This edition of All Access takes us inside Cunningham Creek Elementary School, where Principal McCool and Superintendent Asplen visit an ESE class, a STEAM class working with robots, and a second grade science class learning about magnetism. They also stop by the school’s SOAR Store, where students can cash in their positive behavior points.
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St. Johns County School District is Florida’s No. 1 ranked school district, earning an A district grade and achieving 910 accountability points!
Excellence doesn’t happen by chance – it happens because of the dedication of our students, teachers, staff, families, and community.
We’re proud to celebrate another outstanding year and the continued success of our schools. Every achievement reflects the hard work, commitment, and passion taking place in our classrooms each day.
Thank you to everyone who makes these accomplishments possible. Together, we’re building a stronger future for every student.
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The St. Johns County School District announces the schedule of 2027 graduation ceremonies for St. Johns County high schools and First Coast Technical College.
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Join Dr. Asplen on his tour of Webster Elementary School where students are moving their bodies in Ms. Verdell’s dance class and learning to program robots in the Media Center. We also get a first look at plans for an exciting new school expansion.
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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.
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After schools close for the summer, kids and teens can still get free meals through Summer BreakSpot! No application is necessary, just show up to one of the thousands of meal sites across Florida.
Summer BreakSpot offers balanced breakfasts, lunches, snacks or dinner. Locations include places like parks, libraries and churches.
Summer BreakSpot is available all summer long for kids and teens 18 and under.
Find a location near you using the button below or by dialing 2-1-1.
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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.
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In an effort to promote community health and well-being this summer, the St. Johns County School District (SJCSD) will open its high school facilities to the public on select Wednesday evenings throughout the summer.
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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.
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The “Space Available Application” period closes June 30, 2026, or until all seats are filled, whichever comes first.
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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.
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The St. Johns County School District will launch St. Johns Compass in August 2026, introducing a new opportunity designed to expand access to a high-quality public education for eligible students.
St. Johns Compass is a pay-for-course option that allows eligible state scholarship students to enroll in up to three courses within St. Johns County schools. Students may customize their learning based on their academic goals and interests while receiving instruction from certified teachers through in-person classes or St. Johns Virtual School.
“St. Johns Compass represents an important step in ensuring families have access to flexible, high-quality educational opportunities while staying connected to our district’s exceptional teachers and programs,” said Superintendent Dr. Brennan Asplen. “It reflects our ongoing commitment to meeting families where they are by offering flexible, student-centered learning options within the public school system.”
The program will be available to St. Johns County residents participating in the Family Empowerment Scholarship–Unique Abilities (FES-UA) and Educational Options (FES-EO) or the Florida Tax Credit Personalized Education Program (FTC-PEP). Contracted services through a public school district is an authorized use of program funds per Florida Statue 1002.394 & 1002.395.
Families interested in St. Johns Compass may complete the interest form. The Compass Coordinator will begin developing your child’s personalized schedule and will reach out, beginning in June, to confirm the request.
For the latest updates and additional information about St. Johns Compass, visit https://stjohnscompass.com.
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.
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In conjunction with the 7th Judicial Circuit State Attorney’s Office, members of the Superintendent’s Student Advisory Council or “SuperSAC” recently participated in an podcast recording titled Real Talk: Internet Safety and Responsibility.
The SuperSAC is a group of students who meet with Superintendent Tim Forson to discuss issues, ideas, and concerns affecting students in the district. It serves as a student‑voice platform, giving selected students a direct line to district leadership to share feedback on school culture, policies, and student‑life matters.
View the discussion below.
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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.
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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.
To be eligible for public kindergarten in the SJCSD, children must be 5 years old on or before September 1 and must reside in St. Johns County.
Other requirements for registration:
For additional information on registration, contact the Student Services Department at 547-7598 or your zoned school.
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On Friday, May 8, 2026, Superintendent Dr. Asplen spoke with Beach 105.5 News Radio about awards season in St. Johns County schools.
Liz Ryan: This local news is a service of your hometown Toyota dealer, Beaver Toyota in St. Augustine. Conveniently located right off I-95 at exit 3-11.
Dr. Asplen: This is the time of year where we have our awards evenings at all different levels.
Liz Ryan: It’s that time of year where graduation celebrations are everywhere. I spoke to St. John County Superintendent of Schools, Dr. Brennan Asplen, about Wednesday night’s Beachside High School Award Night. He was clearly very proud.
Dr. Asplen: Beachside High School has 570 seniors who will be graduating on May 20th. And of those 570, there were 390 students there receiving awards. And it was just amazing to hear all the accolades and all the different activities and areas in which they are participating and receiving high end awards and the GPAs were outstanding. So many of the students are at 4.0 and above, which is pretty amazing, but also to listen to all the colleges that they are going to and the scholarships that they are receiving. And those 390 students, for instance, it was over $8 million in scholarships that they received.
Liz Ryan: Tune into Good Morning, St. Augustine this Sunday at 6 a.m. I’ll sit down with Superintendent Asplen for a full 30 minutes, and we’ll cover a wide range of topics that affect students, parents, teachers, and the taxpayers who are funding the schools. For St. Augustine’s Local News, I’m Liz Ryan.
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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.
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The St. Johns County School District announces the schedule of 2026 graduation ceremonies for St. Johns County high schools and First Coast Technical College.
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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.
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Superintendent Dr. Asplen discusses the significant budget shortfall the St. Johns County School District is facing.
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