Small Things Matter. Every positive action makes a difference.
Habit 3: Put First Things First
Our students are learning to prioritize what matters most and make choices that help them reach their goals.
See Habit 3 in action across Johnson County Schools!
Our students are learning to prioritize what matters most and make choices that help them reach their goals.
See Habit 3 in action across Johnson County Schools!
Habit 2: Begin With the End in Mind
Our students are learning to set goals, make a plan, and work with purpose.
See Habit 2 in action across Johnson County Schools!
Our students are learning to set goals, make a plan, and work with purpose.
See Habit 2 in action across Johnson County Schools!
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Leadership is in action across Johnson County Schools! Follow along each day as we highlight the Habits and our students putting them into practice.
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Be the Good. 💛
Habit 1: Be Proactive
Our students are learning to take initiative, make responsible choices, and take charge of their actions.
See Habit 1 in action across Johnson County Schools!
Our students are learning to take initiative, make responsible choices, and take charge of their actions.
See Habit 1 in action across Johnson County Schools!
Believe in you. We do. 💛
A little kindness can make a big difference. Choose kindness.
The Board of Education excitedly welcomed Ms. Ava June Tackett to join them as the Junior Student Board Representative for the new school year. Ms. Tackett was elected by her peers at Johnson Central High School to serve in this distinguished position.
The Flat Gap Elementary Lighthouse Team extended and Invitation to their upcoming Leadership Day taking place on September 25th, 2026 from 9 am to 12:30 pm.
All Johnson County Schools faculty, staff, parents, and students are invited to join us Wednesday, September 2 at 5:00 PM at the Johnson Central Cafeteria for an informational meeting. We hope to see you there!
Andrea Daniels, who has served Johnson County Schools for more than 23 years, was celebrated for her service and congratulated on her well-deserved upcoming retirement.
Johnson County Middle School teacher, Mr. Rodney Triplett, was awarded the prestigious Certified Golden Eagle Award for August 2026. Mr. Triplett was recognized by his peers for his consistent dedication and willingness to go above and beyond in service to Johnson County Schools.
In accordance with KRS 160.470 (KRS 164.170), on August 24, 2026 the Johnson County Board of Education set the tax rate at 61.7 cents per $100 for real and personal property—an increase of just 0.7 cents after two years with no change.
The motor vehicle tax rate remains unchanged at 52.5 cents per $100.
We appreciate your continued support of Johnson County students!
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The motor vehicle tax rate remains unchanged at 52.5 cents per $100.
We appreciate your continued support of Johnson County students!
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Mr. Tom Salyer with the Johnson County Retired Teachers presented a check to Johnson County FRYSC for help with student support.
Mr. Rick Spradlin, a beloved employee at Johnson Central High School, was awarded the prestigious Classified Golden Eagle Award for August 2026, as nominated by his coworkers. Mr. Spradlin is a dedicated pillar of excellence, consistently providing outstanding service and support to the students of Johnson Central High School, both during the school day and at extracurricular events.
Let your light shine, JC!
Golden Eagles never stop learning! Thank you to Principal Ashley Lemaster for leading today’s Golden Eagle Induction session on Behavior & Whole Brain Teaching Strategies. We appreciate everyone’s engagement and commitment to continuous growth!
