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Purple Up! Today, Wednesday, April 15, 2026, by wearing purple as a visible way to show support for military families. The color purple was chosen because it symbolizes all branches of the military.

6 months ago, Nassau County School District

Graphic promoting Purple Up Day for Military Families on April 15, showing a smiling military parent adjusting a child’s camouflage cap. The message encourages communities to wear purple to show support for military-connected students and families.

🏃‍♀️🏈 In Nassau, athletics are for everyone.

Nassau County School District offers a wide range of athletic opportunities for students at both the middle and high school levels, including JV and Varsity teams, giving students multiple ways to get involved, build their skills, and compete. Athletics in Nassau support the whole child by promoting discipline, perseverance, school pride, and healthy lifestyles, both on and off the field.

Learn more about athletics in Nassau County: https://www.nassau.k12.fl.us
#WeAreNassau #StudentAthletes #GoBeyondTheClassroom #NicerInNassau

6 months ago, Nassau County School District

A Fernandina Beach High School track athlete clears a hurdle during a track meet, representing student participation in athletics and extracurricular opportunities. Text on the image reads “Nassau Go Beyond the Classroom,” with the district website and social media icons shown at the bottom.

Looking to join the #1 school district in Florida?

Nassau County School District invites educators interested in teaching in Nassau County to connect with school principals at our upcoming Nassau Schools Showcase. This is your opportunity to introduce yourself, share your resume, and begin building relationships with school leaders across the district.
Meet our school and district leaders, experience what Nassau County has to offer, and take the first step toward future interview opportunities.

🔗 Learn more and let us know you will be there!

6 months ago, Nassau County School District

Graphic promoting the Nassau Schools Showcase with event details: Saturday, April 25, 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. at Yulee High School, 85375 Miner Road, Yulee, FL. Text includes “Find Your School. Find Your Place.” and “Join Our Team.” Image shows an adult assisting a student with a hands-on classroom activity.

Make plans to wear purple on Wednesday, April 15, 2026, as we continue our celebration of the Month of the Military Family.

6 months ago, Nassau County School District

Graphic promoting Purple Up Day for Military Families on April 15, featuring a military parent speaking with a child while another adult smiles nearby. The message encourages communities to show support for military families by wearing purple.

💙 Every student matters. Every future counts. And Nassau is leading the way.

Nassau County School District is proud to be top-ranked in Florida for Exceptional Student Education (ESE), reflecting our commitment to meeting students where they are and helping them reach their full potential . Beyond graduation, our post-high school workforce programs provide students with real-world training while partnering with local businesses, including hospitals, hotels, and restaurants. These opportunities help students build job skills, gain experience, and transition confidently into employment. Through hands-on learning and community partnerships, students develop independence, workplace readiness, and meaningful career pathways.

Learn more about how Nassau supports every learner: https://www.nassau.k12.fl.us
#WeAreNassau #ESE #StudentSuccess #CareerReady #NicerInNassau

7 months ago, Nassau County School District

Two students wearing aprons and gloves prepare food together in a classroom kitchen as part of a life skills or culinary training activity. Text on the image reads “Nassau Supports Every Student,” with the Nassau County School District website and social media icons displayed at the bottom.

April is the Month of the Military Family! The Month of the Military Family in Florida gives communities an opportunity to emphasize and recognize the sacrifices of military families.

7 months ago, Nassau County School District

Graphic recognizing Florida’s Month of the Military Family, featuring a smiling child hugging a parent in military uniform. The text explains that the observance honors the sacrifices of military families and highlights Florida’s commitment to being the most military-friendly state in the nation.

🔧🚀 Not every future starts in a lecture hall. Some start with real-world skills.
Nassau County School District offers Career and Technical Education programs that help students graduate with hands-on experience and industry credentials in high-demand fields. From healthcare and IT to culinary arts, construction, welding, automotive, aerospace, and digital media, students build skills that lead directly to careers or continued education.

