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The St. Johns County School District (SJCSD) will begin early registration for the 2021-22 school year March 1. This registration is only for children new to the school district, including those entering kindergarten.

Early registration can be completed online or by visiting the student’s assigned school website. To find the 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:

  • Birth certificate/Guardianship Documents
  • Documentation of a health examination performed within one year of enrollment
  • Proof of completed required immunizations on Form DH680
  • Proof of residence per the Residency and Guardianship Policy

For additional information on registration, contact the Student Services Department at 547-7598 or the assigned school.

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Message from the Superintendent – January 26, 2021

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Dear SJCSD families,

As we begin the second semester of the school year, I want to share my appreciation for your patience and support. We are adapting to a world in which we must always be conscious of COVID-19 and its potential impact on our community. We have continued to have positive cases in the community and as a school district, we are maintaining our safety protocols to minimize the impact in schools.

Our school leaders, teachers and staff continue to be present each day for your children. I am very proud of the work that is being done in our schools. There is not a perfect solution to providing opportunities for every situation. However, our teachers and support staff have shown tremendous resolve and creativity to serve children at a high level.

In the fall, we learned a great deal about providing strategies that are sustainable and consistent. So, this semester we have made some adjustments to improve teacher capacity and resources. In some cases, teacher assignments have changed to ensure the best possible classroom setting for brick and mortar and distance learning.

We will be impacted by quarantines and positive cases but will work to provide continuous student learning. I am optimistic that the continued distribution of vaccines and our own self-discipline to maintain safety protocols will help to diminish the threat of the virus.

Lastly, I would like to remind you that this week our Wednesday dismissal will return to our standard one-hour early release schedule. Again, thank you for your support and feedback.

Sincerely,

Tim Forson
Superintendent
St. Johns County School District

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