St. Johns County School District is seeking public feedback on proposed Ed Flex waivers for the 2026 to 2027 Title I, Part A and Title IV, Part A federal grants. The public comment period will be open from September 16 through October 5, 2026.
We are pleased to announce the successful ratification of the 2026–2027 contracts for the St. Johns Education Association (SJEA) and the St. Johns Educational Support Professional Association (SJESPA).
Join Dr. Asplen either online or in person for Parent University to learn about important topics impacting the families of SJCSD students. The first Parent University will be held from 6pm to 7pm on Tuesday, September 22, at Sebastian Middle School. The topic of discussion will be student attendance.
View the flyer to learn why every day matters in St. Johns County School District!
Would you like to be a school bus operator, but you’re not sure if you can drive a bus? Then come drive the bus with us! The Big Red Bus Blood Mobile will also be on site during the event.
Interested in participating in this year’s Secondary STEM Fair? Reach out to your science teacher. They will connect you with our school’s STEM Fair Facilitator for entry forms, rules, and important deadlines!
The Family Empowerment Scholarship (FES) Program was established during Florida’s 2019 Legislative Session to enhance Florida’s menu of education options. Learn more…
This edition of All Access with Dr. Asplen brings us to Creekside High School, with senior class president Bree McCoy leading the tour. Dr. Asplen sits in on an AP Seminar Capstone class, cheers on the band ahead of their trip to Chicago, and stops by the school’s TV production academy to meet its newest student anchors.
In today’s All Access with Dr. Asplen, Principal Reichenberg takes us on a tour of Julington Creek Elementary. Dr. Asplen visits a new VPK class, joins kindergarten students for a game of Sparkle, checks out scooter hockey in P.E., and meets second graders portraying presidents and first ladies during their Hall of Presidents presentations.
This edition of All Access with Dr. Asplen takes us to Pacetti Bay Middle School, where students showcase their leadership and creativity through the WEB program and TV production, which produces the school’s daily news show. Dr. Asplen also enjoys performances from student vocalists and cheerleaders celebrating the school’s strong Wildcat spirit.
Superintendent Dr. Asplen welcomes families to the 2026–27 school year, celebrates the district’s student achievements, and thanks staff, families, and the community for their support.
In today’s All Access, Dr. Asplen tours Valley Ridge Academy, where students are recognized through the school’s “BOB” (Be Our Best) character award program. Along the way, he and Principal Angie Fuller visit science and language arts classrooms to see students learning about cells through music and exploring figurative language, before wrapping up with a look at the school’s family literacy program that encourages reading at home.