💬 Which career pathway would your student explore?
Learn more:https://www.nassau.k12.fl.us
#WeAreNassau #CTE #CareerReady #NicerInNassau

7 months ago, Nassau County School District

High school students wearing safety helmets stand together during a career or technical learning experience at an industrial site. The graphic reads “Nassau Forward” with the Nassau County School District website and social media information.

🎓 College. Career. Or Both.
In Nassau, students don’t have to choose. They can do it all.
Students have multiple pathways to graduation, giving them real options for their future, whether that means heading straight to college, entering the workforce with certifications, or combining both.

Nassau students can:
✔️ Earn college and high school credit at the same time through Dual Enrollment
✔️ Graduate high school with an Associate Degree through Early College
✔️ Take Advanced Placement (AP) courses
✔️ Graduate career certified through Career & Technical Education (CTE) in fields like digital media, nursing, electrical, HVAC, and more
✔️ Complete traditional high school coursework
✔️ Learn through Virtual School

Every student’s path looks different, and that’s exactly how it should be.
💬 Which pathway would you or your student choose?
Learn more: https://www.nassau.k12.fl.us

#WeAreNassau #AcademicExcellence #CollegeAndCareerReady #NicerInNassau

7 months ago, Nassau County School District

Three graduates in navy caps and gowns stand outdoors smiling and holding their diplomas, surrounded by classmates and trees. Text overlay reads “Nassau Powered by Purpose” with “Nicer in Nassau” branding and the district website and social media icons displayed at the bottom.

🎓 Nassau Schools Showcase

Explore your options with Nassau County School District, all in one place.

✔ Enroll your student full-time
✔ Use scholarship funds for district programs
✔ Meet school leaders and district teams
✔ Explore academics, arts, athletics, and student support services

Get the information you need to make the best choice for your child.
📅 Saturday, April 25
⏰ 9:00 AM – 12:00 PM
📍 Yulee High School

🔗 View details and plan your visit: https://www.nassau.k12.fl.us/showcase

Discover how your family can connect with Nassau County’s “A”-rated schools.

#WeAreNassau #NicerInNassau

7 months ago, Nassau County School District

Graphic promoting the Nassau Schools Showcase event. Includes event details: Saturday, April 25, 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. at Yulee High School. Features students gathered around a globe in a classroom setting and the tagline “Find Your School. Find Your Place.”

School resumes on Monday, March 23, 2026!
We hope our students, staff, and families are enjoying a relaxing and safe Spring Break, and we look forward to welcoming everyone back to our classrooms.

#WeAreNassau

7 months ago, Nassau County School District

Spring Break begins for Nassau County School District students!
Friday is a teacher planning day, and we look forward to welcoming everyone back on Monday, March 23, 2026.

Wishing all of our students and families a fun, safe, and relaxing Spring Break! ☀️🌴

#WeAreNassau

8 months ago, Nassau County School District

Students at Yulee Primary School recently welcomed student leaders from Yulee High School, including members of the baseball team and FFA, for a special guest reading experience. High school students spent time reading with classrooms and connecting with younger learners, helping inspire a love of reading and demonstrating leadership and service.

Moments like these highlight the strong connections across Nassau County School District schools and the positive impact older students can have as role models for our youngest learners.

#WeAreNassau #HornetFamily #StudentLeaders #LoveOfReading

8 months ago, Nassau County School District

Two Yulee High School students sit at the front of a classroom reading a picture book aloud to a group of young students seated on the floor at Yulee Primary School.

Young students gather around a teacher in a classroom at Yulee Primary School as they participate in a reading activity with visiting high school student leaders.

A Yulee High School student reads a children’s book to a classroom of primary students gathered on a rug in front of the reading area.

Primary students sit together on a classroom rug while two Yulee High School students stand behind them holding books during a guest reader visit.

A Yulee High School student reads a picture book to a classroom of primary students sitting on a rug and listening attentively during a guest reading activity.

