We are so excited for the month ahead and all the learning and engagement opportunities it holds! During August and the first three weeks of school, our teachers have been working hard to plan and implement preliminary instruction and assessments, and our students have established a firm foundation for building a learning community of caring, academic focus, and community.

We look forward to a fantastic month of learning and growth together. Check out our moments of August learning and fun at our Facebook page!

We were overwhelmed with the response we received to our request for parent support with the School Advisory Council at our August meeting. THANK YOU for your involvement in the oversight of our school improvement!
Click HERE to View our SAC Bylaws
Click HERE to View our 2025-2026 School Improvement Plan

While our goal is that students are present at school every day, we know that illnesses are popping up more frequently now that students are back in school. We have seen an uptick in cold-like symptoms that have affected our Bulldogs. Click the image to determine whether it's safe to send your child to school, or feel free to reach out to Nurse Bernice at bernice.reyes@myoneclay.net for more information!

State law requires that Florida schools provide parents with the opportunity to restrict their child's library/media access. As of today, we still have 110 students who need their parents or caregivers to complete their Media Preferences. Even if you completed it last year, it has to be completed annually.

How to Set or Change Your Library Access Level:

1. Log in to your ParentVUE account

2. Click ​Online Registration

3. Click 25-26 Annual Updates and Consents.

4. Click Submit.

Students cannot check out books in our school library until this is completed. Thank you!

Each year, we observe National Hispanic Heritage Month by celebrating and recognizing the many histories, cultures, and contributions of Hispanic Americans. 
This year’s theme, ‘Collective Heritage: Honoring the Past, Inspiring the Future,’ celebrates the rich and diverse traditions of Hispanic culture and the many historical contributions of Hispanic communities.
Our CHE students are encouraged to enter Governor Ron DeSantis' and First Lady Casey DeSantis' Hispanic Heritage Month Art and Essay Contests!
Click HERE for information about the State Contests!

The Book Fair returns to CHE on Monday, September 8, and will be open during Open House on September 11. Check out the great options for your children using THIS LINK or by clicking the graphic!

We are proud that CHE achieved 95% student attendance for the month of August 2025! Let's keep attendance strong, as student participation in school is a primary predictor of success! Did you know that our students celebrate Perfect Attendance in class each week and receive a pennant badge for having no tardies and no absences? Let's see how many badges our students can earn!

Clay Hill Elementary is a Title I school for the 2025-26 school year.  In compliance with the Every Student Succeeds Act, we are pleased to provide you with the 2025-26 Title I Parent Policy and Right-to-Know handbook.  

The Clay County Title I Office sends this handbook to all Title I school families each year to inform you of your rights under Title I legislation. You will find this year's handbook linked below in a variety of languages. The Right-to-Know handbook can also be accessed at any time on the Title I district website and your school's website under 'Title I Resources'. A printed version is available in the Title I Information binder located in your school's main office and a copy may be requested through your school's front office.  

Click here for the 2025-2026 Right-to-Know (English)
Click on the language you want to view from the list below. If you need a language not listed, please contact your school to request a translation.
Spanish, Haitian Creole, French, Portuguese, Russian

We look forward to partnering with you to achieve academic success for all students this year!

Our 3rd and 4th grade students have completed their beginning-of-year F.A.S.T. state testing in ELA and Math, and our K-2, 5th, and 6th grade students will complete their respective assessments in September. Your child's teacher will reach out for a conference after baseline assessments are all completed.

Join Mrs. Reed and Mrs. Wright as we celebrate the Sunshine State Young Reader! As students complete the books and pass the tests in Ms. Lowans' Google Classroom, they are eligible to join us for our quarterly clubs. We will discuss the text, enjoy book-themed activities and snacks, and have FUN with literacy! Start reading today! Our first clubs will meet in October to highlight TREX and The Adventures of Invisible Boy.