We are excited to welcome Ms. Repper as our newest Dean at Ridgeview High School! With 32 years in education, including 19 years at the secondary level and 29 years of service to students across Florida, Ms. Repper brings a wealth of experience and heart to our campus. She has spent many of her recent years as a math teacher at Fleming Island High School and is passionate about building relationships and supporting student success.

We’re thrilled to have her join our Panther family, and we know that her leadership and enthusiasm will have a positive impact on all. #PanthersRISE
4 months ago, Ridgeview High School
We are excited to welcome Ms. Repper as our newest Dean at Ridgeview High School! With 32 years in education, including 19 years at the secondary level and 29 years serving students across Florida, Ms. Repper brings a wealth of experience and heart to our campus. She has spent many of her recent years as a math teacher at Fleming Island High School and is passionate about building relationships and supporting student success. We’re thrilled to have her leadership and enthusiasm joining our Panther family.
College App Day is coming to Ridgeview!

Seniors, this is your chance to skip the line AND skip the fee!
St. Johns River State College will be on campus for College App Day, and they’re waiving the $30 application fee for students applying for Fall 2026 enrollment.

📍 Where: Ridgeview High School
📅 When: Friday, February 13, 2026
⏰ Time: 8:00–10:00 AM

This is a great opportunity to take a big step toward your future, right here on campus. Be sure to scan the QR code to register or reach out with questions.

Panthers, don’t miss this opportunity to get a head start on college for free!
4 months ago, Ridgeview High School
🎓 College App Day is coming to Ridgeview! 🎓 Seniors, this is your chance to skip the line AND skip the fee! St. Johns River State College will be on campus for College App Day, and they’re waiving the $30 application fee for students applying for Fall 2026 enrollment. 📍 Where: Ridgeview High School 📅 When: Friday, February 13, 2026 ⏰ Time: 8:00–10:00 AM This is a great opportunity to take a big step toward your future—right here on campus. Be sure to scan the QR code to register or reach out with questions. Panthers, don’t miss this opportunity to get a head start on college—for free! 🐾💙💚
Our FFEA students, under the leadership of their sponsor, Ms. Robinson, spread some holiday cheer across campus before winter break! Faculty and staff were surprised with a treat cart filled with goodies as a heartfelt thank-you for all they do. This thoughtful gesture is a perfect example of student leadership, service, and appreciation in action. We are so proud of our FFEA Panthers for giving back to the people who make Ridgeview such a special place, and grateful to Ms. Robinson for guiding and inspiring these future educators! #PanthersRISE
4 months ago, Ridgeview High School
Our FFEA students, under the leadership of their sponsor, Ms. Robinson, spread some holiday cheer across campus before winter break! Faculty and staff were surprised with a treat cart filled with goodies as a heartfelt thank-you for all they do. This thoughtful gesture is a perfect example of student leadership, service, and appreciation in action. We are so proud of our FFEA Panthers for giving back to the people who make Ridgeview such a special place, and grateful to Ms. Robinson for guiding and inspiring these future educators!
Our FFEA students, under the leadership of their sponsor, Ms. Robinson, spread some holiday cheer across campus before winter break! Faculty and staff were surprised with a treat cart filled with goodies as a heartfelt thank-you for all they do. This thoughtful gesture is a perfect example of student leadership, service, and appreciation in action. We are so proud of our FFEA Panthers for giving back to the people who make Ridgeview such a special place, and grateful to Ms. Robinson for guiding and inspiring these future educators!
Our FFEA students, under the leadership of their sponsor, Ms. Robinson, spread some holiday cheer across campus before winter break! Faculty and staff were surprised with a treat cart filled with goodies as a heartfelt thank-you for all they do. This thoughtful gesture is a perfect example of student leadership, service, and appreciation in action. We are so proud of our FFEA Panthers for giving back to the people who make Ridgeview such a special place, and grateful to Ms. Robinson for guiding and inspiring these future educators!
Our FFEA students, under the leadership of their sponsor, Ms. Robinson, spread some holiday cheer across campus before winter break! Faculty and staff were surprised with a treat cart filled with goodies as a heartfelt thank-you for all they do. This thoughtful gesture is a perfect example of student leadership, service, and appreciation in action. We are so proud of our FFEA Panthers for giving back to the people who make Ridgeview such a special place, and grateful to Ms. Robinson for guiding and inspiring these future educators!
Our FFEA students, under the leadership of their sponsor, Ms. Robinson, spread some holiday cheer across campus before winter break! Faculty and staff were surprised with a treat cart filled with goodies as a heartfelt thank-you for all they do. This thoughtful gesture is a perfect example of student leadership, service, and appreciation in action. We are so proud of our FFEA Panthers for giving back to the people who make Ridgeview such a special place, and grateful to Ms. Robinson for guiding and inspiring these future educators!
Our FFEA students, under the leadership of their sponsor, Ms. Robinson, spread some holiday cheer across campus before winter break! Faculty and staff were surprised with a treat cart filled with goodies as a heartfelt thank-you for all they do. This thoughtful gesture is a perfect example of student leadership, service, and appreciation in action. We are so proud of our FFEA Panthers for giving back to the people who make Ridgeview such a special place, and grateful to Ms. Robinson for guiding and inspiring these future educators!
This Friday, let’s show our Jacksonville Jaguars pride by gearing up in teal, black, and gold!