Your Future Starts in Nassau

Nassau County School District is proud to be recognized as #1 in the state, an A-rated district, with every school earning an A rating and the district designated as academically high performing. This achievement reflects a shared commitment to excellence across classrooms, campuses, and the community. Through strong instruction, supportive environments, and high expectations, Nassau prepares students for success today and into the future.

👉 Learn more about Nassau County School District: https://www.nassau.k12.fl.us

8 months ago, Nassau County School District

Exterior view of a Nassau County School District school building under a blue sky. The graphic reads “Your Future Starts in Nassau” with the district website and social media information.

Students in an 8th Grade Pre-Algebra class at Hilliard Middle-Senior High School are exploring geometric transformations through hands-on learning and collaborative problem-solving. From translations and reflections to rotations on the coordinate plane, students are applying mathematical concepts through guided instruction, small-group collaboration, and technology-based practice.

By combining teacher modeling, interactive notes, and digital tools, students are strengthening their understanding of mathematical vocabulary and building confidence in applying algebraic concepts.

#WeAreNassau #MathInAction #StudentLearning #FutureReady

8 months ago, Nassau County School District

A teacher points to a coordinate graph on an interactive classroom display while explaining geometric transformations to students seated at desks with laptops.

Students work together around a classroom table solving pre-algebra transformation problems with printed cards and worksheets.

A student works on a laptop displaying a coordinate graph while completing a worksheet about geometric transformations during an eighth grade pre-algebra class at Hilliard Middle-Senior High School.

Students collaborate in small groups during a pre-algebra lesson as they complete transformation activities and record answers on worksheets.

A teacher and students sit around a table reviewing transformation problems on printed cards while discussing solutions during a small-group math activity.

Students from Hilliard Elementary School’s 5th Grade Safety Patrol recently visited Washington, D.C., where they explored some of the nation’s most historic landmarks. Standing in front of the United States Capitol, these student leaders had the opportunity to learn about the foundations of American government and reflect on the responsibilities of citizenship.

During their visit, students also explored sites such as the Lincoln Memorial, Washington Monument, and Arlington National Cemetery, gaining a deeper understanding of the people and events that have shaped our nation. Experiences like this help bring classroom learning to life while inspiring civic pride and leadership.

#WeAreNassau #StudentLeadership #CivicLearning #NassauStudents

8 months ago, Nassau County School District

Hilliard Elementary School fifth grade safety patrol students stand together in front of the United States Capitol building in Washington, D.C., during an educational trip to learn about American history and government.

Students in the Electricity program at West Nassau High School are gaining hands-on experience as they learn the fundamentals of electrical wiring and circuit connections. Under the guidance of their instructor, students practice installing receptacles, using industry tools, and applying electrical theory while emphasizing proper safety procedures.

Career and Technical Education programs across Nassau County School District help students build real-world skills that prepare them for high-demand careers in the skilled trades.

#WeAreNassau #CTEWorks #FutureReady #SkilledTrades

8 months ago, Nassau County School District

Students in an electricity class at West Nassau High School sit at a long table using wire strippers and tools to practice wiring electrical outlets while their instructor supervises in the classroom.

Hilliard Elementary School kindergarten students spent the week learning about the significance of Presidents Day and the role of the President of the United States. Students explored a virtual tour of the White House, practiced the steps of the voting process, and cast their own ballots. Some classes voted for their favorite book character, Duck or Farmer, while others voted for their preferred cookie. This engaging, hands-on experience helped students build an early understanding of citizenship and decision-making in a fun and meaningful way.

8 months ago, Nassau County School District

A teacher stands beside a cardboard voting booth labeled “Voting Booth” while a kindergarten student prepares to cast a ballot; a classroom display reads “Kindergarten is Groovy” and other students wait nearby.

Close-up of printed ballot cards titled “Cookie Ballot” with checkboxes for Oreo and chocolate chip.

