The University of Kentucky College of Pharmacy is hosting The Wonders of Pharmacy—an interactive, hands-on event created specifically for high school students interested in pharmacy, medication use, and the pharmaceutical sciences.
Students will experience an afternoon of engaging stations, games, prizes, snacks, and behind-the-scenes activities led by current PharmD students and practicing professionals.
Parents, guardians, and high school counselors and teachers are welcome to attend.
Event Details
Date: April 25, 2026
Time: Noon – 4:00 PM
Location: UK College of Pharmacy, Lee T. Todd, Jr. Building, Lexington, KY
Registration: Scan the QR code in the graphic to register!
This is an outstanding opportunity not only for Johnson Central High School students but for all high school students across Eastern Kentucky.
Please share and spread the word so our students can experience this exceptional event.
Questions? Email crome.lab@uky.edu
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The Johnson County School District extends our sincere appreciation to the Johnson County School Police and all law enforcement professionals on Law Enforcement Appreciation Day. Thank you for your dedication and for keeping our schools and communities safe.
Across our elementary classrooms, students are using multisensory manipulatives that strengthen Science of Reading instructional strategies and support teachers as they deliver explicit, systematic literacy instruction that builds strong foundational reading skills.
We are launching our Strategic Planning Process to map out the next 5 years and beyond! We need your voice to help us define our vision and goals.
Take the Survey: https://bit.ly/jcstrategicplan
Deadline: Monday, January 12, 2026
Whether you are a staff member, parent, or community member, your perspective matters. Let’s build a future where every student thrives!
Monday, January 5
We cannot wait to see our Golden Eagles!
Fueled by purpose. Driven by growth.
Love • Learn • Lead • Leave a Legacy
Fueled by purpose. Driven by growth.
LOVE • LEARN • LEAD • LEAVE A LEGACY
The Johnson County School District wishes our Golden Eagles a happy and healthy 2026!
The Johnson County School District extends its deepest sympathies to the family and friends of Dotty Meek. Dotty served the Johnson County School District at Meade Memorial Elementary, where she forged lifelong friendships and exemplified a quiet strength that defined her impact on the school community. She was preceded in death by her husband, former Johnson County School Board member Harry Meek. The flag will fly at half-staff on Thursday, January 1, in her honor.
As we close 2025, we celebrate the momentum across our school community where students and educators learn, grow, and lead. Golden Eagles, may this season be blessed with peace, joy, and purpose.
Wishing you a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year from the Johnson County School District.
Love.•Learn.•Lead.•Leave a Legacy
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 17
The Johnson County School District will operate on a regular schedule tomorrow, Wednesday, December 17. We are excited to welcome back all of our Golden Eagles. Please check Google Classroom to ensure NTI Days 1–4 assignments are completed and submitted.
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 16
Due to ice and snow covered side roads, the Johnson County School District will not be in session tomorrow, Tuesday, December 16. This will be NTI Day 4. Please check Google Classroom and ensure all assignments for NTI Days 1–4 are completed. Stay safe, warm, and work hard, Golden Eagles.
Due to ongoing winter weather conditions this morning, the Johnson County School District will not be in session today, Friday, December 12. This will be NTI Day 3.
Stay safe, stay warm, and work hard, Golden Eagles.
With Aimee Cantrell-Webb, Dual Credit Coordinator/Curriculum Director, and Mellanie Hicks, SEL Specialist/RTI Literacy Coach, partnering alongside our HMH Instructional Coach, teachers are sharpening HQIR implementation, instructional clarity, and literacy routines.
This is how coaching becomes impact—one collaborative conversation at a time.
Golden Eagles lead the way!
Johnson County Schools will operate on a regular schedule Wednesday, December 10. Please check Google Classroom to confirm assignments for NTI Days 1 and 2 are complete and submitted. We look forward to welcoming our Golden Eagles back!
Due to winter weather conditions and travel concerns, the Johnson County School District will not be in session tomorrow, Tuesday, December 9. This will serve as NTI Day 2 for our students.
The safety of our students and staff remains our top priority. Stay safe, warm, and focused, Golden Eagles!
Due to winter weather, JC Schools has designated today, Friday, December 5, as NTI Day 1. Students should check Google Classroom and complete their assignments to keep learning on track. Teachers will be available throughout the day to instruct and support. Stay safe, warm, and focused, Golden Eagles.