Clay County District Schools is proud to support the Jaguars as they take on the Buffalo Bills this Sunday. Let’s fill our schools with team spirit and show that Jaguars pride loud and proud!

#GoJags #JacksonvilleJaguars #OneClay
4 months ago, Clay County District Schools
Jaguar Day
Huge thank you to 7 Brew Coffee ☕💙

As they prepare for their official opening on Monday, the 12th, the 7 Brew Coffee team stopped by to surprise our teachers and staff with delicious, much-needed caffeinated beverages, and it truly made our day!

We are so grateful for your generosity, positive energy, and support of our school community. Best of luck on your grand opening. We can’t wait to visit and support you at your new location on Blanding Blvd!
4 months ago, Becky Murphy
Huge thank you to 7 Brew Coffee ☕💙 As they prepare for their official opening on Monday the 12th, the 7 Brew Coffee team stopped by to surprise our teachers and staff with delicious, much-needed caffeinated beverages—and it truly made our day! We are so grateful for your generosity, positive energy, and support of our school community. Best of luck on your grand opening—we can’t wait to visit and support you at your new location on Blanding Blvd!
Ms. Klaes’s Astronomy students explored nuclear fusion this week through a hands-on proton–proton chain lab. Students modeled the type of fusion that powers our Sun and other medium- to low-mass stars, deepening their understanding of how energy is created in stellar cores. Using white marshmallows to represent protons, colorful marshmallows to represent neutrons, and popcorn kernels to convey the energy released during the reaction, students worked through each step of the fusion process. This interactive lab helped turn a complex concept into something students could see, build, and explain, connecting classroom learning to real astrophysical phenomena. #PanthersRISE
4 months ago, Ridgeview High School
Ms. Klaes’s Astronomy students explored nuclear fusion this week through a hands-on proton–proton chain lab. Students modeled the type of fusion that powers our Sun and other medium- to low-mass stars, deepening their understanding of how energy is created in stellar cores. Using white marshmallows to represent protons, colorful marshmallows to represent neutrons, and popcorn kernels to convey the energy released during the reaction, students worked through each step of the fusion process. This interactive lab helped turn a complex concept into something students could see, build, and explain, connecting classroom learning to real astrophysical phenomena.
Ms. Klaes’s Astronomy students explored nuclear fusion this week through a hands-on proton–proton chain lab. Students modeled the type of fusion that powers our Sun and other medium- to low-mass stars, deepening their understanding of how energy is created in stellar cores. Using white marshmallows to represent protons, colorful marshmallows to represent neutrons, and popcorn kernels to convey the energy released during the reaction, students worked through each step of the fusion process. This interactive lab helped turn a complex concept into something students could see, build, and explain, connecting classroom learning to real astrophysical phenomena.
Ms. Klaes’s Astronomy students explored nuclear fusion this week through a hands-on proton–proton chain lab. Students modeled the type of fusion that powers our Sun and other medium- to low-mass stars, deepening their understanding of how energy is created in stellar cores. Using white marshmallows to represent protons, colorful marshmallows to represent neutrons, and popcorn kernels to convey the energy released during the reaction, students worked through each step of the fusion process. This interactive lab helped turn a complex concept into something students could see, build, and explain, connecting classroom learning to real astrophysical phenomena.
The backpacks are packed, and the alarms are set! 🎒⏰

