We are incredibly proud to celebrate four outstanding members of the Ridgeview Class of 2025 who have already reached a major milestone—earning their Associate of Arts (AA) degrees from St. Johns River State College while still in high school! These Panthers have shown extraordinary dedication, time management, and academic excellence to complete their AA degrees before high school graduation. Their hard work sets an inspiring example of what’s possible with focus and determination. We can’t wait to see all they will accomplish next! #PanthersRISE Congratulations to: ⭐ Makenzie Bryant ⭐ Kyla Forkey ⭐ Allison Hayes ⭐ Deja Hill
4 months ago, Ridgeview High School
Ridgeview High School Class of 2025 student poses in cap and gown at St. Johns River State College graduation ceremony after earning their Associate of Arts degree through dual enrollment.
Ridgeview High School Class of 2025 student poses in cap and gown at St. Johns River State College graduation ceremony after earning their Associate of Arts degree through dual enrollment.
Ridgeview High School Class of 2025 student poses in cap and gown at St. Johns River State College graduation ceremony after earning their Associate of Arts degree through dual enrollment.
Ridgeview High School Class of 2025 student poses in cap and gown at St. Johns River State College graduation ceremony after earning their Associate of Arts degree through dual enrollment.
Ridgeview High School Class of 2025 student poses in cap and gown at St. Johns River State College graduation ceremony after earning their Associate of Arts degree through dual enrollment.
Ridgeview High School Class of 2025 student poses in cap and gown at St. Johns River State College graduation ceremony after earning their Associate of Arts degree through dual enrollment.
Ridgeview High School Class of 2025 student poses in cap and gown at St. Johns River State College graduation ceremony after earning their Associate of Arts degree through dual enrollment.
Congratulations to Tavaris Bogg, one of our outstanding NJROTC cadets, on being selected to attend American Legion Boys State at Florida State University from June 15 to 19, Boys State is a highly respected leadership and civics program where Florida’s best and brightest come together to run mock governments, debate real-world issues, and explore public service. We have no doubt Tavaris will represent Ridgeview and NJROTC with honor and excellence. We are incredibly proud of you, Tavaris! 🐾💙
4 months ago, Ridgeview High School
Tavaris Boggs, a Ridgeview High School student, smiles confidently in a casual outfit. He has been selected to attend American Legion Boys State at Florida State University.
There are only a few yearbooks left, and time is running out. Stop by room 500 with $100 cash or contact Lauren Crews and get yours now.
4 months ago, Ridgeview High School
Yearbook flyer - 10 yearbooks left, 100 cash in Room 533
This past Thursday, our incredible Ridgeview Band had a spectacular final concert that filled the auditorium with powerful performances and Panther pride. The evening was a celebration of music and a heartfelt farewell to the 23 graduating seniors who have poured their time, talent, and energy into the program over the years. Their impact on our band family is immeasurable, and they will be deeply missed. Bravo to our student musicians for an unforgettable night and an amazing year of music! #PanthersRISE
4 months ago, Ridgeview High School
Tristan S., a junior, leads the band in one of their selections
Our band and colorguard seniors being honored at the concert
A smaller part of our band stands during applause after their performance.
Mr. Colon address the auidence
Students wait to perform
Our excellent Ridgeview students had an absolute blast representing Panther Pride at the Special Olympics Field Day hosted at Middleburg High School this past Friday! From big smiles to even bigger hearts, they showed incredible sportsmanship, determination, and joy throughout the day. We couldn’t be prouder of their enthusiasm and how they supported one another. A huge shoutout to everyone who made the event special—our students truly shone! #PanthersRISE
4 months ago, Ridgeview High School
Ridgeview High School student and staff stand on the track at Middleburg High School delivering opening remarks for the Special Olympics. One of our students speaks into a microphone while others hold scripts and listen attentively.
Ridgeview High School Special Olympics athletes walk a cheering pathway at Middleburg High School, receiving high-fives and support from classmates and staff.
Ridgeview students having fun at Special Olympics field day.
Special Olympics athletes proudly walk through a cheering tunnel of students, raising their arms and smiling as they are celebrated by the crowd.
Special Olympics participants gather on a court lifting a large rainbow parachute together in a colorful, spirited activity surrounded by cheering supporters.
