Monday (10/20)-

Tuesday (10/21)-

Wednesday (10/22)-

• Unity Day- We are asking everyone to wear “ORANGE” showing support for students who have been bullied and for bullying prevention

Thursday (10/23)-

• Red Ribbon Spirit Day- "Aloha to a Drug Free Life"- Hawaiian Day- Wear your best Hawaiian gear

Friday (10/24)-

• Red Ribbon Spirit Day- "Don’t be scared to say to no to drugs"- Wear your Halloween Costume- Wear your Halloween Costume (No masks. Face paint is allowed)

• Halloween Dance from 3:30-5:30 in the Cafeteria

Our first Virtual Parent Academy Session was on how to Navigate Rooms. Parents please feel free to watch the video below if you need some additional support in using the OneClay app, including Rooms and Messages.

Video Link

Don’t miss out on our Halloween Dance this coming Friday, October 24th from 3:30-5:30! Tickets are $10 — grab yours now before they’re gone! Scan the QR code or click here to purchase: https://gofan.co/event/4751125 Come dressed to impress in your best Halloween spirit — it’s going to be a spooktacular day! Costumes and face paint are permitted. No masks.

We are excited to share an opportunity for students to earn a college scholarship through the Take Stock in Children program. This statewide Florida program provides deserving students with a caring mentor, college and career readiness support, and the opportunity to earn a college scholarship upon successful completion of the program requirements. If selected, students are paired with a mentor they meet with twice a month and must sign a contract to maintain their GPA, stay drug/crime-free, and keep good attendance. Students who successfully complete the program and graduate high school will earn a 2-year, tuition-only scholarship to a Florida public college, university, or vocational school. Please see the information below on how to apply. 

Exciting Opportunity for Middle School Students: Stop the Bullying Campaign Contest!

The Len Mattiace Foundation, in partnership with Clay County District Schools, is hosting the "Stop the Bullying Campaign Contest" for all middle school students (grades 6, 7, and 8). This is a fantastic opportunity for students to showcase their creativity and commitment to kindness, compassion, and inclusion, with $3,300 in cash awards for top projects!

Projects can include written papers, videos, songs, service projects, and more. The contest runs through November 19th. Please encourage your students to participate and make a positive impact!

For full contest rules and submission details, please refer to the "Len Mattiace Contest Rules" document. 

Len Mattiace Contest Rules

Suspicious Activity Reporting App

FortifyFL is a suspicious activity reporting tool that allows you to instantly relay information to appropriate law enforcement agencies and school officials.