As our students return to class tomorrow morning after Winter Break, it’s the perfect time for a quick refresher on getting to school safely. Whether you walk, ride, or drive, we all play a part in keeping our school community safe.

Check out these tips to help us all arrive safe:

🚶 WALK SAFE! - Heads Up, Phone Down! Use sidewalks and cross only at corners and crosswalks. Look LEFT-RIGHT-LEFT before crossing. Be seen!

🚲 RIDE SAFE! (Bikes, E-Bikes, & E-Scooters) - Helmet On: It’s the LAW for riders under 16. Obey all stop signs and traffic lights. Ride with traffic and stay bright! Yield to walkers on the sidewalk.
⚡ E-Riders: You are fast and quiet. Drivers don't always expect you—be extra alert and slow down at intersections!

🚌 BUS SAFE! - Wait in a safe place well away from the road. Board or cross ONLY when the driver gives you the "OK" signal. Stay seated and keep the aisle clear.
Drivers: Please review the "School Bus Safety Rules" graphic below so you know exactly when you MUST stop! 🛑

🚗 DRIVE SAFE! - Slow down, especially in school zones. Look twice for kids at every intersection, driveway, and crosswalk. Give bikes 3 feet! Put the phone away and focus on the road.

Let's work together to make the first day back a safe one. Share this post with your students and neighbors to help spread the word!

We can't wait to see you tomorrow! ✨

#OneClay #SafetyandSecurity #HeadsUpClay #ArriveSafe #NewYear2026 #BackToSchool
4 months ago, Clay County District Schools
Heads Up Clay Safety Flyer
School Bus Safety Flyer

🎊 New Year, New Connections! 🎊

We are kicking off 2026 with some incredible news: 81% of our Clay County families are already active and staying connected through the OneClay app! 🙌

As we head into the second half of the school year, let’s make it a resolution to stay "in the know." Whether it’s a direct message from a teacher in Rooms, checking the latest lunch menu, or getting a push notification about a school update—the OneClay app puts everything you need right in your pocket. 📱✨

Let’s reach 100% together! If you haven’t activated your account yet, today is the perfect day to start fresh:

1️⃣ Download the OneClay "Clay County Schools" app from the iOS App Store or Android Play Store. 2️⃣ Toggle to "Rooms" in the bottom right corner of the app. 3️⃣ Activate your account by signing in with the phone number you have on file with your child's school. It’s that easy!

Need help? Check out the Quick Start Guide images below for a visual walk-through or visit oneclay.net/app. Let’s stay connected, OneClay! ❤️📢

#OneClay #ClayCountySchools #NewYear2026 #StayConnected #ParentEngagement

4 months ago, Clay County District Schools
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NOMINATE NOW! 🌟 Help us shine a spotlight on a school that is inspiring a love of reading among students and families for our January School of the Month award!

Theme: READING RESOLUTIONS 📚🤝

Does your school go above and beyond to foster a culture of literacy? Nominate them today! The winning school receives funding and a trophy. 🏆

🗓 Nominations open: Jan 1–22, 2026 🔗 Nominate here: www.OneClay.net/page/community-first-school-of-the-month

#OneClay #SchoolOfTheMonth #ReadingResolutions #LiteracyMatters
4 months ago, Clay County District Schools
January School of the Month
Clay County Day at the Jacksonville Icemen Game! 🏒🧊 Sunday, February 1st at 3:00 PM — Discounted tickets! 🎟️

