It’s time for our Annual Title I Survey, one of our required components under Title I. We are seeking valuable feedback from parents, students, and staff.
The data collected from this survey will guide meaningful conversations for developing a Comprehensive Needs Assessment (CNA) and School Improvement Plan (SIP) for the 2026–2027 school year. School-level data will be extremely useful in identifying strengths, needs, and next steps.
Attached, you will find the Title I Survey QR Code. You can also use this link to access the survey:
https://putnamschools.typeform.com/to/OihV7dPY
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🇺🇸 In honor of President's Day, all Putnam County School District schools and offices will be closed Monday, February 16th. Have a safe weekend! 🇺🇸
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🚨 Survey Closing Soon!
Putnam County School District is inviting families and community members to participate in our Family & Community Partnership Survey.
This short, confidential survey helps us understand what’s working well and how we can continue to improve trust, communication, and partnerships.
🔗 https://tripod.sjc1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_bdq83Stok1UGsBw
📌 Students in grades 4–12 and all PCSD staff will receive their own surveys this week.
Thank you for helping us shape the future of PCSD!
Putnam County School District is inviting families and community members to participate in our Family & Community Partnership Survey.
This short, confidential survey helps us understand what’s working well and how we can continue to improve trust, communication, and partnerships.
🔗 https://tripod.sjc1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_bdq83Stok1UGsBw
📌 Students in grades 4–12 and all PCSD staff will receive their own surveys this week.
Thank you for helping us shape the future of PCSD!
Putnam County School District is inviting families and community members to participate in our Family & Community Partnership Survey.
This short, confidential survey helps us understand what’s working well and how we can continue to improve trust, communication, and partnerships.
🔗 https://tripod.sjc1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_bdq83Stok1UGsBw
📌 Students in grades 4–12 and all PCSD staff will receive their own surveys this week.
Thank you for helping us shape the future of PCSD!
🚨EVENT CANCELLED🚨
Please be advised the Superintendent’s Community Engagement Session on Thursday, February 5, at 5:30PM at Robert H. Jenkins, Jr. Elementary School Cafeteria (251 South SR 315, Interlachen, FL) has been cancelled.
Update February 4, 2026 at 7:45 AM
Due to smoke conditions and road closures, the following updates are in effect today:
Schools CLOSED Today
-Interlachen Jr.–Sr. High School
-Robert H. Jenkins Jr. Elementary School
The following schools are OPEN for PARENT DROP-OFF if you can safely transport your child; all west-end morning bus routes are canceled (updates regarding afternoon bus routes will be provided later today):
-Q.I. Roberts Jr.–Sr. High School
-Melrose Elementary School
-Ochwilla Elementary School
We will continue to monitor conditions and share updates as information becomes available. Thank you for your patience and cooperation as we prioritize safety.
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Update February 4, 2026 at 6:40 AM:
Due to road closures happening on highway 315 south:
Robert H. Jenkins Jr. Elementary will be closed for today.
Ochwilla Elementary School and Melrose Elementary School will be parent drop off only.
Bus routes cannot run at this time on the west end of the county.
We will be making a determination within the next hour for Interlachen Jr.-Sr. High School and Q.I. Roberts Jr.-Sr. High School.
If you cannot safely get your child to school, absences will be excused.
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February 4, 2026 at 5:55 AM:
Florida Highway Patrol is closing Highway 20 at 315 to Lake Galilee (Johnson) due to zero visibility and smoke.
This will cause some bus routes to not be able to run or be delayed. Please do not leave your child at a bus stop.
All absences will be excused due to these conditions.
Putnam County School District is inviting families and community members to participate in our Family & Community Partnership Survey.
This short, confidential survey helps us understand what’s working well and how we can continue to improve trust, communication, and partnerships.
🔗 https://tripod.sjc1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_bdq83Stok1UGsBw
📌 Students in grades 4–12 and all PCSD staff will receive their own surveys this week.
Thank you for helping us shape the future of PCSD!
📵🌱 Digital Wellness Week Tip!
Raising digitally smart kids starts with conversation. Preparing students for the digital world means talking openly about online safety, digital footprints, and responsible choices — especially as they grow.
As part of this important conversation, we invite families to revisit a past podcast featuring Superintendent Rick Surrency, where he discusses online safety and supporting students in today’s digital environment: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tHBRnEe367Y
Thank you for participating in Digital Wellness Week. Let’s continue building healthy, safe digital habits together. 💚 💙
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📵🌱 Digital Wellness Week Tip!
Screens are everywhere — so balance matters. Too much or low-quality screen time can impact sleep, behavior, and social development, especially for younger children. Think of screens as a tool — not a babysitter.💚💙
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📵🌱 Digital Wellness Week Tip!
Healthy screen limits help kids thrive. As children grow, screen rules should grow with them — focusing on balance, sleep, and family connection. Bonus reminder: kids notice adult screen habits, too. 👀💚💙
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Quality over quantity matters when it comes to screen time. Educational, age-appropriate content — especially when families watch and talk together — makes screen time more meaningful.
A few small adjustments can make a big impact. 💚💙
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Cold weather advisories and freeze warnings are in effect for our area, with very cold temperatures expected tonight through Wednesday morning and chilly conditions lingering throughout the week.
The National Weather Service has issued:
• A Cold Weather Advisory from 10 PM tonight through 10 AM Tuesday
• A Freeze Warning from 1 AM to 10 AM Tuesday
• A Freeze Watch from Tuesday evening through Wednesday morning
Wind chills could feel as low as 16 degrees, with overnight temperatures dropping into the mid-20s.
We encourage families to dress students warmly for school with coats, sweaters, hats, and gloves. The safety and well-being of our students and staff remains our top priority. Stay warm, PCSD! 💙💚
You’re invited to join Superintendent Dr. Rick Surrency for our Superintendent’s Community Engagement Session on Thursday, February 5, at 5:30PM at Robert H. Jenkins, Jr. Elementary School Cafeteria (251 South SR 315, Interlachen, FL).
We’ll be sharing important updates and opportunities, including:
New Schools
Grant Funding
21st Century Program
Testing
Can’t attend in person? Tune in LIVE via YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/live/DFktr231Nic
We look forward to connecting with our families, staff, and community partners!
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January 26–30, PCSD is encouraging students, families, and staff to pause, unplug, and reconnect. Small changes can make a big difference — let’s build healthier digital habits together. 💚 💙
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Every school day is a chance for your child to learn, grow, connect, and feel supported. When students are present, they don’t just gain knowledge—they build friendships, confidence, and a foundation for a bright future.
Together, we can give our children the best start by making attendance a priority. Each day at PCSD includes learning, activities, opportunities, and nutritious breakfast and lunch to help students thrive.
🔗 Learn more about PCSD’s Attendance Initiative: www.putnamschools.org/page/attendance
#ProudtobePCSD #AttendanceMatters
School resumes tomorrow, Tuesday, January 6, and we’re ready to jump back in and finish the school year strong. We can’t wait to see our students as we continue shaping the future—together.
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Andrew Walwik from Palatka Jr.–Sr. High School — A standout in our aerospace program, Andrew has already completed his solo flight and is on track to become one of our youngest pilots at just 16 years old!
William Cohen from Interlachen Jr.–Sr. High School — A dedicated JROTC student, William has shown exceptional commitment to service through his many hours of community support and leadership within the program.
These students were nominated by their schools and selected for their commitment to leadership, community service, and excellence. Congratulations to Andrew and William for representing PCSD with pride!
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