Mrs. Martyn's 3rd grade class conducted a fun and hands-on Pumpkin Investigation to explore the properties of matter using real pumpkins. Students worked like scientists—making predictions and recording actual measurements for their pumpkin’s height, width, mass, and density. They observed and described the color, texture, and odor. They then determined whether the pumpkin would sink or float and identified its state of matter. Finally, students guessed how many seeds were inside before counting them to find the real number. The activity encouraged observation, comparison, and critical thinking while connecting fall fun with science learning.
about 2 months ago, Yulee Elementary
student science experiment
student science experiment
student science experiment
student science experiment
student science experiment
student science experiment
student science experiment
student science experiment
student science experiment
student science experiment

📣 ClassLink Update for Students
This update only affects students using personal (non–district provided) devices. When signing in, a Microsoft screen will appear. Please log in with your district email:
👉 StudentID@nassau.k12.fl.us

Access ClassLink here: https://launchpad.classlink.com/nassau

#WeAreNassau #ClassLink #StudentLogin

2 months ago, Nassau County School District
Graphic with Nassau County School District logo and a megaphone icon. Title reads “ClassLink Update – Student Login Notice.” Text explains that on personal devices, the Microsoft sign-in screen will appear. Students should sign in with their district email in the format StudentID@nassau.k12.fl.us . At the bottom is the link: launchpad.classlink.com/nassau. A small laptop illustration appears in the corner.
Mrs. Noll’s science class were introduced to the 3 states of matter in Science. We combined solid (sherbet), and liquid (7-up). We then closely observed the sound and bubbles the gas being released made during the combination.
2 months ago, Yulee Elementary
student science experiment
student science experiment
student science experiment
student science experiment
student science experiment
Congratulations to Mrs. Zitzewitz for being our "Hornet Hoorah" recipient for the month! Thank you for your dedication to providing your students excellent instruction.
2 months ago, Yulee Elementary
Hornet Hoorah Award

Congratulations to Ms. Brenda Beasley, Bus 502, for earning Bus of the Month! Thank you for your dedication to getting our students safely to and from school safely!

2 months ago, Yulee Elementary
bus of the month

Students in Mrs. Dickinson's and Mrs. McCormick's classes had an exciting and hands-on Science experience as they continued exploring all about matter! Students investigated everyday objects: a ball, paper clip, and pencil eraser to examine their properties. Working together in teams, they discussed and recorded observations about each object, just like scientists!

Using balances, students measured the mass, tested for magnetism using magnets, and observed whether the objects would sink or float in water. Our scientists also compared temperatures by testing three different water samples: room temperature water, water that had been sitting outside, and chilled water from the fridge.

Just like real scientists, students asked questions, made predictions, and used tools to measure and observe matter. It was an engaging Fun Science Experience full of discovery, teamwork, and applying science skills in meaningful ways!

2 months ago, Yulee Elementary
students using science tools
students using science tools
students using science tools
students using science tools
students using science tools
Congratulations to our Resiliency Students of the Month! Our Resiliency trait for the month of September was Honesty. Each student was nominated for demonstrating the trait of honesty in class and across campus.

Way to go Hornets! We are so proud of you!
2 months ago, Yulee Elementary
students with awards
This week we observe Celebrate Freedom Week—an opportunity for students to reflect on the ideals of liberty, democracy, and the responsibilities of citizenship. 🇺🇸 #WeAreNassau #CelebrateFreedomWeek #CivicEducation
2 months ago, Nassau County School District
Graphic with Nassau County School District logo. Text reads “Celebrate Freedom Week 2025.”
Today we celebrate National Teach Ag Day! 🌱👩‍🌾👨‍🌾 Agricultural educators inspire future leaders in farming, science, and sustainability. Thank you for growing the future! #WeAreNassau #TeachAgDay #AgEducation
3 months ago, Nassau County School District
Graphic with Nassau County School District logo. Text reads “National Teach Ag Day 2025.”
🍽️ Free & Reduced Lunch Applications Are Now Open!
Nassau County School District families — don’t miss the opportunity to apply for free or reduced-price school meals for the 2025 school year. Submitting your application helps ensure access to healthy meals and supports our schools!

Apply Now: https://linqconnect.com/public/meal-application/new
3 months ago, Nassau County School District
Dark blue square graphic with a yellow border. The Nassau County School District logo is at the top. White and yellow text reads: “Solicite COMIDAS GRATUITAS Y A PRECIO REDUCIDO.” Below in smaller white text: “¡Aplicaciones disponibles ahora!” Bottom left corner shows the year "2025".
Dark blue square graphic with the Nassau County School District logo in the top right corner. Large white and yellow text reads: “Free & Reduced LUNCH Applications Available Now!” The year “2025” is shown in the bottom left corner, and the text is framed by a thin yellow border.
Today is Constitution Day! 📜 Students across the district are learning about the foundation of our democracy and the importance of civic engagement.