Join us for an exciting afternoon of hockey and community spirit as the Jacksonville Icemen welcome all of Clay County! ⛸️ The Jacksonville Icemen are partnering with Clay County District Schools to provide a wonderful afternoon full of family, hockey, and fun. 🏫✨

Grab your discounted tickets here: 🔗 www.jaxicemen.com/claycounty26

Bonus: Be sure to stay after the game to come onto the ice for Shots on Net! 🥅🏒

Get your tickets today! 🙌
4 months ago, Clay County District Schools
Jacksonville Icemen - Clay County Day
We are so excited to welcome our students back! ✨

Just a friendly reminder: Students return to school on Tuesday, January 6th. 🎒🍎

Enjoy these last few days of winter break, rest up, and we’ll see you back in the classrooms on Tuesday morning!

#ClayCounty #OneClay #NewYear2026
4 months ago, Clay County District Schools
Reminder
We’re excited to welcome students back to campus on Tuesday, January 6th, as we kick off the new semester. We hope everyone enjoyed a restful and joyful winter break. Now it’s time to refocus, reconnect, and finish the year strong. #PanthersRISE

4 months ago, Ridgeview High School
We’re excited to welcome students back to campus on Tuesday, January 6th as we kick off the new semester. We hope everyone enjoyed a restful and joyful winter break—now it’s time to refocus, reconnect, and finish the year strong. We can’t wait to see our hallways full again. Let’s make it a great start back!
Cheers to a New Year of Endless Possibilities! 🎇

Happy New Year, Clay County! As we step into 2026, we wish our entire school community a year filled with joy, growth, and success. We hope you are enjoying a wonderful winter break with family and friends.

We are excited to see our students back in the classroom very soon to continue "Discovering Endless Possibilities"!

🗓️ REMINDER: Students return to school on Tuesday, January 6, 2026.

#OneClay #HappyNewYear2026
4 months ago, Clay County District Schools
Happy New Year 2026
On behalf of all of us at Ridgeview High School, I wish our students, staff, and families a Merry Christmas! May your day be filled with joy, laughter, and cherished moments with loved ones. Thank you for being part of our Panther community. We are truly grateful for each of you. #PanthersRISE
4 months ago, Becky Murphy
On behalf of all of us at Ridgeview High School, I wish our students, staff, and families a Merry Christmas! May your day be filled with joy, laughter, and cherished moments with loved ones. Thank you for being part of our Panther community—we are truly grateful for each of you. #PanthersRISE
Wishing all of our Clay County District Schools students, staff, and families a very happy holiday season! ❄️✨

As we gather with loved ones and enjoy this winter break, we hope your days are filled with joy, rest, and relaxation. We are so proud of everything our students have accomplished this year and can't wait to see everyone back in the halls soon!

📌 Mark your calendars: Students return to school on Tuesday, January 6, 2026.

Happy Holidays, OneClay! 🎄🎁

#OneClay #ClayCounty #HappyHolidays
4 months ago, Clay County District Schools
Happy Holidays
❄️ Winter Break has officially begun for our students!

We hope all of our students, employees, and families have a wonderful, safe, and relaxing break! Please take note of our upcoming schedule and the dates our buildings will be closed to help you plan for the new year:

Dec 22 – Jan 1: Winter Break (Student Holiday)

Dec 25 – Jan 1: All Schools and District Offices CLOSED

Friday, Jan 2: Planning Day (No school for students)

Monday, Jan 5: Inservice Day (No school for students)

Tuesday, Jan 6: Students return to school! 🎒

Friday, Jan 10: Report Cards available via the Synergy ParentVUE app.

Enjoy the break, and we look forward to seeing all of our students back in the classroom on Tuesday, January 6, 2026!

#OneClay #WinterBreak
4 months ago, Clay County District Schools
Important Reminders - Winter Break
Happy Holidays from Ridgeview High School!

