During the November 2024 election, St. Johns County voted to support its local schools by continuing the half-cent sales surtax to support the district’s capital outlay funding and by adding one mill of operating millage to preserve and enhance educational programs including science, technology, art, and music.
Families who are new to the St. Johns County School District (SJCSD) may register now for the 2026-27 school year. To find your assigned school, enter your street address on the Attendance Zone Locator.
View the schedule of 2026 graduation ceremonies for St. Johns County high schools and First Coast Technical College.
The application to enroll in St. Johns Virtual’s Fall 2026 Semester is open from April 10 to July 10. Apply now!
Please note that any objections to library materials received after March 27, 2026, may be scheduled for review in the fall of the next school year. This delay may be necessary due to end-of-year testing schedules and the availability of teachers and staff to participate in the reviews. We appreciate your understanding and cooperation.
Families searching for the best school district in Florida consistently look to the St. Johns County School District. Located in Northeast Florida, the SJCSD is widely recognized for its high academic achievement, strong graduation outcomes, and an exceptional public education experience serving students from prekindergarten through 12th grade.
This presentation provides a mid-year update on Progress Monitoring 2 (PM2) results, highlighting strong district and state rankings, year-over-year growth trends, and learning gains in reading and math. It also explains how schools use detailed FAST Assessment data to adjust instruction, target interventions, and support continued high academic performance.
This presentation provides an overview of the school district’s 2025–2027 budget challenges. It outlines steps already taken to reduce costs and presents proposed consolidation, staffing, and operational adjustments
aimed at balancing the budget while minimizing impact on schools and maintaining educational quality.
For the 2026-2027 school year, the school start and dismissal times will change for two schools: South Woods Elementary and Mill Creek Academy. The start and dismissal times will not change for all other elementary schools, middle schools, K-8 academies, and high schools.
Today’s All Access with Dr. Asplen takes us to Tocoi Creek High School where students are showcasing their afterschool clubs for Club Rush. Dr. Asplen also meets Academy Director Kristina Johnson and tours a few of their incredible career academies.
Follow along with Dr. Asplen as he explores Ponte Vedra High School and meets Sources of Strength leaders,
get interviewed for a student podcast, visits a classroom full of future educators, and speaks with the school’s biotech teacher.
Superintendent Dr. Asplen discusses the significant budget shortfall the St. Johns County School District is facing.
In today’s All Access with Dr. Asplen we visit Fruit Cove Middle School, where WEB Leaders highlight their positive impact on the community, science students explore ionic bonds, and math students share their career goals — all accompanied by the smooth sounds of the jazz ensemble.
In this edition of All Access, Dr. Asplen visits Mill Creek Academy, where teachers are bringing learning to life through music, robotics, and art.
The Family Empowerment Scholarship (FES) Program was established during Florida’s 2019 Legislative Session to enhance Florida’s menu of education options. Learn more…
