Today, Johnson County School District celebrates Safe Internet Day, reminding all our Eagles of the importance of navigating the digital world with care and respect. Let's pledge to use the internet safely, responsibly, and kindly. Remember, a safer internet starts with you!
For those of you riding the bus with Gary O'Bryan or Amanda Calhoun this morning, please be aware that their buses will arrive later than usual. This is due to several drivers covering additional routes today. We appreciate your understanding and patience during this time.
February is Career and Technical Education Month! We are kicking off the month with an overview of all of the pathways offered at Johnson Central High School. #ThePowerOfOpportunity
Big shout-out to Porter Elementary for showcasing their excellence at the Leader In Me Symposium in Charlotte, North Carolina! Your presentation truly embodied the spirit of leadership and learning. Congratulations on representing our community with such distinction!
100 Days of Excellence with the Eagles! Join us this Tuesday, January 30th, as we celebrate 100 days filled with learning, growth, and Eagle spirit. Let's fly high on this special day!
Johnson County School District Hosts Distinguished Guests from the Kentucky Department of Education
https://www.johnson.k12.ky.us/o/johnson-county-schools/article/1430366
Eagles, we're thrilled to see you back at school on Thursday, January 25th! Remember to bring your charged Chromebook, charger, and complete all assignments from NTI Days 1-4. Due to icy conditions, our buses won't travel on the Left & Right Forks of Asa Creek, Frozen, Old Ratliff Road, the Left Fork of 2 Mile, and Bob's Branch. The JC Transportation Department has diligently checked all routes, but if your road is still icy, not listed, and covered in snow, please bring your child to the nearest main road for pickup. Together, we're ready to soar to new heights!
Attention all Eagles! Due to the persistent icy conditions on secondary roads, the possibility of refreezing and snow-covered bus turnaround areas, Wednesday, January 24th, will be designated as NTI Day 4. It's crucial to ensure you have completed all NTI Days 1-3 assignments. Let's continue to actively participate in our live Google Meets and submit all our assignments promptly. Keep soaring high, Eagles, and stay safe!
Due to ongoing icy conditions affecting secondary roads and the potential for refreezing, Tuesday, January 23rd, will be a traditional snow day. Please ensure you complete all assignments for NTI Days 1-3. Stay safe, and enjoy the day off!
Schools in the Johnson County School District will be closed tomorrow, Tuesday, January 16th, due to snow. Please note that this will be a traditional snow day. We encourage everyone to stay safe and warm. Enjoy your day off!
School will be closed on Monday, January 15th, in observance of Martin Luther King Jr. Day.
Our prayers are with Letcher County School District following a bus accident this afternoon. We are receiving word that it happened on Flat Gap Road. It is important to clarify that this incident did not involve the Johnson County School District.
Ringing in 2024 with Eagle pride! Happy New Year, Eagle Family. Here's to a year of soaring achievements and bright futures filled with joy, peace, and prosperity. Together, let's fly higher!"
Wishing our Eagle Family a very Merry Christmas from the Johnson County School District. May your day be filled with love, laughter, and joy!
The Johnson County School District extends its deepest sympathies to the family of Mrs. Terry Cantrell, a beloved Johnson Central High School former employee. With a remarkable 22-year tenure, Mrs. Cantrell's dedication and service in various roles have left a lasting legacy. She is celebrated for her exceptional commitment and spirited support of our wrestling teams and school community. As a tribute to her significant contributions, our flag will fly at half-staff today. Please keep her family and friends in your thoughts and prayers.
Wishing you a Holiday Season Blessed with Peace, Love, and Joy!
In a joint effort, Representatives Bobby McCool and Bill Wesley honor Supt. Thom Cochran with the House of Representatives Citation of Achievement Award for his "hard work, integrity, and commitment to his profession and enriching the lives of Kentucky youth through education".
CONGRATULATIONS to the following 25 students in grades 7-12 who auditioned and were selected to be part of KMEA All State Choir:
Clevelynn Allen; Tessa Amburgey; Maggie Burchett; William Case; Marlee Crace; Kameryn Duncan; Joshua Fitchpatrick; Braylen Gillespie; Brylee Hackney; Christian Halfhill; Josh Johnson; McKinley Johnson; Parker Jude; Hannah Lakes; Constance Martin; Joel May; Zia McKenzie; Lexi Parrigin; Noah Ratliff; Chloe Reed; Natilee Salyers; Carter Stephens; Larkin Stafford; Sophia Stambaugh; and Addyson Webb;
This is such a prestigious honor and remarkable accomplishment for these students to attain. We are so very proud of each of you and look forward to hearing you perform at the Kentucky Center for the Performing Arts in Louisville, Kentucky.
It is Nurse Practitioner Appreciation Week, and Johnson County Schools certainly appreciates having Lyndsay Cantrell, APRN working with our school district in conjunction with our partner ARH. Our faculty, staff, and students can't thank you enough for keeping us well!
On this Substitute Educator Day, we extend our warmest thanks to all the Johnson County School District substitute educators. Your dedication to maintaining the momentum of learning is invaluable. Thank you for seamlessly stepping in and ensuring our Eagles never miss a beat!