That’s a wrap on the first semester! We want to wish all our families a safe, restful, and happy holiday season. Whether you are traveling or staying cozy at home, we hope you enjoy the time off. Reminder: School is closed for Winter Break starting Monday, December 22nd. We look forward to welcoming students back on January 6th! See you in 2026! #HappyHolidays #WinterBreak #SeeYouSoon
4 months ago, Ridgeview High School
Happy Holidays from [School Name]! That’s a wrap on the first semester! We want to wish all our families a safe, restful, and happy holiday season. Whether you are traveling or staying cozy at home, we hope you enjoy the time off. Reminder: School is closed for Winter Break starting Monday, December 22nd. We look forward to welcoming students back on January 6th! See you in 2026! #HappyHolidays #WinterBreak #SeeYouSoon
This past Saturday, Ridgeview High School tuba players, along with Mr. Colón, participated in Jacksonville TubaChristmas at the Seawalk Pavilion. With more than 150 tuba players of all ages coming together, the event was a festive and powerful celebration of music that helped ring in the holiday season. We are thankful to Mr. Colón for providing meaningful performance opportunities and for his continued support of our band students.
4 months ago, Ridgeview High School
This past Saturday, Ridgeview High School tuba players, along with Mr. Colón, participated in Jacksonville TubaChristmas at the Seawalk Pavilion. With more than 150 tuba players of all ages coming together, the event was a festive and powerful celebration of music that helped ring in the holiday season. We are thankful to Mr. Colón for providing meaningful performance opportunities and for his continued support of our band students.
A yearbook makes a great holiday gift. Purchase one before the next price increase. https://www.yearbookordercenter.com/job/15673
A yearbook makes a great holiday gift. Purchase one before the next price increase. https://www.yearbookordercenter.com/job/15673
A yearbook makes a great holiday gift. Purchase one before the next price increase. https://www.yearbookordercenter.com/job/15673
This past Saturday, Ridgeview High School tuba players, along with Mr. Colón, participated in Jacksonville TubaChristmas at the Seawalk Pavilion. With more than 150 tuba players of all ages coming together, the event was a festive and powerful celebration of music that helped ring in the holiday season. We are thankful to Mr. Colón for providing meaningful performance opportunities and for his continued support of our band students.
A yearbook makes a great holiday gift. Purchase one before the next price increase. https://www.yearbookordercenter.com/job/15673
A yearbook makes a great holiday gift. Purchase one before the next price increase. https://www.yearbookordercenter.com/job/15673
A yearbook makes a great holiday gift. Purchase one before the next price increase. https://www.yearbookordercenter.com/job/15673
A yearbook makes a great holiday gift. Purchase one before the next price increase. https://www.yearbookordercenter.com/job/15673
Ms. Brown’s 12th-grade ELA students spent the day, actually closer to two and a half days, engaged in a Christmas-themed escape room designed to review and reinforce essential Language Arts skills at a high level. This was not just a fun activity; it required close reading, careful analysis, and strong attention to detail throughout each challenge. Students used ’Twas the Night Before Christmas to analyze and sequence plot events, identified and corrected misused homophones in a Christmas Around the World fact sheet, and demonstrated their understanding of grammar by identifying parts of speech in a holiday fun-fact passage. They also applied higher-level thinking as they matched figurative language examples to familiar Christmas phrases, explaining how meaning is created through language choices. #PanthersRISE
4 months ago, Ridgeview High School
Ms. Brown’s 12th-grade ELA students spent the day, actually closer to two and a half days, engaged in a Christmas-themed escape room designed to review and reinforce essential Language Arts skills at a high level. This was not just a fun activity; it required close reading, careful analysis, and strong attention to detail throughout each challenge. Students used ’Twas the Night Before Christmas to analyze and sequence plot events, identified and corrected misused homophones in a Christmas Around the World fact sheet, and demonstrated their understanding of grammar by identifying parts of speech in a holiday fun-fact passage. They also applied higher-level thinking as they matched figurative language examples to familiar Christmas phrases, explaining how meaning is created through language choices.
Ms. Brown’s 12th-grade ELA students spent the day, actually closer to two and a half days, engaged in a Christmas-themed escape room designed to review and reinforce essential Language Arts skills at a high level. This was not just a fun activity; it required close reading, careful analysis, and strong attention to detail throughout each challenge. Students used ’Twas the Night Before Christmas to analyze and sequence plot events, identified and corrected misused homophones in a Christmas Around the World fact sheet, and demonstrated their understanding of grammar by identifying parts of speech in a holiday fun-fact passage. They also applied higher-level thinking as they matched figurative language examples to familiar Christmas phrases, explaining how meaning is created through language choices.
Ms. Brown’s 12th-grade ELA students spent the day, actually closer to two and a half days, engaged in a Christmas-themed escape room designed to review and reinforce essential Language Arts skills at a high level. This was not just a fun activity; it required close reading, careful analysis, and strong attention to detail throughout each challenge. Students used ’Twas the Night Before Christmas to analyze and sequence plot events, identified and corrected misused homophones in a Christmas Around the World fact sheet, and demonstrated their understanding of grammar by identifying parts of speech in a holiday fun-fact passage. They also applied higher-level thinking as they matched figurative language examples to familiar Christmas phrases, explaining how meaning is created through language choices.
Ms. Brown’s 12th-grade ELA students spent the day, actually closer to two and a half days, engaged in a Christmas-themed escape room designed to review and reinforce essential Language Arts skills at a high level. This was not just a fun activity; it required close reading, careful analysis, and strong attention to detail throughout each challenge. Students used ’Twas the Night Before Christmas to analyze and sequence plot events, identified and corrected misused homophones in a Christmas Around the World fact sheet, and demonstrated their understanding of grammar by identifying parts of speech in a holiday fun-fact passage. They also applied higher-level thinking as they matched figurative language examples to familiar Christmas phrases, explaining how meaning is created through language choices.
Ms. Brown’s 12th-grade ELA students spent the day, actually closer to two and a half days, engaged in a Christmas-themed escape room designed to review and reinforce essential Language Arts skills at a high level. This was not just a fun activity; it required close reading, careful analysis, and strong attention to detail throughout each challenge. Students used ’Twas the Night Before Christmas to analyze and sequence plot events, identified and corrected misused homophones in a Christmas Around the World fact sheet, and demonstrated their understanding of grammar by identifying parts of speech in a holiday fun-fact passage. They also applied higher-level thinking as they matched figurative language examples to familiar Christmas phrases, explaining how meaning is created through language choices.
Ridgeview Theatre shined at the District 2 Thespian Festival with 47 students representing our school with talent, creativity, and professionalism. Our Panthers earned an incredible 29 Excellents and 10 Superiors, showcasing the depth of talent in our theatre program.

