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Ridgeview rocks pink in October to bring awareness and help find a cure! The Cougar Community is Strong 🩷
about 23 hours ago, Ridgeview Elementary School
Three boys wearing pink shirts and backpacks standing in a school corridor. The middle boy holds a red jacket.
Four girls standing together wearing pink shoes, pink jackets, and carrying backpacks. A brick wall in the background.
Five girls in matching pink tops, backpacks, and colorful pants pose in a hallway.
Nine students wearing pink and white shirts pose for a photo in front of a wall.
A group of children stand in a classroom, posing for a picture with a smiling adult.
Group of students, some in pink, standing and sitting on a carpet in a classroom.
A teacher stands in a classroom with students seated at desks. She wears a pink coat and glasses.
Two girls stand in a hallway. They wear jackets, gloves, and pink pants. One has a pink backpack.
Five children stand outside a school building, two wearing pink pants, another with a Hello Kitty sweater.
Two women stand on a concrete sidewalk in front of a brick building. One wears a pink sweater and jeans, the other a gray sweater and brown boots.
🎀 Make A Difference. Be A Hero. Stay Drug Free! 🦸

Clay County District Schools is proud to observe Red Ribbon Week from October 23rd–31st!

This year’s national theme is "Make A Difference. Be A Hero. Stay Drug Free.™" 🌟

Red Ribbon Week highlights the importance of making healthy, positive choices and empowering our students to live drug-free lives. Throughout the week, our OneClay campuses will join together in promoting drug awareness, healthy habits, and supportive environments where every student can thrive.

Together, as a community, we can inspire our youth to stand strong, support one another, and be heroes in their everyday lives! 💙

🌐 Learn more and access family resources at redribbon.org.

#OneClay #ClayCountyDistrictSchools #RedRibbonWeek #BeAHeroStayDrugFree #CCDS #HealthyChoices #RedRibbonWeek2026
1 day ago, Clay County District Schools
Bright yellow and red poster with a city skyline in the background. It says "Be a Hero. Stay Drug Free" with a logo.
These girls are learning so much more than how to run! They are champions for each other and a positive example for all Cougars.
1 day ago, Ridgeview Elementary School
Group of students outside with adults; some are standing, some are crouched; one adult points at something
Several children and  adults are gathered in a grassy field, some raising their hands.
Students in shorts and t-shirts standing in a circle with hands held in the center.
A group of children and  adults stand in a circle in a grassy area, some with backpacks.
🗳️ 2026 General Election Early Voting Starts Today!

Beat the election day crowds! Early voting for the 2026 General Election runs daily from October 23 through October 31, from 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM (including weekends).

Clay County registered voters can cast their ballot at ANY of these 7 convenient locations:

Eagle Landing Residents Club – 3975 Eagle Landing Pkwy, Orange Park

Health Dept. in Fleming Island – 1845 Town Center Blvd, Fleming Island

Keystone Heights City Hall – 555 S. Lawrence Blvd, Keystone Heights

Middleburg Civic Center – 2102 Palmetto St, Middleburg

Orange Park Library – 2054 Plainfield Ave, Orange Park

Supervisor of Elections Office – 500 N. Orange Ave, Green Cove Springs

Thrasher-Horne Conf. Center – 2900 Thrasher Horne Ave, Orange Park

📬 Dropping off a Vote-by-Mail ballot? You can return your completed mail ballot to a Secure Ballot Intake Station at any early voting location during voting hours.

Check directions and view real-time wait times at EarlyVoteClay.com.
1 day ago, Clay County District Schools
Flyer with "2026 General Election Early Voting Locations" title. List of locations and dates, 9 AM to 6 PM.
Clay County, Let’s Head Back to The Swamp!

Our next Clay County District Schools ticket opportunity is here! Join fellow faculty, staff, students, alumni, friends, and families as the Florida Gators take on Vanderbilt for another exciting game day in Gainesville.

Saturday, November 21, 2026
Location: Ben Hill Griffin Stadium, Gainesville
Kickoff: Time to be announced

Make plans to cheer on the Orange & Blue while supporting our schools! A portion of every ticket purchased through our special event link will be donated back to Clay County District Schools.

Get your tickets: https://www.gofevo.com/event/Claycounty53
2 days ago, Clay County District Schools
Blue poster with "Gators Football" in bold white text. Stadium full of people, green field. QR code for ticketing.
Orange you glad it’s Unity Day? 🧡

Our school is glowing in bright orange today as students and staff come together to take a visible stand against bullying and send a powerful message of kindness, acceptance, and inclusion.