#WeAreNassau #ConstitutionDay #CivicEducation
3 months ago, Nassau County School District
Graphic with Nassau County School District logo. Text reads “Constitution Day 2025.”
Reminder! Tomorrow is a Half-Day for students. Please plan accordingly and check your school’s dismissal schedule. ⏰ #WeAreNassau #HalfDayReminder #NCSDUpdates

https://www.nassau.k12.fl.us/page/students-parents
3 months ago, Nassau County School District
Graphic with Nassau County School District logo. Text reads “Reminder! Half-Day Tomorrow 2025.”
Today we celebrate National IT Professionals Day! Our IT team works tirelessly behind the scenes to keep our technology running smoothly so students and staff can succeed every day. Thank you for all that you do! 💻✨ #WeAreNassau #TechnologyInEducation #ThankYouIT
3 months ago, Nassau County School District
Graphic with Nassau County School District logo. Text reads “National IT Professionals Day 2025.”
Today begins National Hispanic Heritage Month! 🎉 From September 15 to October 15, we honor the history, culture, and contributions of Hispanic and Latino Americans. #WeAreNassau #HispanicHeritageMonth #CelebrateDiversity
3 months ago, Nassau County School District
Graphic with Nassau County School District logo. Text reads “National Hispanic Heritage Month 2025.”

Today, we pause to remember and honor the lives lost on September 11, 2001. 9/11 Heroes’ Day reminds us of the resilience, unity, and strength that followed. #WeAreNassau #PatriotDay #NeverForget

3 months ago, Nassau County School District
9/11 Heroes’ Day
It’s National Arts in Education Week! 🎨🎶📚 We celebrate the power of the arts to inspire creativity, build confidence, and enrich learning for all students. #WeAreNassau #ArtsInEducation #ArtsMatter
3 months ago, Nassau County School District
Graphic with Nassau County School District logo. Text reads “National Arts in Education Week 2025.”

3 Myths about Applying for Free & Reduced Lunch — and the real facts you need to know!

Myth #1: “I was approved last year.”
✔️Reality: Each year, all individuals are required to submit a new application, even if they were approved in previous years.

Myth #2: “The application is too complicated.”
✔️ Reality: The application is quick, confidential, and available online. Most families complete it in under 10 minutes. Plus, schools and Food & Nutrition Services teams are available to help if you need support.

Myth #3: “It doesn’t matter, I’ll just pack my child’s lunch.”
✔️ Reality: Even if your child brings lunch from home, qualifying for Free & Reduced Lunch can still help your family. Students can get a healthy breakfast or lunch at school on busy days, during testing, or when plans change.

📲 Apply today at https://linqconnect.com/public/meal-application/new

3 months ago, Nassau County School District
Graphic titled “3 Myths about Applying for Free & Reduced Lunch.”  Myth #1: “I was approved last year.” Reality: Everyone must apply again each year.  Myth #2: “The application is too complicated.” Reality: The application is quick, confidential, online, and support is available.  Myth #3: “It doesn’t matter, I’ll just pack my child’s lunch.” Reality: Benefits can help with breakfast and lunch at school on busy days, testing days, or when plans change. Call to action: “Apply today at linqconnect.com/public/meal-application/new.”
Gráfico titulado “3 Mitos sobre la solicitud de comidas gratuitas y a precio reducido.”  Mito #1: “Fui aprobado(a) el año pasado.” Realidad: Todos deben completar una nueva solicitud cada año.  Mito #2: “La aplicación es demasiado complicada.” Realidad: La solicitud es rápida, confidencial, en línea y con apoyo disponible.  Mito #3: “No importa, yo siempre le preparo la comida a mi hijo(a).” Realidad: Puede ayudar con desayuno o almuerzo en la escuela en días ocupados, exámenes o cambios de planes. Llamado a la acción: “Solicite hoy en linqconnect.com/public/meal-application/new.”

📊 As your child completes FAST testing, scores are uploaded within about 1–2 days. You can view your child’s results in the FOCUS Parent & Student Portals.

Here’s how:
1️⃣ Log in to FOCUS at focus.nassau.k12.fl.us
2️⃣ Click on the Florida Statewide Assessments icon
3️⃣ The link will take you to your student’s FL Department of Education Family Portal for score information

Stay informed and track your child’s progress!

#WeAreNassau

3 months ago, Nassau County School District
Graphic with blue background titled “Check Your Child’s FAST Scores in FOCUS – Available in the FOCUS Student & Parent Portals.” The center shows a screenshot of the FOCUS portal with a red arrow pointing to the “Florida Statewide Assessments” icon. Text at the bottom gives directions: 1. Log in to FOCUS at focus.nassau.k12.fl.us. 2. Click on the Florida Statewide Assessments icon. 3. The link will take you to your student’s FL Department of Education Family Portal for score information. Nassau County School District logo is in the bottom right corner.
September is Deaf Awareness Month. We honor and support our Deaf community by promoting inclusion, communication, and understanding. 👐 #WeAreNassau #DeafAwareness #InclusionMatters
3 months ago, Nassau County School District
Graphic with Nassau County School District logo. Text reads “September is Deaf Awareness Month 2025.” Hands below spell the word DEAF AWARENESS in American Sign Language.
Attendance matters! Attend Today, Achieve Tomorrow. Every day in school helps students build success for the future. 🌟 #WeAreNassau #AttendanceMatters #StudentSuccess
3 months ago, Nassau County School District
Graphic with three illustrated children at desks. Text reads “Attend Today, Achieve Tomorrow. Attendance Works. www.attendanceworks.org.”