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Code Ninjas Game Development Coding ClubSeabreeze ElementaryTurn your passion for gaming into the power to create! In this exciting, hands-on club led by Code Ninjas, students will learn the fundamentals of coding while designing and building their own video games. Participants will explore game development concepts such as character design, animation, problem-solving, logic, and basic programming in a fun and engaging environment.Fall 2026
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Coding with Bee BotsMandarin Oaks Elementary SchoolGrades: K-2 Instructor: Tara McCaffrey Buzz into coding fun! In this hands-on class, students will learn the basics of coding and problem-solving using Bee Bots robots. Working both in teams and individually, students will practice programming Bee-Bots robots to navigate mazes and complete fun tasks. New and returning students are welcome!Fall 2026 -
WaitlistCreative StitchesMandarin Oaks Elementary SchoolGrades: 3-5 Instructor: Christina Derin This class introduces students to the basics of some of the most popular forms of Fiber Arts: Sewing, Knitting, Cross Stitch, and Crochet. This quarter students will be working on sewing and cross stitch projects. All supplies included. New and returning students welcome!Fall 2026 -
Crown PointExtended Day ProgramDuval County Public Schools’ Extended Day Program provides before and/or after school childcare services at seventy-three school elementary sites and twenty secondary sites throughout Duval County. Approximately 10,000 students per day participate in this program. The morning programs generally begin at 7:00 a.m. until the start of the school-day morning bell and the afternoon programs open at school dismissal until 6:00 p.m. The program is available every day school is in session. This is a flat rate, fee-based program. EDEP is a Before/After School Child Care Program for elementary through high school age children. Supervision is provided at a ratio of 1 adult to 20 children at the Elementary level. Program activities include: Snack Time Homework Help Enrichment Clubs Cultural Enrichment Experiences Recreational Activities Days of Operation: Based on Duval County Public Schools’ District Calendar Morning Hours: 7:00 AM until the start of the school-day morning bell. Afternoon Hours: School-Day Dismissal until 6:00 PM Please Note: The number of children enrolled at each site is determined by how much physical space is available and the number of staff employed.Elementary School Year 2026 - 27 EDP Site -
Crystal SpringsExtended Day ProgramDuval County Public Schools’ Extended Day Program provides before and/or after school childcare services at seventy-three school elementary sites and twenty secondary sites throughout Duval County. Approximately 10,000 students per day participate in this program. The morning programs generally begin at 7:00 a.m. until the start of the school-day morning bell and the afternoon programs open at school dismissal until 6:00 p.m. The program is available every day school is in session. This is a flat rate, fee-based program. EDEP is a Before/After School Child Care Program for elementary through high school age children. Supervision is provided at a ratio of 1 adult to 20 children at the Elementary level. Program activities include: Snack Time Homework Help Enrichment Clubs Cultural Enrichment Experiences Recreational Activities Days of Operation: Based on Duval County Public Schools’ District Calendar Morning Hours: 7:00 AM until the start of the school-day morning bell. Afternoon Hours: School-Day Dismissal until 6:00 PM Please Note: The number of children enrolled at each site is determined by how much physical space is available and the number of staff employed.Elementary School Year 2026 - 27 EDP Site -
DRIVER EDUCATION ATLANTIC COAST HIGH SCHOOLAtlantic Coast High SchoolImportant Information Classes will be held in Portable 8, portable near the student parking lot. Instruction begins promptly at 3:00 PM and concludes at 6:00 PM on Tuesday and Thursday Days of the Course. Parents/guardians must ensure students are picked up on time, as supervision is not available after 6:00 PM. A valid Learner's Permit is required prior to the start of the session. Student Requirements: Dress appropriately for outdoor activities, as portions of the course will take place outside. Wear sneakers or other flat, closed-toe shoes always for safety. Flip-flops, sandals, and high heels are not permitted. On the first day of class, students must provide: Date of Birth Last five digits of their Social Security Number Vehicles will be provided for all driving instruction sessions. Course Components The Driver Education program consists of three components: Classroom Instruction Driving Range Training On-Street Driving Students must earn an average score of 70% or higher on all assessments in each component to qualify for a Driver's License Waiver. We look forward to helping students develop the knowledge and skills necessary to become safe and responsible drivers.Fall 2026
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DRIVER EDUCATION WILLIAM W. RAINES HIGH SCHOOLWilliam M. Raines High SchoolClasses will be held in Room 233 and the Driving range at the back of William M. Raines High School. Instruction begins promptly at 3:00 pm and concludes at 6:00 pm Mondays and Wednesdays. Parents/guardians must ensure students are picked up on time, as supervision is not available after 6:00 pm. A valid Learner's Permit is required prior to the start of the session. Student Requirements: Dress appropriately for outdoor activities, as portions of the course will take place outside. Wear sneakers or other flat, closed-toe shoes always for safety. Flip-flops, sandals, and high heels are not permitted. On the first day of class, students must provide: Date of Birth Last five digits of their Social Security Number Vehicles will be provided for all driving instruction sessions. Course Components The Driver Education program consists of three components: Classroom Instruction Driving Range Training On-Street Driving Students must earn an average score of 70% or higher on all assessments in each component to qualify for a Driver's License Waiver. We look forward to helping students develop the knowledge and skills necessary to become safe and responsible drivers.Fall 2026 -
