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St. Johns County School District

Supporting the PBIS Program at Webster Elementary

Representatives of the Elks Lodge and Ancient City Jeepers recently presented Webster Elementary School with a check to support the Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports (PBIS) Program at the school.

PBIS is used by schools to support their students’ behavioral, academic, social, emotional, and mental health. When implemented, PBIS has been shown to improve social-emotional competence, academic success, and the overall school climate. It also improves the health and well-being of teachers. It is a method of creating positive, equitable, and safe learning environments where everyone thrives.

Congratulations 2023 St. Johns County School District Educators of the Year

Please join the St. Johns County School District’s Exceptional Student Education (ESE) Parent Advisory Committee for a virtual discussion on “Transition Planning.”

When: Tuesday, February 7, 2023, from 6:00pm – 7:30pm

Where: Virtually in Microsoft Teams

Presenters: The Arc, Vocational Rehabilita- tion (VR), Agency for Persons with Disabilities (APD), Center for Autism & Related Disabilities (CARD), SJCSD First Coast Technical College (FCTC), Life Work & Project Search

Cost: Free

Goal: To provide parents of students with disabilities information about transition planning services available in our schools and in our community.

January Character Counts Pillar: Caring

• Forgive

The School Board is proud to recognize the St. Johns County School District Principal and Assistant Principal of the Year. Congratulations to Bethany Groves, principal of James A. Webster Elementary, for receiving the Principal Achievement Award for Outstanding Leadership. She has a positivity that's infectious in her school and her supportive nature is felt by everyone. Congratulations to Drew Chiodo, the Assistant Principal of the Year, an AP at Tocoi Creek High School. Drew is an exceptional leader and an extremely hard worker who always puts students first. Mr. Chiodo's and Ms. Groves's applications have now been forwarded to compete at the state level. Good luck in the state competition!

• Be charitable and altruistic

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Congratulations SJCSD Teachers of the Year, as well! Their colleagues have selected them for this prestigious honor as they are the best of the best! The winner will be announced this month at the celebration and will move on to compete at the state level. And congratulations also to the District's 42 Rookie Teachers of the Year for 2022-2023. These educators represent the best in the profession among new teachers having taught three years or less. The overall winner will be announced at the annual Teacher of the Year Celebration.

February Calendar of Events

February 1 MathCounts – Middle School Math Competition, UNF Campus

February 2 Interims Issued

February 6

Regular School Day, Make-Up Day from Hurricane Nicole

February 7, 9am – 10am School Board Workshop, SJCSD Administrative Building

February 8, 3pm – 5pm Insurance Committee Meeting, Fullerwood Auditorium

February 13, 2:30pm – 5:30pm Students set up STEM Fair Projects, FCTC

February 14 District Secondary STEM Fair Judging, FCTC

February 14, 4pm – 5pm School Board Meeting, SJCSD Administrative Building

February 20

Presidents’ Day – Student/Teacher Holiday

February 28, 9am – 10am School Board Workshop, SJCSD Administrative Building

Reminder: Due to Hurricane Nicole, the SJCSD has designated Monday, February 6, as a regular school day for all students and staff. This date was previously scheduled as an in-service day for staff and holiday for students.

All Schools participate in a weekly early release on Wednesday: Elementary @ 1:45, Middle @ 12:50, High @ 2:50

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