During the 2024-2025 school year, students in the St. Johns County School District earned thousands of college credit hours through advanced coursework and dual enrollment opportunities — helping families save approximately in future college costs. View our fact sheet for more details.
Summer BreakSpot offers balanced breakfasts, lunches, snacks or dinners at no cost for kids 18 and under. Meals will be served on site, at no cost, at places like parks, libraries, schools, and churches.
In an effort to promote community health and well-being this summer, SJCSD will open its high school facilities to the public on select Wednesday evenings throughout the summer. View the flyer for details.
Join us for a series of one-hour sessions designed to help families better understand and support their child’s learning using district-approved digital tools. These virtual sessions will offer practical tips and simple guidance to keep you informed, confident, and connected. A TEAMS link will be sent when you register for the session.
The “Space Available Application” period closes June 30, 2026, or until all seats are filled, whichever comes first. Apply now!
During March, the St. Johns County School District invited the public to provide feedback on the current Student Code of Conduct through a brief online survey. The fourteen-question survey asked respondents to indicate the degree to which they agreed or disagreed with various sections of the document. The feedback collected will be considered as the Code of Conduct is reviewed and updated annually. View a summary of the survey responses.
The Family Empowerment Scholarship (FES) Program was established during Florida’s 2019 Legislative Session to enhance Florida’s menu of education options. Learn more…
Follow Dr. Asplen on a tour of R. J. Murray Middle School Center for the Arts, where talented students bring their creativity to life through musical theater, dance, band, chorus, guitar, and more.
Join Dr. Asplen as he visits Beachside High School, where students in the Academy of Veterinary and Biomedical Sciences are training to become certified veterinary assistants and preparing for careers in the field of biomedical science. Dr. Asplen also stops by a leadership class and participates in a discussion on leadership skills.
