JCHS Reopening Plans 2020-2021
Please read carefully before registering for the 2020-2021 school year! https://5il.co/ie4u
Don't forget to join the JCS Alumni database to help promote strong, unending connections with your fellow alumni Eagles, that leading and paving a path for future generations. Join and search here https://www.johnson.kyschools.us/o/johnson-county-schools/page/jcs-alumni
Incoming sophomores through seniors can view their final transcripts for the prior year(s) by logging on to their Student or Parent Portal account, clicking the three lines in the top left corner, and then selecting “documents.”
Graduates, make sure to send your transcripts straight to your colleges and universities by July 31 for free on Parchment! You can also simply request a copy to be sent to yourself so that you can save it. Click here:
http://www.parchment.com/u/registration/12290/account
Say hello to the Associate of the Month, our senior Seth Caudill, the next time you do your grocery shopping at Food City! Big thank you also goes out to this business (and all others) for employing so many of our students.
Kona Ice will be in the front JCHS parking lot this evening!
JC parents and guardians please complete the Healthy at School Survey! Survey results will be used to develop opening plans for the 2020-2021 school year!
https://forms.gle/6fGPJN9aGvL3A7UP6
JC parents & guardians please complete the Healthy at Schools Survey! https://forms.gle/Vpzqu7pkYrLxNh896
Mrs. Alley Garner, Dr. Robin Hyden, and Mrs. Melanie Ramey have been selected as Kentucky Mathematics Teacher Leaders! They will be joining an elite group of 90 Kentucky mathematics teachers. It is a great day to be an EAGLE! #Eagle4Life
Johnson County School District is proud to announce Scott Daniel was selected as the first All-State tennis player from Johnson Central High School. Way to go Scott!
Incoming juniors and seniors: Don't forget that you can use a maximum of two fee waivers to pay for the ACT before you graduate. Email micca.caudill@johnson.kyschools.us to check to see if you qualify for one.
If you qualify, you will receive a reply with the voucher number to enter for payment. It will save you $52 and you'll also receive free ACT prep valued at almost $100.
SENIORS, please use the following link to vote for your 2020 Prom King and Queen! Select one candidate for Queen and one for King! Voting ends Thursday the 28th.
https://forms.gle/8ks8yU4xFMKvsMwZ9
(P-EBT) program is a financial resource for families with students who lost access to free or reduced-price school meals due to COVID-19. https://5il.co/gfwq https://5il.co/gfzj
Are you a senior whose family was turned down for college financial aid but suffered job loss during COVID-19?
Watch this on-demand webinar called "For Families in Need: Demystifying the FAFSA Process"
This webinar provides help for families who’ve experienced economic loss or financial instability but want to send their student(s) to college. Families can learn the options to appeal an institution’s financial aid decision due to economic changes in financial standing.
Presenters will describe:
-What a financial aid appeal is
-Factors that may qualify students to seek an appeal
-A tool that can help them request the appeal
Click here: https://bit.ly/2XllYRA
Seniors, we are now accepting nominations for your 2020 Prom King and Queen. Please complete the google form attached by no later than Wednesday, May 20th! https://forms.gle/GXRGfFYn9AmMHrZd8
Final transcripts are posted to Parchment and are ready to be viewed or directly sent to colleges and universities.
Freshmen through seniors can click the link below to create a Parchment account. Make sure to use a personal email address when registering so you can have access to your transcripts after graduation.
Current students have free access to their transcripts until the end of July after their graduation year. After that point, transcripts are $3.75 each, payable on Parchment.
http://www.parchment.com/u/registration/12290/account
JCHS Student Senate members Savanna Holbrook and Sarah Thompson did an outstanding job of presenting "Student-Led Leadership Program" at the virtual Fire Summit. Amazing work from these young leaders! #Team606 #Eagle4Life
Johnson Central High School's ACT Team presented "The Ladder to Success Creating Student Leaders." JCHS continues working on innovative methods of increasing academic ownership, motivation, and social emotional skills. #Team606 #Eagle4Life
Johnson Central High School's, Assistant Principal Ms. Misty Delong, presented "The Power of Expressive Painting: Extended Day, the Arts and At-Risk Youth." Ms. Delong's grant explored the positive impact of art on academic achievement, behavior and student confidence.
