Latest reporting from the Education desk.
Latest reporting from the Education desk.
Latest reporting from the Education desk.

Education
View MoreINK! St. Johns reports that 85% of first-graders in its FLY tutoring program finished the 2025-26 school year reading at grade level, with gains across all three grade levels the program serves.

Education
View MoreSeniors at Pedro Menendez High School have begun annual internship rotations at UF Health St. Johns and AdventHealth, shadowing clinical staff across hospital departments as part of the school's healthcare career academy.

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View MoreThe St. Johns County School District finalized 2026-27 contracts with its teacher and support-staff unions, delivering base raises of up to $2,400 for experienced teachers and at least $900 for support employees, plus millage supplements funded by the 2024 referendum.

Education
View MoreSt. Johns County School District welcomed 48,093 students on the first day of the 2026-27 school year, a gain of 441 over last year, while opening Magnolia Oaks Academy and Sabal Crest Academy and retaining its No. 1 academic ranking in Florida.

Education
View MoreSt. Johns County families can attend a new hybrid series on student issues led by Superintendent Dr. Tim Asplen, starting with a session on attendance Sept. 22 at Sebastian Middle School.

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View MoreJulington Creek Elementary School has added a voluntary pre-kindergarten class for the 2026-27 school year, expanding early-childhood capacity in a St. Johns County district that grew 21.7% in enrollment over six years.

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View MoreSt. Johns County School District will host its free annual High School Showcase on Dec. 9 at the WGV Renaissance, giving families of current eighth and ninth graders a hands-on look at career academies and pathways at Bartram Trail, Creekside and St. Augustine high schools.

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View MoreSt. Johns County schools opened the 2026-27 year with 130 fewer teaching positions, 150 removed portables and $30,000 less in discretionary funds per campus after the district closed a $23 million deficit caused by enrollment growing 1 percent instead of the budgeted 4 percent.
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