DRIVER'S EDUCATION SANDALWOOD HIGH SCHOOLSandalwood High SchoolClasses will be held in the portable on the driver's ed range. Enter Gate 8 on Sam Hardwick and the Driver’s Ed portable/range on the left.Instruction begins promptly at 3:00 pm and concludes at 6:00 pm on Monday and Wednesday. Parents/guardians, please ensure students are picked up on time. Supervision is not available after 6:00 pm.A valid Learner's Permit is required before the start of the session.Student Requirements:Dress appropriately for outdoor activities, as portions of the course will take place outside.Wear sneakers or other flat, closed-toe shoes always for safety. Flip-flops, sandals, and high heels are not permitted.On the first day of class, students must provide:Date of BirthLast five digits of their Social Security NumberVehicles will be provided for all driving instruction sessions. Course Components The Driver Education program consists of three components. 1.Classroom instruction 2.Driving Range Training 3.On-Street Driving Students must earn an average score of 70% or higher on all assessments in each component to qualify for a Driver’s License Waiver. We look forward to helping students develop the knowledge and skills necessary to become safe and responsible drivers.Fall 2026
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DRIVERS EDUCATION DUNCAN U. FLETCHER HIGH SCHOOLFletcher High SchoolClasses will be held on the drivers ed range at the rear of the school. First class will meet in the front office. Instruction begins promptly at 3:00 pm and concludes at 6:00 pm. Parents must ensure students are picked up on time, as supervision is not available after 6:00 pm. A valid Learner's permit is required prior to the start of the session. Dress appropriately for outdoor activities, as portions of the course will take place outside wear sneakers or other flat, close-toe shoes always for safety. Flip-flops, sandals, and high heel shoes are not permittedFall 2026
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Dance Class K-3rdHendricks AvenueLet’s move, groove, and express ourselves through dance! Dance Class introduces young dancers in grades K-3rd to a lively mix of dance styles—including jazz, hip-hop, ballet, and creative movement—in a playful, energetic setting. This class focuses on rhythm, coordination, flexibility, and self-expression through age-appropriate choreography and games. No prior dance experience needed—just bring comfortable clothes, a water bottle, and a big smile! Perfect for kids who love to move and want to build confidence through dance.Fall 2026 -
Dance ElitePine Forest ElementaryDance Elite is a Performance Technique group for 3rd, 4th and 5th graders. This is an audition only for Pine Forest students.Instructors will be Mrs. Daly and Ms. Henderson.Fall 2026
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Dance EnsemblePine Forest ElementaryThis is a performance Jazz Group for Grades Kindergarten through fifth grade under the direction of Mrs Hammock.There will be several performance opportunities out in the community. Dance Ensemble is audition only for Pine Forest students.Fall 2026
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Dance: BalletMandarin Oaks Elementary SchoolGrades: K - 2nd Instructors: Jacksonville Centre of the Arts ***Students should wear pink leotard, flesh colored tights, and flesh toned ballet shoes for this class***Fall 2026 -
Dance: Hip HopMandarin Oaks Elementary SchoolGrades: 3rd - 5th Instructors: Jacksonville Centre of the Arts ***Students should wear comfortable clothing and sneakers for this class***Fall 2026 -
Darnell CookmanExtended Day ProgramDuval County Public Schools’ Extended Day Program provides before and/or after school childcare services at seventy-three school elementary sites and twenty secondary sites throughout Duval County. Approximately 10,000 students per day participate in this program. The morning programs generally begin at 7:00 a.m. until the start of the school-day morning bell and the afternoon programs open at school dismissal until 6:00 p.m. The program is available every day school is in session. This is a flat rate, fee-based program. EDEP is a Before/After School Child Care Program for elementary through high school age children. Supervision is provided at a ratio of 1 adult to 20 children at the Elementary level. Program activities include: Snack Time Homework Help Enrichment Clubs Cultural Enrichment Experiences Recreational Activities Days of Operation: Based on Duval County Public Schools’ District Calendar Morning Hours: 7:00 AM until the start of the school-day morning bell. Afternoon Hours: School-Day Dismissal until 6:00 PM Please Note: The number of children enrolled at each site is determined by how much physical space is available and the number of staff employed.Secondary School Year 2026 - 27 EDP Site -
