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Sixth-grade students at Callahan Middle School participated in their first science lab. The activity introduced the Scientific Process, a skill they will continue to use throughout their academic careers. The Flower Lab provided a hands-on opportunity to begin applying classroom content to real-world learning.

1 day ago, Nassau County School District

A student standing at the front of the classroom, conducting part of the Flower Lab experiment by placing liquid into test tubes while classmates watch.

A classroom of sixth grade students seated at desks, many raising their hands to answer a question during a science lesson. Notebooks and binders with the Scientific Method are visible on desks.

A teacher standing at the front of a science classroom beside a demonstration table with flowers in vases, test tubes, and water. Students are seated and watching the presentation.

A group of sixth grade students seated at long tables with notebooks and pencils, listening attentively during a science lesson. The walls are decorated with posters and a science-themed curtain.

A classroom of sixth grade students seated at desks in groups, facing the teacher’s area.

A close-up of a student’s binder page showing a diagram of the Scientific Method. The flowchart includes steps such as asking a question, writing a testable hypothesis, conducting a lab, and recording evidence.

A teacher standing beside a table filled with flowers, test tubes, and science supplies, preparing for the Flower Lab activity. A large poster about the space alphabet hangs on the wall behind.

A science classroom table setup with vases of flowers, test tubes in wooden racks, pitchers of water, and food coloring, prepared for the Flower Lab experiment.

🚨CSI: Anatomy Edition! 🧪🔬

Today in Ms. Spiezio’s Anatomy and Physiology Honors class at Yulee High School, students turned into forensic investigators to solve the mysterious Death of Pickles! 🥒💀 They performed a full autopsy, examined the evidence, and worked together to uncover the cause of death.

Science has never been this thrilling! 🕵️‍♀️🧠
Way to go, future medical examiners! 🩺✨

3 days ago, Nassau County School District

A close-up of a sliced pickle on a red tray, styled like a body with googly eyes, pipe cleaner limbs, and labeled pins, part of a student-led mock autopsy in anatomy class.

Students stand around a lab table analyzing a pickle during a mock autopsy activity in anatomy class. Worksheets and science tools are spread across the workspace.

Five pickles decorated with googly eyes and colorful pipe cleaners are arranged on a piece of paper, each representing a character for a classroom forensic science activity.

Students use dissection tools to examine a pickle with googly eyes and pipe cleaner limbs. A lab worksheet and magnifying glass are nearby as part of the anatomy lesson.

A student writes on a worksheet next to a science lab sink, surrounded by dissection tools and a pickle prepared for a classroom autopsy activity.

🧼🧠 Mrs. Caula’s 2nd-grade class took a deep dive into the “S” in their schoolwide PBIS acronym NEST, Safety First! Students explored how to stay safe at school, including a key lesson on keeping hands clean and germ-free.

Their learning led to their very first science experiment: Why Soap Works. Students discovered that soap removes oils from our skin that trap dirt and germs, making handwashing a crucial part of staying healthy and safe.

Hands-on learning that sticks with science and safety, working side by side.

#WeAreNassau #PBIS #ElementaryScience #HandsOnLearning #STEMEducation

4 days ago, Nassau County School District

A student in a green sweatshirt leans over a bowl, touching the surface of a cinnamon-water mixture during a soap experiment.

Two students focus on filling out a worksheet, collaborating during their science activity at a classroom table.

A young student smiles while sprinkling a powdered substance into a bowl of water during a classroom science experiment.

Two students write observations on a worksheet as part of a science lesson at their classroom table with plastic bowls nearby.

A student in a Spider-Man shirt pours powder into a bowl while participating in a science activity about soap in a colorful classroom.

A student named Bo poses with a container of cinnamon next to a bowl of water and spice mixture during a hands-on experiment.

A student smiles while pressing her finger into a bowl filled with cinnamon and water during a soap science experiment.

A student named Elizabeth holds a bottle of pink liquid soap while participating in a classroom science experiment.

Two students sit at a desk working on a science experiment worksheet together in a bright, welcoming classroom.

Ms. DeMaio’s art classroom at Yulee Middle School is taking hands-on learning to the next level with STEAM Bins—interactive stations that integrate Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, and Math to spark creativity, critical thinking, and problem-solving. 🎨🧩⚙️

These bins are a weekly reward for students who demonstrate positive behavior and strong work habits. Activities include:

🔹 Building & Engineering: Constructing creative designs with blocks, connectors, and other materials
🔹 Puzzles & Math Challenges: Strengthening logic, reasoning, and spatial awareness
🔹 Creative Problem-Solving: Blending art, innovation, and STEAM concepts

STEAM Bins give students the opportunity to explore, create, and experiment—making learning feel like play while building real-world skills.

