During the month of November, SJCSD encourages parents, grandparents, guardians, and extended families, to stay engaged in their children’s education throughout the year. Contact your child’s school for ways to be involved.
Join the School Board Workshop on Tuesday, November 3 at 9:00 a.m. by phone or using Webex.
Ranked #1 in Florida! St. Johns County School District’s 2026 State of the Schools presentation celebrates a standout 2025–26 school year of student achievement, highlights two new schools and thriving career academies, and shares our goals for an even stronger 2026–27.
The application for the Full-Time St. Johns Virtual program for grades K-12 is open now until November 20.
Twenty-seven St. Johns County School District schools are designated as Schools of Excellence for 2025 – 2026, according to the Florida Department of Education. The district is also one of 18 in Florida designated as an Academically High-Performing School District for 2025 – 2026.
All parents and community members who would like to serve on the SJCSD District Library Material Objection Committee, please fill out the interest form provided and complete the required training included on the form by October.
The Family Empowerment Scholarship (FES) Program was established during Florida’s 2019 Legislative Session to enhance Florida’s menu of education options. Learn more…
In this episode, viewers get a special look inside South Woods Elementary School, where students and staff come together to create a welcoming and engaging learning environment.
In recognition of Disability History and Awareness Weeks, St. Johns County School District is proud to highlight students in our Life Work Program.
On September 2, students and families came together at the World Golf Village Renaissance Conference Center for College & Career Night – an evening focused on exploring possibilities and planning for the future. More than 90 colleges, universities, businesses and organizations were on hand to connect directly with students, share information and introduce them to a wide range of opportunities after high school.
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.