This week in Portable 81, Ms. Revis and her AICE European History students made the most of their extended class time with engaging exam prep! From gallery walks and interactive review stations to review Jenga, students have been actively reviewing key content in creative ways. On Thursday, it was a full house as students arrived early for a last-minute Kahoot session and an essay planning workshop. Their dedication and drive will pay off—good luck on your AICE exams, Panthers! #PanthersRISE
4 months ago, Ridgeview High School
Three students seated in a small group, writing on review worksheets with posters and notes on the desk.
A group of five students working collaboratively at a desk, reading, writing, and discussing AICE essay responses and notes.
A panoramic view of Ms. Revis’s packed classroom, Portable 81, with students sitting at desks engaged in AICE European History review activities. The room is filled to capacity with students reviewing together.
Our Carpentry students took on an ambitious project—designing and building five custom picnic tables for our school, and they delivered! Using durable Trex composite lumber for the table tops and seats, these future builders created high-quality, weather-resistant tables that will serve our campus for years to come. From measuring and cutting to painting and assembling, the students enjoyed every step of the process—and their pride shows in the final product. We're so proud of their craftsmanship, teamwork, and the positive impact they're making on our campus! #PanthersRISE
4 months ago, Ridgeview High School
A group of carpentry students work together at an outdoor table under a metal awning, assembling a wooden structure with tools and measuring tape.
A row of five completed picnic tables—three blue and two white—lined up on a concrete area outside the school, with a clear sky and parking lot in the background.
A newly built picnic table with white-painted supports and gray Trex composite planks for the tabletop and bench seats.
A similar picnic table with bright blue-painted supports and gray Trex composite planks for the tabletop and benches.
Congratulations to Bailen Culver and Clayton Gulbrand! We’re proud to share that Bailen Culver received the 2025 Golden Hammer Award for exceptional dedication and skill in Carpentry. At the same time, Clayton Gulbrand was named Outstanding HVAC Student for his commitment and excellence in our HVAC program! Both students were recognized today at the Construction Trades Brunch hosted by Haskell, with support from NEFBA. We are incredibly grateful for these partners' continued support of our Clay County CTE Construction Trades programs. Way to go, Bailen and Clayton—you’re building bright futures, one project at a time! #PanthersRISE
4 months ago, Ridgeview High School
Group photo: Bailen Culver and Clayton Gulbrand stand in the center holding their awards, surrounded by Ridgeview staff and CTE supporters from NEFBA and Haskell.
Bailen Culver poses proudly with a Haskell representative while holding his large wooden “Golden Hammer” award plaque for Outstanding Carpentry Student.
Clayton Gulbrand stands smiling with his HVAC teacher as he holds his “Outstanding HVAC Student” award plaque, featuring icons for heating, ventilation, and cooling.
Bailen and Clayton stand together smiling, each holding their awards, flanked by their instructors in celebration
Say hello to even more in the One Clay app with “Rooms.” Parents and guardians will receive instructions via email on Monday, May 19th, to create their login to access “Rooms” within the district app. Rooms will be the primary method for school-to-guardian communication for the 2025-2026 school year. Please make sure to download the app using the links below: Download for Android https://aptg.co/GbKvH7 Download for iPhone https://aptg.co/7sy3gF
4 months ago, Clay County District Schools
Rooms in the One Clay App graphic
Say hello to even more in the One Clay app with “Rooms.” Parents and guardians will soon receive instructions via email on Monday, May 19th, to create their login to access “Rooms” within the district app. Rooms will be the primary method for school-to-guardian communication for the 2025-2026 school year. Please make sure to download the app using the links below: Download for Android https://aptg.co/GbKvH7 Download for iPhone https://aptg.co/7sy3gF
4 months ago, Clay County District Schools
Rooms in the One Clay app graphic
We’re thrilled to celebrate senior Riley Chapman, who earned 1st Place in the Orange Park Art Guild Courtney Hunt Art Scholarship competition! Riley presented an impressive portfolio showcasing four years of creative growth and talent, and nailed the interview, too! This incredible accomplishment comes with a $1500 scholarship, and an Art Stipend is awarded to Mr. Nesi, her art teacher, in support of our Ridgeview Visual Arts program. Way to go, Riley! Your talent, dedication, and passion for the arts make Ridgeview proud! #PanthersRISE
4 months ago, Ridgeview High School
Riley Chapman stands proudly beside her art portfolio, which includes colorful portraits, sketches, and mixed media pieces, displayed on a black table. An American flag is in the background, and a sign notes her $1500 first-place scholarship win.