#WeAreNassau #STEAMEducation

5 days ago, Nassau County School District

Two boys smiling at the camera while working on a wooden puzzle activity at their desks.

A classroom full of elementary students engaged in STEM-focused centers, including building structures with colorful straws and connectors.

Two students sitting at a desk beading bracelets with string and organizing supplies from a bead kit.

Four middle or high school students working collaboratively in a classroom. Two are standing near a table, one is writing, and a phone storage organizer hangs in the background. Materials labeled "August" are visible on the desks.

📢🍽️ Free & Reduced Lunch applications are now open!
Apply online at: www.nassau.k12.fl.us/foodandnutritionservices
Please remember—a new application must be submitted each school year.

#WeAreNassau #NicerInNassau

8 days ago, Nassau County School District

Nassau County School District message that Free & Reduced Lunch applications are available now for 2025.

🚧 Exciting progress is underway at West Nassau High School! 🚧
Thanks to the One Mill, construction on the new turf field is moving full speed ahead. This upgrade will provide a top-quality playing surface for our athletes, enhance school events, and benefit the entire Warrior community for years to come.

We’re grateful to our community for making this project possible through your support of the One Mill. Stay tuned as we get closer to game day on this incredible new field!

#WeAreNassau #OneMilAtWork #WNHS #WarriorPride

8 days ago, Nassau County School District

🔔Attention Nassau County School District parents!
This is just a friendly reminder that early dismissal takes place every Wednesday. Please make sure to check the dismissal times for your student by visiting https://www.nassau.k12.fl.us/studentsandparents
If you have any questions, please reach out to your child's school.

10 days ago, Nassau County School District

Nassau County School District reminder graphic stating “Early Dismissal Every Wednesday” for the year 2025.

We had an EPIC 1st Day of School
From hands-on classroom activities to joyful first-day celebrations, our schools came alive yesterday as students and staff welcomed the new year with energy and excitement.

11 days ago, Nassau County School District

Two people standing in front of a small airplane in a workshop, one holding a mechanical part while the other observes.

Elementary students in a classroom building tall structures with spaghetti noodles and marshmallows, smiling and collaborating.

Young girl standing in front of a colorful "Welcome to First Grade" sign, holding a chalkboard sign for her first day of school.

Two young students wearing blue graduation caps, holding signs reading "Class of 2035" and "Class of 2033" in front of a welcome backdrop.

Two middle school students smiling outside near a brick building, wearing backpacks on the first day of school.

Three young children standing inside a school hallway looking through red toy binoculars, one holding a stuffed animal.

Four cafeteria staff members standing behind a serving counter filled with milk cartons and breakfast items, in front of a colorful "Welcome Back" sign.

A teacher standing at the front of a third-grade classroom speaking to students seated at desks on the first day of school.

By the end of July, our incredible Food & Nutrition Services team went above and beyond, serving 21,335 breakfasts and 27,986 lunches through the Summer Meals Program at Nassau County Schools. That’s nearly 50,000 meals served to our community! All meals for kids 18 and under were served FREE.

Their hard work ensures our students have access to nutritious meals, even when school’s out. 💚

#WeAreNassau #FoodAndNutrition #SummerMeals #FeedingOurFuture

11 days ago, Nassau County School District

Three children sitting together on a blue playground piece, smiling and enjoying summer meals with packaged food and drinks.

Young boy in a cafeteria holding a tray with packaged food, chips, and milk, smiling for the camera.

Nine prepared chef salads with turkey, shredded cheese, croutons, tomatoes, cucumbers, carrots, and bell peppers in clear plastic containers.

Young girl in a cafeteria smiling while eating broccoli, with a lunch tray containing a cheeseburger, fresh vegetables, fruit, chips, and milk.

Young girl sitting at a school cafeteria table, smiling, with a tray of fruit, yogurt, and milk in front of her.

Food and Nutrition Services staff member moving a pallet of boxed meals inside Yulee Primary School’s cafeteria.

Children and an adult receiving meals from the “Grab & Grub” food truck parked outside a school building.

Two young children standing at a school cafeteria serving line selecting milk and food items for lunch.

From mentoring students to lending a hand at events, volunteers enrich the lives of students and staff alike. 🌟 Share your time. Strengthen our schools. Community is at the heart of our success because it’s Nicer in Nassau. 🔗 Become a Volunteer: https://apps.raptortech.com/Apply/MTU3Njplbi1VUw== #NicerInNassau

12 days ago, Nassau County School District

Group photo of Nassau County School District leaders standing with smiling volunteers who were recognized for their service. Two honorees hold framed certificates of appreciation.

