Two more new schools are planned for St. Johns County as the student population continues to grow.
– Two more new schools are planned for St. Johns County as the student population in the area continues to grow.
One school is planned for the vast SilverLeaf development and another is planned for Nocatee. Both schools are set to open in time for the 2026-27 school year, according to a presentation shown to the school board on Tuesday. The district said it will seek financing for the two schools early next year.
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