We had an incredible start to the morning seeing everyone unite for a safer, more welcoming school community. Let’s keep this positive energy going all year long!
4 days ago, Ridgeview Elementary School
A woman and a child stand outside, wearing orange shirts and sneakers, near a brick wall and black railings.
A group of students, some in wheelchairs, pose for a photo under a covered walkway with bubble makers.
A young child wearing a backpack stands on a school driveway. Behind them, a person is walking.
Three students stand in a covered outdoor area with brick walls. One holds a book, one wears glasses, and the third wears a backpack.
Woman in orange shirt and girl in pink shirt, rainbow skirt, and boots holding a backpack, posing with a sign.
Woman crouches with young girl by a wall, holding a sign with text. Behind them is a metal fence.
A woman kneeling and two children in wheelchairs holding signs; one sign says "STAY POSITIVE".
Two girls smiling at camera, holding items, one in pink jacket, one in orange shirt, standing in hallway, another person with backpack nearby.
Three people, two adults and a child, standing or crouching in front of a building, smiling and posing for a photo.
Two more days to nominate!

Community First Credit Union and Clay County District Schools are recognizing schools that demonstrate a commitment to attendance, engagement, and being ready to learn every day.

Nominate your school for October’s Community First School of the Month!
Two winning schools will each receive:
• Money toward a school initiative
• A trophy to display at their school

Nominate a school today: oneclay.net/schoolofthemonth
Nominations close on the 22nd of October.

#OneClay #ShowingUpStrong #SchoolOfTheMonth
4 days ago, Clay County District Schools
Blue and white flyer for School of the Month nomination with a school logo, text, and a gold star design.
🧡 Happy Unity Day, OneClay! 🧡

Today, October 21st, is Unity Day across Clay County District Schools! During National Bullying Prevention Month, our students, staff, and community are standing united by wearing and sharing orange. Together, we are sending a clear, powerful message in support of kindness, acceptance, and inclusion on every campus.

Thank you to everyone rocking their orange today and helping foster a supportive environment for all of our students!

🧡Give this post a like to show your support for kindness and unity in our schools!

#OneClay #ClayCountyDistrictSchools #UnityDay #WearOrange #BullyingPreventionMonth #CCDS #UnityDay2026
4 days ago, Clay County District Schools
An orange shirt and white logo on a blue background. The shirt has an arrow pointing to an orange circle with text.
Shoutout to the incredible RVE Lunch Heroes! 🍎🥪 ​Our cafeteria crew works tirelessly every single day to keep our students nourished, smiling, and ready to learn. Last week was National School Lunch Hero Day, and we couldn't pass up another chance to show our appreciation for everything they do!
5 days ago, Ridgeview Elementary School
Five women in aprons hold blue bags. One woman holds a blue bag with a white ribbon.
Four people in aprons stand together in a cafeteria. Three wear hats and one wears glasses.
Clay County District Schools is committed to supporting exceptional educators in every classroom across our community.

The One Mill Renewal on the November 3 ballot provides dedicated local revenue to support competitive salaries for teachers and essential school staff. Continuing this voter-approved measure ensures the district can retain and attract high-quality talent, directly benefiting students and maintaining high academic standards. One hundred percent of these local funds stay right here in Clay County public schools, with all expenditures monitored by an independent citizens' oversight committee.

Find full details, FAQs, and budget breakdowns at oneclay.net/renewal.
6 days ago, Clay County District Schools
Ad poster with text "Clay County's Future Starts in the Classroom" and a logo reading "Referendum Renewal Safe Schools, Exceptional Teachers".

The October edition of The OneClay Register is now live! 🗞️

Our second edition is packed with student achievements, helpful resources, and inspiring stories from classrooms across Clay County District Schools. 🍎

Here’s what you’ll find inside this month:

🏫 Resilient Students, Thriving Classrooms: Discover our landmark initiative supporting student wellness and success.

🐾 Ridgeview High School Spotlight: See how Ridgeview is empowering Panthers through academic and career excellence.

🚒 Igniting Fire Safety: Learn how fire safety education builds from elementary classrooms into career pathways.

