Why Attendance Matters
Day 14:
#14: Being in school every day helps students form meaningful connections with their peers and teachers.
Congratulations to Nathaniel Whitaker and Leigh Owens for winning the big prize during Opening Day! Each won a "Day Off" and Superintendent, Mr. Cochran, will be their sub for the day!
JC School Employees kicked off the new year by Letting their Light Shine during the Opening Day Ceremony! A special thank you to our student leaders, JCHS Band, Cheerleaders, JC Choir, FFA students, culinary students, cafeteria staff, and our guest speaker, Muriel Summers!
Tomorrow is the big day, Eagles! We look forward to seeing you bright and early in the morning. Let’s start this year soaring high!
Why Attendance Matters
Day 13:
#13: Regular attendance helps build a strong academic foundation for future learning.
Hey Eagles! It's almost time to soar back to school! We'll see you on Wednesday, August 7th, ready to kick off another amazing year. Let's make this year the best one yet!
Why Attendance Matters
Day 12:
#12 : Students who attend regularly are less likely to fall behind in their studies.
Why Attendance Matters
Day 11:
#11: Each school day is a new opportunity for learning and growth. Don’t miss out!
Why Attendance Matters
Day 10:
#10: Attending school regularly increases the chances of participating in enriching extracurricular activities
Why Attendance Matters
Day 9:
#9: Parents/Guardians, your involvement and encouragement are crucial in promoting regular attendance.
Johnson County School District extends its deepest sympathies to the family and friends of Charles Edward McCoy. Mr. McCoy taught at Meade Elementary and Johnson Central High School. The flag is flying at half-staff in his honor
Why Attendance Matters
Day 8:
#8: Consistent attendance keeps students engaged and motivated.
Why Attendance Matters
Day 7:
#7: Regular attendance boosts students' self-esteem by fostering responsibility and commitment!
🦅Johnson County elementary teachers are excited to take a deep dive into Magnetic Ready this morning! 🦅
It was a fantastic day at Johnson County School District's annual bus driver training! Big thanks to Transportation Director Darren Gamble, all presenters, and participants for an outstanding session. Our team is ready to safely transport students this year!
Why Attendance Matters
Day 6
#6: Good attendance habits start early and set the foundation for a successful future
🦅 Johnson County educators are busy participating in Professional Learning! 🦅
💛 Nikki Ferguson, Director of Special Education, provided teachers with special education updates.
🖤 Sabrina O'Bryan, DLC/CSC, discussed the importance of high quality resources with Wonders and Ready Math.
💛 Brooke Conley and Kyle Sublett instructed and demonstrated Safe Crisis Training with certified and classified staff.
Why Attendance Matters
Day 5
#5: Frequent absences can lead to lower grades. Keep those grades up by showing up!
Why Attendance Matters
Day 4:
#4: Teachers plan lessons sequentially. Missing a day can disrupt a student's learning process.
Why Attendance Matters
Day 3:
#3: Consistent attendance helps students develop strong social skills and friendships. Be present, be social!