Riley Chapman stands proudly behind her art portfolio, which includes colorful portraits, sketches, and mixed media pieces, displayed on a black table. An American flag is in the background, and a sign notes her $1500 first-place scholarship win.
A close-up of Riley Chapman's artwork display showing detailed pencil sketches, mixed media portraits, a framed piece featuring a geometric fence design, and vibrant, colorful paintings. One standout work features a face with multiple sets of eyes in a surreal style.
The left side of the art display includes a panel of expressive hand studies, vivid portraits in warm and cool tones, animal illustrations, and intricate line art. Various sketchbooks and a painted pencil sculpture are also arranged on the table beneath an American flag.
Our Forensic Science students wrapped up their Forensic Anthropology unit with a hands-on lab exploring the accuracy of the “Canons of Proportions.” These canons suggest that certain body measurements, when multiplied by specific factors, should match a person’s height. Using rulers and teamwork, students tested these mathematical relationships and discovered that while some formulas held up, others weren’t quite as reliable! This activity is a great way to combine math, biology, and critical thinking in a fun and interactive way. #PanthersRISE
4 months ago, Ridgeview High School
Groups of students in a science classroom use yardsticks to take various body measurements, including arm span and facial length, while others record data at their desks.
A student stands on a chair while smiling and measuring the height of another student using a yardstick.
Two students laugh as they use a ruler to measure arm span in the classroom, with notebooks and laptops on desks nearby.
A student stands still while her partner uses a ruler to measure the distance from her chin to her forehead as part of a proportions lab.
Our Carpentry students rolled up their sleeves and brought their skills to the Culinary classroom this week! From sanding and refinishing prep tables to ensuring smooth, food-safe surfaces, these students took pride in helping their peers by giving the workspace a much-needed refresh. This hands-on collaboration perfectly exemplifies how Ridgeview Panthers support one another across classrooms, pathways, and passions! #PanthersRISE
4 months ago, Ridgeview High School
A student in a white apron uses an electric sander to refinish a long wooden countertop in a culinary classroom, with hanging pots and kitchen equipment visible in the background.
A high school carpentry student uses a handheld electric sander to smooth the surface of a large wooden prep table, while another student observes in the background.
A student wearing a camouflage hat and green shirt carefully applies a finishing cloth to a wooden prep table in a commercial kitchen setting.
Congratulations to our RISE Staff of the Week! These two exemplify what it means to be a Ridgeview Panther! #PanthersRISE Ms. Rich, RHS Art Teacher Mr. Comes, ITS Tech Specialist
4 months ago, Ridgeview High School
Top Image: A group of Ridgeview High School students and staff stand in a classroom smiling as they hold a large yellow pencil labeled "School of the Month." One staff member in a blue Ridgeview shirt holds a certificate of appreciation. Classroom decorations and student work are visible in the background. Bottom Image: A Ridgeview High School staff member and student stand in front of the "Wall of Fame" display. The student holds a certificate for "Panther Staff of the Week" and a large novelty pencil. The staff member stands beside him, smiling.
We're thrilled to celebrate our RISE Scholars of the Week! These outstanding Panthers exemplify the core values of Responsibility, Integrity, Spirit, and Excellence that make our Ridgeview community shine. Join us in applauding these students and staff for their exceptional dedication and Panther pride! #PanthersRISE Keilah Bass Zayon Riddick-Copeland Nuohan Ou
4 months ago, Becky Murphy
A Ridgeview High School student stands holding a RISE Scholar certificate and a drawstring backpack next to a "Ridgeview Panthers RISE" banner. She is wearing a white shirt, denim shorts, and sandals. A staff member in a gray "Ridgeview Cheer" polo shirt stands smiling beside the banner.
A Ridgeview High School student poses with a RISE Scholar certificate beside a “Ridgeview Panthers RISE” banner. He is wearing a black and white graphic shirt with red shorts and red sneakers. A staff member in a gray polo shirt stands to the right of the banner.