📰 Read the October Issue:

District Website: oneclay.net/news

Clay Today: claytodayonline.com/oneclay-register/

In Print: Inserted right inside this month's edition of Clay Today

Dive in and explore what's happening across our schools! ✨

#TheOneClayRegister #ClayCountySchools #ClayToday #OneClay #ClayCountyFL

6 days ago, Clay County District Schools
Cover of a school magazine with a long hallway, lockers, and school mascot logo at the top.
🚌 National School Bus Safety Week! 🚌

October 19th–23rd, 2026 is National School Bus Safety Week! This year’s national theme is "Safe Rides, Everyday Heroes." 💛

Keeping our students safe on the way to and from school is a community effort. Please keep these key reminders in mind:

For Drivers: Always stop when yellow school bus lights flash red and the stop arm is extended. Slow down in school zones and eliminate all distractions.

For Students: Stay visible! Be extra cautious around the 10-foot area surrounding the bus and always stand three big steps back from the curb while waiting.

A huge THANK YOU to our dedicated OneClay bus drivers and transportation staff - our everyday heroes behind the wheel! 🛣️✨

🚌 Want to be a bus driver? We’re hiring!

Join our transportation team and help drive the future of Clay County! Visit oneclay.net/bus to explore current employment opportunities.

❤️ Give this post a like to show your appreciation for our amazing school bus drivers!

#OneClay #ClayCountyDistrictSchools #SchoolBusSafetyWeek #SafeRidesEverydayHeroes #CCDS #SafetyFirst #OneClayCareers
6 days ago, Clay County District Schools
School bus parked with a child boarding. Text reads "National School Bus Safety Week October 19-23, 2026".
🎉 BIG NEWS, CLAY COUNTY! 🎉

Clay County District Schools has officially been named one of only 18 Academically High-Performing School Districts in the entire state of Florida for the 2025–2026 school year by the Florida Department of Education!

This prestigious recognition reflects our dedication to academic excellence, operational accountability, and student success across every classroom.

To earn and maintain this status, school districts must meet rigorous state benchmarks:

Academic Excellence: Earn an "A" district grade for two consecutive years without any district-operated school receiving an "F."

Classroom Focus: Fully comply with state class size requirements.

Fiscal Responsibility: Maintain clean annual financial audits with no material weaknesses or compliance issues.

This milestone is a direct result of the commitment of our teachers, support professionals, administrators, and district leadership under Superintendent David Broskie, paired with the hard work of our students and the steadfast support of our families and community.

Thank you for believing in our students and making Clay County a leader in Florida public education! 📚✨

#OneClay #ClayCountyDistrictSchools #AcademicallyHighPerforming #ExcellenceInEducation #FLedu
8 days ago, Clay County District Schools
Blue, white, and red banner with text "Academically High Performing School District". Logos for Florida Department of Education and Clay County.
Our annual Trunk or Treat is fast approaching, and we couldn’t host this fun community event without the amazing generosity of our families! As a special thank-you for donating candy, every student who brings in a bag will receive a ticket to "Mummy a Staff Member" on October 30th! Please be sure to include your student's name with your candy donation so they receive their ticket. To make donating even easier, you can order directly through our Amazon Wishlist: https://a.co/04Dgts5p . Thank you for your continued support, and we can’t wait to see everyone at Trunk or Treat on October 29th!
8 days ago, Ridgeview Elementary School
Colorful poster for "Trunk-or-Treat Candy Drive" with Halloween themes, including pumpkins, a mummy, and a witch. Text explains how to earn tickets by donating candy and winning chances.
FIRST QUARTER REPORT CARD DAY! 📝📊

Today is First Quarter Report Card Day! It’s a great opportunity for parents and guardians to log in and review your student’s final first-quarter grades and overall academic progress.

Checking in regularly allows us to celebrate wins together and address any areas where your student might need a little extra support.

📲 How to view report cards:

Log in to the Focus Parent Portal on the web or open the OneClay Focus App on your mobile device.

Review quarter grades, report cards, and teacher feedback.

💬 Have questions about grades?
Parents can log in to the OneClay app to send a direct message to your student's teacher!

🔗 For more information about our apps, please visit our website at: oneclay.net/5apps.

Thank you for partnering with us in your student’s success!

#OneClay #ClayCountySchools #FocusParentPortal #StudentSuccess #ReportCardDay
8 days ago, Clay County District Schools
Blue sign with "REMINDER" and an arrow pointing to it, with a red pin. Below, the Clay County District Schools logo.
🧡 Wear & Share Orange on Wednesday, Oct. 21! 🧡

October is National Bullying Prevention Month, and on Wednesday, October 21st, Clay County District Schools is standing together for kindness, acceptance, and inclusion! We invite all OneClay students, staff, and families to wear and share ORANGE on October 21st to send a visible, unified message that our schools are safe, welcoming places for everyone.

