Permission forms are available in the front office.
Families of current 9th-11th graders:
Although it is only March, we are already planning for 2025-2026! Your student should be coming home today with a copy of our course requests planning worksheet. They can view our course catalog via their grade-level Google Classroom.
Students will be meeting individually with their teachers this week to discuss their recommendations for next year. Student will meet individually with their counselors when we return from Spring Break.
Please sit down with your student this week to go over the planning worksheet and course catalog together. The Google Form where they will make their official requests will go live in their grade level Google Classroom on Monday, March 10 and be due by Friday, March 14.
Spring Food Distribution dates:
Prom donations needed!
We had a wonderful turnout for our 3rd Annual "Love, You’re Worth It" event. Special Thanks to Orange Park Mall's Randy Bowman and Catherine Wells for allowing us to use the location in front of Dillard's for our event. It was a perfect location to meet students and the community where they are. Our number of participating vendors doubled this year from seven in 2024 to fourteen amazing vendors in 2025. We were able to connect with approximately 185 individuals at our event.
It was so wonderful to see so many community members receive valuable information and resources on mental health, finances, medical services, finances, wellness, and much more. Our vendors included; Clay County Public Library, The Way Free Medical Clinic, Clay County Department of Health - WIC and Community Health, Fresh Ministries, National Guard, Fatherhood Pride, Boys and Girls Club of Northeast Florida, Navy Federal Credit Union, Therapeutic Hope Counseling, Palms Medical Group, Mind Matters Psychiatry, and Care Connect BRAVE.
To add to the fun, all visitors were entered into a raffle for a gift basket and we had 10 lucky winners. A good time was had by all. We loved hearing the touching stories of how this event impacted our students and community members.
The BRAVE Summit is a free event for high school students at the St. Augustine Amphitheatre on March 26th. This popular event is focused on positivity, wellness, and mental health resources for students. Interested in going? The Community Partnership School team and the Boys and Girls Club are taking students on chartered buses to this event. The deadline to register and return the permission slips is on March 14th. The students and teachers who attended in the past are excited about going again. Students, seats are limited so sign up TODAY!
Your OPH Thespians are fired up to bring Fahrenheit 451 to the stage! Come see us on March 7th and 8th at 7:00PM in the OPH Cafe. Tickets are available through GoFan.
Congratulations to Orange Park High School for being named an ECTAC Exceeding Expectations Award School for 2025! 🎉
OPHS earned this impressive award by demonstrating outstanding academic results, significant student progress and growth, and ensuring high levels of achievement for all student groups. This achievement recognizes the hard work and dedication of the entire school community in enhancing student success.
Orange Park High School is among only 15 schools across Florida to receive this award! Way to go, Raiders!
Students from Orange Park visited Ring Power of St. Augustine for the ACE Trades Day event on Thursday. Students learned about Engineering, Construction, and Architecture careers in the Building Construction Industry. Almost 20 area companies were represented at the event.
ATTENTION Families of Juniors and Seniors:
We will share more information as we get closer to May.
Families of current 8th graders coming to OPHS in 2025-2026: Our Course Requests Google Form is due THIS FRIDAY! Students can access it via their Class of 2029 Google Classroom.
Prom ticket prices go up again tomorrow! Tickets can be purchased via MySchoolBucks.
Our SAT/ACT Test Prep Workshops are starting soon!
On February 11, 2025, Representatives Mikki Johns and Jae Millwood visited Orange Park High School, A Community Partnership School, to assist Seniors navigate the college application process. This initiative enabled our seniors to "Skip the Line" and exempted them from the standard SJRSC application fees, which typically range from $25 to $30 per application. The representatives were enthusiastic about offering this significant benefit, alleviating financial burdens and encouraging more students to pursue college applications. The participating Seniors left the event as future SJRSC Vikings, feeling better prepared and motivated for their upcoming academic endeavors. Interested in attending SJRSC or learning more about their programs? Make sure to attend the SJRSC Open House on Tuesday, March 4th at the Orange Park Campus (College Drive), 3:00 p.m.-7:00 p.m.
Our next Family Engagement Night sponsored by Title 1 is right around the corner!
Our senior English and Leadership teacher, Mrs. Howell, was recently recognized by News4Jax for her contributions to our school community. She was previously celebrated as their Hundai Hometown Hero in September of 2024.
The deadline to register for the February 20 CLT is this Friday, February 14!
Prom ticket prices go up again on 2/18. Get your tickets now!
The Clay County School District Human Resources Department is hosting an information session on the steps to becoming a teacher. This session is open to the general public.
