
Are you interested in joining the Lady Trojans Fall League?
Interested students should report to the Jean Ribault Gym on August 24 at 3:30. In order to be eligible to join, you must have the following in your Aktivate Profile:
-Physical for the 2026-2027 school year
-Proof of valid health insurance
-EKG screening for all 9th-grade students
-EKG screening for New DCPS Students

Class change forms are available starting Thursday, August 13!
Before submitting your form, remember the following:
Only one submission per form. We will not be changing classes back and forth.
Change requests are not to change teachers. Do not submit a form to request a different teacher for the same course, the request will be deleted.
If you need to change your schedule because there is an error, please use this link.
If you want to change your schedule because you would like a different elective, please use this link.

The Ribault Marching Band isn't only for athletic events. They were excited to share their musical prowess at a recent COJ retirement celebration, and we couldn't be prouder! They did a fabulous job under the guidance of Director Horton, and we can't wait to see where their talents take them next!





Apply to be a Mayor's Youth at Work Partnership Intern!
Applications are now open for the MYAWP program to prepare students for post-secondary life. Paid interns receive on-the-job training and mentorship, job readiness and financial skills, and up to 10 hours per week. Applicants must be 16-21 years old and enrolled in school OR 16-24 and not enrolled in school, not working, or at risk of becoming disconnected due to documented barriers.
Click here to apply!

Celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month by entering the Hispanic Heritage Month Essay Contest! Submissions must be a one-page essay on LIVING person of Hispanic/Latinx heritage from the Jacksonville community. Winners can receive Jags tickets, jerseys, swag, and more! See the attachement for more details on requirements and how to enter.


The Duval County Supervisor of Elections Office has launched a new civic engagement opportunity for Duval County high school students: the Student Poll Worker Assistant Program. This program allows eligible students to serve on weekends during Early Voting while earning both pay and community service hours.
The program provides a hands-on, nonpartisan civic experience that does not interfere with school schedules. It offers students a meaningful way to engage in civic life, strengthen college and scholarship applications, and develop valuable professional skills.
Students receive both online and in-person training covering election procedures, confidentiality, voter interaction, and professional conduct. They perform assigned duties such as greeting voters, providing information, distributing "I Voted" stickers, and other responsibilities for which they are trained.
Program Highlights
Earn $15 per hour for one eight-hour Early Voting shift.
Receive 11 community service hours for completing the training and serving as a Student Poll Worker Assistant.
Serve only on weekends during Early Voting—no school days are missed.
Receive a verification letter to submit to the school for community service documentation.
Eligibility Requirements
Must be 16 years of age or older.
Must be registered or pre-registered to vote.
Must maintain a minimum 2.0 GPA.
Complete the online application.
Submit a signed parent or guardian permission form.
Students can learn more and apply at:
Student Poll Worker Assistants | Duval County Elections, FL Official Website
Please feel free to contact the Supervisor of Elections office at 904-255-VOTE (8683) with any questions.

To participate, every player must have:
✅ A current and updated sports physical on file.
✅ An ECG (EKG) screening if:
You are an incoming freshman, or
You did not participate in a school sport during the previous school year.
Important: Players who do not have the required paperwork completed will not be allowed to participate in tryouts.
This is your opportunity to compete, earn your spot, and show your commitment to the program. Arrive early, be prepared, and be ready to give your best effort every day.
Together We Will! 💙🖤🤍

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Congratulations to our exceptional faculty, dedicated staff, and incredible students for this well-deserved accomplishment. This achievement reflects your unwavering commitment to excellence, the countless hours of hard work, and the belief that together we can accomplish extraordinary things.
An "A" school grade is more than a letter, it's a testament to the culture of high expectations, collaboration, perseverance, and pride that defines Jean Ribault High School. Every teacher who inspired learning, every staff member who supported our mission, every student who remained focused on success, and every family and community partner who stood beside us played an important role in reaching this milestone.

FIRST DAY OF SCHOOL - The countdown is on — just ONE month until the first day of school on Monday, Aug. 10. Take small steps now to get ready: Adjust sleep schedules a little each week, gather school supplies and organize backpacks, keep learning going with 20 minutes of reading or math each day, mark important school dates on your family calendar, and start practicing morning routines. We can't wait to welcome everyone back for another amazing year!

LOCAL STUDENT LEADS WITH PHILANTHROPY - Genesis Faith Blunt from Ribault High receives today’s Team Duval Shoutout for the remarkable impact she is making through community service. In recent weeks, Blunt has led meaningful initiatives to provide meals and support to individuals and families experiencing hardship by hosting food giveaways. “It’s about making sure not one feels forgotten,” Blunt said. “The more people who get involved, the greater impact we can make together." Her dedication to youth mentorship and educational empowerment demonstrates that leadership has no age requirement. Thank you, Genesis, for demonstrating that meaningful change begins with a willingness to help others. We’re proud of you!


Student orientation dates and times:
9th grade: Wednesday, July 29, 2026, at 9:00 am
10th grade: Wednesday, July 29, 2026, at 1:00 pm
11th grade: Thursday, July 30, 2026, at 9:00 am
12th grade: Thursday, July 30, 2026, at 1:00 pm
Please mark your calendars. We look forward to seeing you all soon as we prepare for the 2026-2027 school year.

Trojan Nation. Student parking applications for the 2026-2027 school year are now available. Please check the student page on the high school website to download an application and pay for parking on school cash online.
Click here for the student page: Jean Ribault High Student Page
Click here for school cash online: School Cash Online
Click here for a downloadable PDF parking application: Student Parking Application

Trojan Nation. Please visit the school website student page for the latest Jean Ribault High School Student Policies for the 2026-2027 school year. The policy form contains information regarding school supply list, electronics, school ID, tardy policy, and dress code.
Visting the school website student's page for additional student information about Jean Ribault High Student Policies: Jean Ribault Student Page
The following link will take you to a printable PDF file: Jean Ribault High Student Policies 26-27
