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CCE ATTENDANCE LINE
Mrs. Prosser
Phone:(904) 547-7860 or email: cceattendance@stjohns.k12.fl.us

Absence, Dismissal, Change of Personal Information Forms

News and Updates
  • The Spring Parents as Partners newsletter is now available. Click here
  • Check out TRI-Club’s glog!
  • Kindergarten registration: Looking to register your child for kindergarten?  If you have any questions, please contact Ms. Leonard to schedule a time to register your kindergartner. Click here for the registration forms.

    Please attend our Kindergarten Orientation! May 21 from 6-7 PM in the Media Center

  • Extended day: Download Extended Day Registration Forms.
Volunteers & Check-Out Procedures
CHECK OUT PROCEDURES

Welcome back parents and visitors!

A drivers license or State ID is required at all times on school property and when checking your student out.

LETS VOLUNTEER!
You must be a registered volunteer in order to accompany your child for lunch as well as participate in classroom activities and field trips. Due to district policy, exceptions are not permitted.  Please complete the School Access Form.

Remember, volunteer applications are good for 3 years and you only need to make application one time. If you would like to check the status of your application, or see if your volunteer status has expired, please call Mrs. Prosser in the front office.

Empowering Excellence in Educators
triple-eLearn about St. Johns County School District’s new instructional evaluation system that will advance student growth and academic achievement.
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