A special congratulations to Chloe Burrell, who earned Superior ratings in every event she competed in—an outstanding accomplishment!

🏆 Superior Ratings:
Chloe Burrell – Playwriting, Scenic Design, Costume Design
Ryan Centeno, Anthony Morejon & Luke Jacobson – Ensemble Acting
Vee Roberts & Luke Jacobson – Duet Acting
Lucy Bressler, Daniella Turrent & Sophie Wagner – Small Group Musical
Lara Peyton – Solo Musical
Vee Roberts – Monologues
Liberty Lopez – Choreography
Lucy Bressler – Solo Musical

I am incredibly proud of all of our students who competed and represented Ridgeview with excellence. Way to go, Panthers! #PanthersRISE
4 months ago, Becky Murphy
Ridgeview Theatre shined at the District 2 Thespian Festival with 47 students representing our school with talent, creativity, and professionalism. Our Panthers earned an incredible 29 Excellents and 10 Superiors, showcasing the depth of talent in our theatre program. A special congratulations to Chloe Burrell, who earned Superior ratings in every event she competed in—an outstanding accomplishment! 🏆 Superior Ratings: Chloe Burrell – Playwriting, Scenic Design, Costume Design Ryan Centeno, Anthony Morejon & Luke Jacobson – Ensemble Acting Vee Roberts & Luke Jacobson – Duet Acting Lucy Bressler, Daniella Turrent & Sophie Wagner – Small Group Musical Lara Peyton – Solo Musical Vee Roberts – Monologues Liberty Lopez – Choreography Lucy Bressler – Solo Musical I am incredibly proud of all of our students who competed and represented Ridgeview with excellence. Way to go, Panthers!