St. Johns County School District proudly opened the doors to Magnolia Oaks Academy, a state-of-the-art K-8 public school located in the master-planned Silverleaf community.
SJCSD invites you to join our team as a school bus driver, helping provide safe, dependable transportation for the students of St. Johns County. With paid training, competitive pay and benefits, flexible schedules, and holidays off, this rewarding career lets you make a meaningful difference in our community.
Join the Special School Board Meeting on Thursday, July 23, at 4:30 p.m. by phone or using Webex.
Shine Bright with the BEST! St. Johns County School District is Florida’s No. 1 ranked school district, earning an A district grade and achieving 910 accountability points!
View the schedule of 2027 graduation ceremonies for St. Johns County high schools and First Coast Technical College.
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.
The Family Empowerment Scholarship (FES) Program was established during Florida’s 2019 Legislative Session to enhance Florida’s menu of education options. Learn more…
SJCSD invites you to join our team as a school bus driver, helping provide safe, dependable transportation for the students of St. Johns County. With paid training, competitive pay and benefits, flexible schedules, and holidays off, this rewarding career lets you make a meaningful difference in our community.
This edition of All Access follows Superintendent Asplen on his tour of Wards Creek Elementary with Principal Kevin Klein. The school’s “Shine Your Light” initiative promotes leadership, integrity, growth mindset, heart, and teamwork, with students recognized through unique programs like a book vending machine. The tour also showcases social-emotional learning, inclusive classroom collaboration, and a shared commitment to helping every student succeed.
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.
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.
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.