Deborah Shor's School of EtiquetteHendricks AvenueManners matter—and they can be fun, too! In this engaging and interactive class, students will learn the basics of everyday etiquette to help them feel confident and respectful in a variety of social settings. Through role-playing, games, and hands-on activities, children will practice polite greetings, table manners, conversation skills, and how to show kindness and respect to others. This quarter there are holidays and holiday party manners and crafts. It is going to be fun!This class helps build confidence, empathy, and social awareness in a fun and supportive environment. Perfect for young learners who are ready to shine at home, school, and beyond!Fall 2026 -
DinsmoreExtended Day ProgramDuval County Public Schools’ Extended Day Program provides before and/or after school childcare services at seventy-three school elementary sites and twenty secondary sites throughout Duval County. Approximately 10,000 students per day participate in this program. The morning programs generally begin at 7:00 a.m. until the start of the school-day morning bell and the afternoon programs open at school dismissal until 6:00 p.m. The program is available every day school is in session. This is a flat rate, fee-based program. EDEP is a Before/After School Child Care Program for elementary through high school age children. Supervision is provided at a ratio of 1 adult to 20 children at the Elementary level. Program activities include: Snack Time Homework Help Enrichment Clubs Cultural Enrichment Experiences Recreational Activities Days of Operation: Based on Duval County Public Schools’ District Calendar Morning Hours: 7:00 AM until the start of the school-day morning bell. Afternoon Hours: School-Day Dismissal until 6:00 PM Please Note: The number of children enrolled at each site is determined by how much physical space is available and the number of staff employed.Elementary School Year 2026 - 27 EDP Site -
Dinsmore VPKVPKINTRODUCTION Voluntary Pre-Kindergarten Program Description The Voluntary Prekindergarten (VPK) Education Program prepare early learners for success in kindergarten and beyond. Children must live in Florida and be 4 years old on or before September 1st of the current school year to be eligible. The program helps build a strong foundation for school using educational materials that are geared to various stages in a child’s development. Florida Voluntary Pre-Kindergarten is provided by Duval County Public Schools for pre-school age children. Families may choose a school year program consisting of 540 instructional hours (August-June) or a summer program consisting of 300 instructional hours of classes (June-August). Parents may elect to send their children to Voluntary Pre-Kindergarten during the summer instead of during the school year. Both programs are free. Some of our families participate in the Head Start program at one of nine sites. The district has partnered with Lutheran Services of Florida to provide quality early childhood education to three- and four-year-old students who qualify for the program. Families interested in additional information about Head Start should call (904)362-1632. Vision: Every student is inspired and prepared for success in college or a career, and life. Mission: To provide educational excellence in every school, in every classroom, for every student, every day.School Year 2026 - 2027 VPK Site -
Don Brewer ElementaryExtended Day ProgramDuval County Public Schools’ Extended Day Program provides before and/or after school childcare services at seventy-three school elementary sites and twenty secondary sites throughout Duval County. Approximately 10,000 students per day participate in this program. The morning programs generally begin at 7:00 a.m. until the start of the school-day morning bell and the afternoon programs open at school dismissal until 6:00 p.m. The program is available every day school is in session. This is a flat rate, fee-based program. EDEP is a Before/After School Child Care Program for elementary through high school age children. Supervision is provided at a ratio of 1 adult to 20 children at the Elementary level. Program activities include: Snack Time Homework Help Enrichment Clubs Cultural Enrichment Experiences Recreational Activities Days of Operation: Based on Duval County Public Schools’ District Calendar Morning Hours: 7:00 AM until the start of the school-day morning bell. Afternoon Hours: School-Day Dismissal until 6:00 PM Please Note: The number of children enrolled at each site is determined by how much physical space is available and the number of staff employed.Elementary School Year 2026 - 27 EDP Site -
Driver's Education Wolfson High SchoolSamuel W. WolfsonClass will be held in the portable next to the tennis courts. Class will start at 3:30 pm and end promptly at 6:20 pm please make sure students are picked up on time. There is no one to watch them after 6:30 pm. Thank you. Learners Permit is required prior to the start of the session. Must provide the student birth date and last 5 of social security number on first day of class. Vehicles are provided during each session. The class consists of three parts: classroom, driving range, and street driving. You must average a 70% on all tests in each part to qualify for you Driver’s License waiver. Sneakers or flat shoes are required at all times for safety – no flip-flops or high heels.Fall 2026
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Edward H. White High SchoolOffice Hours: 3:30 - 6:30 pm – Monday - Thursday Alicia Tucker, Coordinator (jacksona1@duvalschools.org) Traci Battest, PrincipalCategory
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Edward H. White High SchoolOffice Hours: 3:30 - 6:30 pm – Monday - Thursday Alicia Tucker, Coordinator (jacksona1@duvalschools.org) Traci Battest, PrincipalCategory
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WaitlistAndrew Bone (flickr) (CC BY 2.0)Edward H. White High SchoolEdward WhiteDrivers EdFall 2026