Nassau County Families: Track Your Child’s Bus with the Here Comes the Bus App!

We’re excited to remind you about the Here Comes the Bus (HCTB) app, an easy-to-use tool that allows you to see the location of your child’s school bus right from your smartphone, tablet, or computer! This app helps you know when the bus is near your stop so you can send your child out at the right time.
More Information: https://www.nassau.k12.fl.us/HereComesTheBus

We also ask for your patience during these first few weeks as our little learners are getting used to riding the bus.
Thank you for your understanding and support!

#NassauCountySchools #HereComesTheBus #BackToSchool2024 #StudentSafetyFirst

13 days ago, Nassau County School District

Instructions for downloading and signing up for the Here Comes the Bus app, including the school code 76491, user account setup steps, and student ID linking process. App shown on smartphone with download buttons for Apple App Store and Google Play.

📢 New Parent Resource Page Now Live!

We’ve launched a Commissioner of Education Parent Resource page on our website — your new one-stop shop for important updates and memos from Florida’s new Commissioner of Education. 🏫✨

🔍 Stay informed with quick access to communications including:
✅ Celebration and Welcome to the 2025–26 School Year
✅ Beanstack Guidance
✅ Parental Rights Overview

We’ll continue to update this page as new information is shared. Bookmark it and check back often!

🔗 https://www.nassau.k12.fl.us/page/commissioner-of-educations-communication

#WeAreNassau #NicerInNassau #FLEducation #ParentResources #StayConnected #NassauSchools

14 days ago, Crissy Bass

Chalkboard with the word 'Education' written in white chalk, featuring a lightbulb drawing above the letter 'A' and a graduation cap on the letter 'o'.

16 days ago, Nassau County School District

The first day of school is almost here!

#WeAreNassau

17 days ago, Nassau County School District

Nassau County School District announcement that the first day of school is Monday, August 11, 2025.

Plan for a successful school year!
The 2025–2026 District Calendar is now available at:
https://www.nassau.k12.fl.us/page/schoolyearcalendars

#WeAreNassau #NicerInNassau

18 days ago, Nassau County School District

Nassau County School District graphic encouraging families to view the 2025–2026 school calendar.

📚 Challenging academics. Exceptional outcomes. Students in Nassau accelerate through AP, CTE, and Dual Enrollment. Because it’s Nicer in Nassau. #NicerInNassau

19 days ago, Nassau County School District

Three high school graduates in navy blue caps and gowns smile while holding their diplomas, standing among a crowd of proud families and friends after graduation.

Annual FortifyFL Training for Students and Parents

Nassau County School District, in partnership with the Nassau County Sheriff's Office and Fernandina Beach Police Department, continues its annual effort to educate students and families on the importance of safe, responsible reporting. False or exaggerated claims not only disrupt learning and create fear, they can also lead to serious legal consequences.

Please help keep our schools safe: report genuine concerns through FortifyFL.

https://youtu.be/05gzzMnoQbg

#WeAreNassau #SchoolSafety #FortifyFL

19 days ago, Nassau County School District

Nassau County Families: Track Your Child’s Bus with the Here Comes the Bus App!

We’re excited to remind you about the Here Comes the Bus (HCTB) app, an easy-to-use tool that allows you to see the location of your child’s school bus right from your smartphone, tablet, or computer! This app helps you know when the bus is near your stop so you can send your child out at the right time.
More Information: https://www.nassau.k12.fl.us/HereComesTheBus

We also ask for your patience during the first few weeks as our little learners are getting used to riding the bus.
Thank you for your understanding and support!

#NassauCountySchools #HereComesTheBus #BackToSchool2024 #StudentSafetyFirst

19 days ago, Nassau County School District

Focus is performing a system update on Saturday, August 2, which includes critical security patches, performance improvements, and enhanced system reliability. We appreciate your patience as this important update is completed to ensure a better and more secure user experience.

21 days ago, Nassau County School District

Blue announcement saying Focus will be performing a planned system update on Saturday, August 2, which includes critical security patches, performance improvements, and enhanced system reliability. Maintenance Window: 8:00 AM to 8:00 PM EST During this time, Focus may be temporarily unavailable, although the update is typically completed much sooner. We appreciate your patience as this update is completed to ensure a better and more secure user experience.

We’re excited to welcome back our incredible educators for the 2025–2026 school year! Thank you for the passion, dedication, and heart you bring to our classrooms. Let’s make this another year of growth, innovation, and excellence across Nassau County.

#WeAreNassau

22 days ago, Nassau County School District