Let’s turn OneClay orange! 🧡

#OneClay #ClayCountyDistrictSchools #UnityDay #WearOrange #BullyingPreventionMonth #CCDS #KindnessMatters
9 days ago, Clay County District Schools
A blue background features a shirt and a text overlay promoting National Bullying Prevention Month's Unity Day.
🎉 **Fiesta, Culture, and Cougar Pride!** 💃🕺🥁 To wrap up our incredible Hispanic Heritage Month celebrations, our school came together for our annual Hispanic Heritage Parade! Our halls and grounds were filled with vibrant colors, traditional music, and so much joy as students and staff showcased the rich history and diverse cultures of the Hispanic community. Thank you to everyone who participated and cheered us on to make our culminating event an unforgettable success!
10 days ago, Ridgeview Elementary School
A group of children and adults holding a Puerto Rican flag, standing in a room with tables in the background.
Two girls in costumes on a golf cart. One wears a red tutu, the other a white dress.
Four women dressed in colorful traditional clothing stand together in front of a gate. Flags hang behind them.
Several children in a classroom hold flags while wearing themed outfits. The carpet has various geometric shapes.
A smiling woman with a red bow in her hair poses with a boy in a colorful shirt.
Two girls in colorful dresses stand in a classroom, smiling and standing next to each other.
A large group of children and adults pose for a photo in a room with flags.
A girl in a pink dress waves a Mexican flag while walking with other children in a park.
Three people stand on grass, holding a Puerto Rico flag, with a pickup truck and parked cars behind them.
A person stands in a grassy yard next to a white car and a red pickup truck.

🏒 CLAY COUNTY DAY AT THE JACKSONVILLE ICEMEN! 🏒

Clay County District Schools is excited to partner with the Jacksonville Icemen for a special Clay County Day at the rink!

Join us on Sunday, November 8, 2026, at 3:00 PM as the Jacksonville Icemen take on the Florida Everblades! We welcome all Clay County students, families, staff, and community members for an afternoon of hockey, school spirit, and family fun.

⭐ Special Guest: We are thrilled to be joined by special guest Superintendent of Clay County Schools, David Broskie!

🎟️ Event Highlights:

Discounted Tickets: Special ticket rates available for Clay County families.

Post-Game Shots on Net: Stay after the final buzzer for an exclusive opportunity to step onto the ice and take shots on net!

📍 GAME DETAILS

Date: Sunday, November 8, 2026

Time: 3:00 PM

Matchup: Jacksonville Icemen vs. Florida Everblades

🎟️ HOW TO GET TICKETS:

Direct Link: https://www.gofevo.com/event/Claycounty23

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

#OneClay #OneClaySports #ClayCountyDay #JacksonvilleIcemen

11 days ago, Clay County District Schools
Advertisement with a mascot and a man in hockey gear. Text reads "Clay County Day" and "Everblades vs Icemen".
A black-and-white advertisement for Clay County Day on November 18, 2023. It features a QR code and a sports team logo.
📚 Scavenger Hunt Alert! 🔍 Today in the library, our students went on a mini mission to master the Dewey Decimal system and navigate Destiny! Ms. Doukmak paired up our learners with location cards to track down books all over the media center. Every time a pair found their book, they checked in and got a brand-new challenge. The room was buzzing with energy and excitement—learning is so much fun when it’s a hands-on adventure! 🎉✨
11 days ago, Ridgeview Elementary School
Three children browse a library with tall shelves, books, and a kite decoration. One child reaches for a book.
Two children sit on the floor, one reading a book, next to a bookshelf filled with books.
Children in a library, one raising a book and another sitting with a book. Shelves filled with books and plants.
Children browse library books, standing and sitting on the floor in a room with white walls.
Library staff help a young boy find a book. Staff members stand at a bookshelf. A plant is nearby.
Two kids stand in a library with bookshelves and flags in the background. One holds a paper.
Two girls stand in a library with books on shelves. One holds a piece of paper.
On November 3, Clay County voters will consider the renewal of the existing One Mill ad valorem funding for four years (July 1, 2027 – June 30, 2031).

Because this measure is a renewal of the existing operating millage, it continues current funding without increasing tax rates. Revenues are strictly dedicated to two operational priorities:

School Safety: Funding law enforcement contracts for campus officers.

Employee Compensation: Providing competitive pay to retain and attract quality teachers and support staff.

All expenditures are subject to review by an independent Citizens’ Oversight Committee. Visit oneclay.net/renewal for more information.
13 days ago, Clay County District Schools
A poster features several images of people in various settings and text. It highlights safe schools and exceptional teachers.