A Ridgeview High School student stands holding a RISE Scholar certificate and a gray drawstring backpack next to a large blue "Ridgeview Panthers RISE" banner. She is wearing glasses, a black shirt, and jeans. A staff member stands to the right of the banner, smiling.
Interested in joining Colorguard? Now’s your chance! Come to our RHS Colorguard Clinic on May 17th from 12–3 PM in the RHS Band Room to learn dance and flag basics, meet the team, and experience the energy and fun of colorguard firsthand. 💥 What to bring: ✔️ Comfortable workout clothes/shoes ✔️ Water & snacks ✔️ A HYPE mood! Don't miss your chance to be part of something amazing and maybe even land some awesome action shots like the ones featured here! #PanthersRISE
4 months ago, Ridgeview High School
A colorful promotional flyer for the RHS Colorguard Clinic. The clinic is scheduled for May 17th from 12 PM to 3 PM in the RHS Band Room. The flyer includes multiple photos of students performing with flags indoors and outdoors, dancing, cheering, and participating in group activities. Text invites students to learn dance and flag basics at the clinic and shows the fun and excitement of being on the colorguard team. It encourages attendees to wear comfortable workout clothes and shoes, bring water, snacks, and “a hype mood.” Bright blue and yellow colors highlight important details throughout the flyer.
Our Earth Club students spent their past Saturday making a difference at Crosby Sanctuary! They repainted the blue trail markers and installed a Prothonotary Warbler nesting box in the swamp—supporting both conservation and local wildlife. Way to go, Panthers! #PanthersRISE
4 months ago, Ridgeview High School
Four Earth Club students smile in front of the Crosby Sanctuary trailhead map, surrounded by trees.
A student wearing waders and a red bandana installs a Prothonotary Warbler nesting box on a tree in a swampy, forested area.
A student wearing a mask and gloves spray paints a blue trail marker on a tree trunk in a wooded area.
A student wearing a mask and gloves spray paints a blue trail marker on a tree trunk in a wooded area.
A student wearing a mask and gloves spray paints a blue trail marker on a tree trunk in a wooded area.
A student wearing a mask and gloves spray paints a blue trail marker on a tree trunk in a wooded area.
Congratulations to our 2025 Senior Wall of Fame Inductees! These students have not only excelled in academics, but have also demonstrated exceptional character, leadership, and involvement throughout their time at Ridgeview High School. Their dedication and impact on our campus and in our community make them true role models, and we are proud to recognize them with this prestigious honor. They will also receive special recognition at our Senior Awards night on May 15th. ✨ Isabella Amador ✨ Nacoya Blocton ✨ Riley Chapman ✨ Melvin Espiritu-Ramos ✨ Kyla Forkey ✨ Isaiah Idasetima ✨ Owen Kinder ✨ NataLee LuPau ✨ Sophia Tran ✨ Raelynn Walker Your academic excellence and contributions have left a lasting legacy at Ridgeview. We are so proud of you! #PanthersRISE
4 months ago, Ridgeview High School
A group of Ridgeview students and staff stand together smiling in front of the 2025 Wall of Fame display, which features framed senior portraits of the inductees on a blue background.
A senior student stands smiling in front of the Ridgeview Wall of Fame, where framed portraits of the 2025 inductees—including her own—are proudly displayed on a blue wall.
A senior student stands smiling in front of the Ridgeview Wall of Fame, where framed portraits of the 2025 inductees—including her own—are proudly displayed on a blue wall.
RISE Scholar Spotlight - Responsibility
4 months ago, Ridgeview High School
A "RISE Scholar Spotlight" graphic featuring Malik Cole, a junior at Ridgeview High School. Malik is pictured holding a certificate and RISE backpack in front of a "Panthers RISE" banner. The spotlight highlights his responsibility, noting his hard work, drive to complete multiple modules, and commitment to reaching his goal of becoming a program completer. The Ridgeview Panthers logo and RISE emblem (Responsibility, Integrity, Scholarship, Excellence) are also included.
RISE Scholar Spotlight - Integrity
4 months ago, Ridgeview High School
Gracie McMillan, a Ridgeview freshman, is recognized in the RISE Scholar Spotlight for her integrity, leadership, and positive impact on classmates.