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At the 2026 Regeneron International Science and Engineering Fair (ISEF) in Phoenix, Arizona, Joshua Chun, an 11th-grade IB student, is proudly representing Ridgeview High School in the Robotics category. During ISEF Media Day, Joshua had the opportunity to interact with both local and international media outlets as he explained his project, research, and innovation behind his work. We are incredibly proud of the professionalism, confidence, and excellence he is demonstrating while representing Ridgeview on an international stage. #PanthersRISE
about 1 month ago, Clay Virtual Academy
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RISE Scholar Spotlight - Excellence
about 1 month ago, Clay Virtual Academy
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Earlier this month, five incredible Ridgeview students earned their Associate of Arts degrees from St. Johns River State College, and this coming Saturday, they will walk the stage once again to receive their high school diplomas. What an amazing accomplishment!

Congratulations to Kelvin Dixon, Ella Hernandez, Courson Moore (not pictured), Kara Reed, and Ashley Zamora on this outstanding achievement. Their hard work, dedication, and commitment to excellence have truly paid off, and we could not be prouder of them.

These students have already taken huge steps toward their futures, and we cannot wait to see all they continue to accomplish. Congratulations, Panthers! #PanthersRISE
about 1 month ago, Clay Virtual Academy
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RISE Scholar Spotlight - Spirit
about 1 month ago, Clay Virtual Academy
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Recently, Mrs. LaPierre’s culinary classes took on sushi-making—and it was a hit! Students had the opportunity to create their own rolls using ingredients like cream cheese, cucumbers, imitation crab, and ahi tuna. They even made their own yum yum sauce to go with it! From learning new techniques to exploring flavors, this hands-on experience was enjoyed by all. We love seeing our students build real-world skills in such a fun and engaging way! #PanthersRISE
about 2 months ago, Clay Virtual Academy
Recently, Mrs. LaPierre’s culinary classes took on sushi-making—and it was a hit! Students had the opportunity to create their own rolls using ingredients like cream cheese, cucumbers, imitation crab, and ahi tuna. They even made their own yum yum sauce to go with it! From learning new techniques to exploring flavors, this hands-on experience was enjoyed by all. We love seeing our students build real-world skills in such a fun and engaging way!
Recently, Mrs. LaPierre’s culinary classes took on sushi-making—and it was a hit! Students had the opportunity to create their own rolls using ingredients like cream cheese, cucumbers, imitation crab, and ahi tuna. They even made their own yum yum sauce to go with it! From learning new techniques to exploring flavors, this hands-on experience was enjoyed by all. We love seeing our students build real-world skills in such a fun and engaging way!
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A woman wearing a white apron is standing at a kitchen counter, looking at and preparing food.
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Three women wearing aprons, one with a flower, prepare food in a kitchen. A table holds containers and bowls.
Two women wearing aprons hold food items, smiling. They stand in a kitchen with tiled floors and white walls.
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At our final chorus concert, a special Ridgeview Chorus tradition was passed on to the next generation. For decades, a “good luck coin” has traveled with chorus students to performances and events, beginning as a tradition at Lakeside Junior High before eventually making its way to Ridgeview. The tradition not only brings good luck to the chorus program but also honors the memory of Logan, a former chorus student whose story continues to inspire those who know it.

Since the end of his freshman year, Connor Murphy has been the keeper of the Ridgeview Good Luck Coin, faithfully bringing it to every chorus concert and event. This week, Connor officially passed the coin to sophomore Ariess McCraw, who will carry the tradition forward over the next two years before passing it on himself one day. We love seeing traditions like this continue to connect generations of chorus students and remind us that being part of Ridgeview Chorus is about much more than music.
about 2 months ago, Clay Virtual Academy
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Congratulations to this week's RISE Staff of the Week! These two exemplify what it means to be a Ridgeview Panther. #PanthersRISE

Ms. Colón, Health Academy Teacher
Ms. Sue, Military Family Life Counselor
about 2 months ago, Clay Virtual Academy
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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

Anthony Basile
Sophia Navarette
Declan Godby
​Lyne-Machia Milord
about 2 months ago, Clay Virtual Academy
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🚌 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
about 2 months ago, Clay County District Schools
26-27 Bus Registration Flyer
RISE Scholar Spotlight - Excellence
about 2 months ago, Clay Virtual Academy
An educational spotlight poster featuring Djoulyssa Drice, a freshman, with a banner reading "RISE".
Today, Ridgeview High School was proud to participate in the 2026 Clay County Construction Trade Brunch hosted by The Haskell Company, recognizing outstanding students in Clay County’s CTE Construction Trades programs. A huge congratulations to CJ Powell for receiving the Outstanding HVAC Student Award and to Xavier Day for receiving the Haskell Golden Hammer Award. We are incredibly proud of their hard work, dedication, and commitment to developing real-world skills that will serve them well in the future.