Kindergarten students form a line to vote in a classroom mock election; a “Vote Here” sign on a stand marks the voting area while a teacher assists students at the booth.

Table covered with napkins, each holding a cookie used for the classroom voting activity.

A “Vote Here” sign displayed on a stand in a colorful kindergarten classroom with alphabet borders, storage bins, and a cardboard voting booth in the background.

Kindergarten students sit around a classroom table eating cookies and smiling at the camera, with individual napkins and a shared container of candy in the center; cubbies and alphabet cards are visible in the background.

♻️ Nassau County is coming together to keep our community clean and support neighbors in need!

Nassau County School District families and staff are invited to participate in the Household Hazardous Waste Collection & Food Drive on April 11 from 8:00 a.m. to noon at the Nassau County Road Department in Yulee. Safely dispose of items like paint, batteries, electronics, chemicals, and more while also giving back by donating non-perishable food items for the Barnabas Food Pantry.

This is a great opportunity to model environmental responsibility for our students and make a positive impact across Nassau County.

Proof of residency is required, and the event runs until capacity is reached. Additional information can be found on the Keep Nassau Beautiful website.

#WeAreNassau #KeepNassauBeautiful #CommunityStrong

8 months ago, Nassau County School District

Yulee High School’s Florida Future Educators of America (FFEA) members recently completed their second official observation experience at Yulee Primary School. Students observed Kindergarten through 2nd grade classrooms in action, including Buzz Groups, math small groups, reading instruction, and engaging phonics lessons designed to keep young learners actively involved.

They did more than observe. FFEA members stepped in to assist during math instruction, supporting students and gaining real classroom experience.

The visit concluded with a Q&A panel featuring four dedicated primary teachers. Students shared that their biggest takeaway was the authentic passion these educators demonstrate daily and the intentional relationships they build with their students.

Experiences like this reinforce that great teaching extends beyond the lesson plan. It is built on connection, care, and impact.

#WeAreNassau #FutureEducators #CareerReady #IgnitingAGeneration

8 months ago, Nassau County School District

High school FFEA students kneel beside a young student during math instruction, pointing to a worksheet and offering academic support.

Several Yulee High School students stand along the wall of a Kindergarten classroom observing instruction while holding observation forms and notes.

Yulee High School FFEA members stand at the back of a primary classroom observing a teacher leading a small group lesson with young students seated at a table.

A Yulee High School FFEA student hugs a primary teacher inside a classroom following a classroom observation experience.

A group photo of Yulee High School FFEA members and primary teachers smiling together inside a classroom following their observation visit.

A group of Yulee High School students sit around a conference table at Yulee Primary School participating in a question and answer session with four primary teachers seated at the front of the room.

The Yulee High School Band brought home 3rd Place at competition while performing on instruments made possible by the One Mill investment.

When our community voted to support Arts funding, this is what it looks like:
✔ Modern, high-performance instruments
✔ Competitive level sound quality
✔ Students equipped to succeed

The One Mill is not just funding. It is opportunity, access, and achievement.

#WeAreNassau #OneMilAtWork #ArtsExcellence #StudentSuccess
📸 Photos captured by Assistant Band Director Jordan Miller.

8 months ago, Nassau County School District

Yulee High School band member wearing teal ear protection plays a snare drum during competition preparation.

Yulee High School drumline stands in formation outdoors playing snare drums during competition

Yulee High School percussion ensemble performs a competition show on a colorful floor tarp inside a gymnasium while an audience watches from the bleachers.

Yulee High School percussion student carries and plays a bass drum while standing in formation outdoors.

Yulee High School performers combine percussion and choreographed movement on a painted tarp during an indoor competition performance.

Yulee High School front ensemble students perform together on mallet percussion instruments outdoors before competition.

Yulee High School percussionist plays a vibraphone with mallets during competition.

Yulee High School student in blue and teal band uniform plays a snare drum outdoors during competition