We are also grateful for the leadership and mentorship of Mr. Suarez and Mr. Bruchak, who continue to provide students with meaningful hands-on learning experiences and opportunities for success in the skilled trades. Panther Nation is proud of all they are accomplishing! #PanthersRISE
about 2 months ago, Clay Virtual Academy
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Two men stand on a porch. One wears a long beard and holds a trophy. Both wear sneakers.
A man and a boy stand in front of a window. The boy holds an award, and the man smiles.
Three men stand in front of a projector screen. One man holds a trophy. They wear casual attire. A carpeted room with chairs and windows is in the background.
Three people stand in a room with a projector screen displaying an "R" logo. One holds a trophy.
Last week, we had the opportunity to celebrate our talented seniors at the Class of 2026 Theater Showcase. Each student took the stage to perform a selected piece, highlighting their growth, creativity, and passion for the performing arts. It was an evening filled with powerful performances and a true reflection of the dedication these students have given to their craft over the years. We are so proud of our seniors and all they have accomplished. #PanthersRISE
about 2 months ago, Clay Virtual Academy
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A woman in a blue coat stands on a stage with a black curtain and wooden floor.
A person stands on stage, singing, dressed in a black shirt and gray pants, against a black curtain backdrop.
A woman on stage styles another woman's hair. Black curtains and a blue backdrop are in the background.
Two women stand on stage. One wears a dress; the other, a green top and shorts. Behind them, a black curtain displays "RHS".
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Two women stand on a stage, one in a black dress and green socks, the other in a pink dress.
A person in a black leotard stands on a stage at Ridgeview High School, with arms raised.
Three individuals stand on a stage with a "Bridgeview High School" backdrop. Two are women, one in a skirt and the other in a dress. The man wears a gray shirt.
RISE Scholar Spotlight - Excellence
about 2 months ago, Clay Virtual Academy
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Our talented Culinary students put their skills on display as they prepared for a recent catering event, creating beautiful charcuterie boards and a stunning charcuterie rose bouquet! From precise knife skills to artistic presentation, this is what real-world learning looks like in action. We are so proud of the attention to detail and professionalism our students bring to every experience.

A special shoutout to Shelby, Autumn, and Jillian for their incredible work crafting the roses and bouquet—absolutely amazing! #PanthersRISE
about 2 months ago, Clay Virtual Academy
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Three people in aprons and gloves prepare food in a kitchen. A table has sliced fruit, cheese, and other items.
Two women stand next to a table holding three vases filled with orange, rose-shaped items.
A wooden board displays various foods: strawberries, cheese, cured meats, nuts, olives, and honey, on a metallic surface.
Two people in aprons and gloves prepare food in a kitchen. One person cuts a roll while the other works with meat.
A wooden tray has strawberries, cheese cubes, grapes, nuts, and a small bowl of sauce.
A person in a blue apron prepares a charcuterie board with various cheeses, meats, and fruits.
Ensuring a Safe and Healthy Environment: Happy National School Nurse Day! 🩺💙

Today, we are celebrating the dedicated health experts who keep our students safe and ready for the classroom every single day. Our school nurses bring specialized medical knowledge to our campuses, ensuring that every child is well-cared for while they are away from home.

They do so much more than just hand out bandages; they manage important health needs and provide the professional oversight that allows our students to focus on their studies with confidence. We are so proud of the expertise and care they bring to our Clay County District Schools families!

Please Like and Share this post to help us spread the good news and give our amazing school nurses a huge "Thank You" for all they do! 🌟💗

#ClayCountyProud #CCDS #SchoolNurseDay #HealthyClay #OneClay
about 2 months ago, Clay County District Schools
Happy National School Nurse Day
RISE Scholar Spotlight - Excellence
about 2 months ago, Clay Virtual Academy
A spotlight featuring a student, Sarah James, with a certificate, text, and a school emblem.
Our Culinary students recently had the honor of catering the annual Take Stock in Children event, and they did an outstanding job! From preparation to presentation, our students showcased their skills, professionalism, and attention to detail while serving our community. Events like this provide real-world experience and highlight the incredible talent within our Culinary program.

We are so proud of the hard work and dedication our students put into making this event a success!
about 2 months ago, Clay Virtual Academy
Our Culinary students recently had the honor of catering the annual Take Stock in Children event, and they did an outstanding job! From preparation to presentation, our students showcased their skills, professionalism, and attention to detail while serving our community. Events like this provide real-world experience and highlight the incredible talent within our Culinary program. We are so proud of the hard work and dedication our students put into making this event a success!