Our hosa Community Awareness group presented their research project, Fentanyl: The Silent Killer, at Appalachian Research Day hosted by UK's Healthy Way program. This project helped to increase community knowledge about fentanyl and overdose awareness. They also provided information about naloxone administration and were able to donate 11 naloxone kits to our Johnson County schools. Project participants: Trent Cox, Braley Howard, Mia Jarrell, and Courtney Meade
JCHS students in our Technology Student Association (TSA) student organization are eligible for a summer camp opportunity July 25-27! Cost is $100 and only 150 spots are available statewide in a first come first serve basis. There is also a stipend opportunity open to teachers and parents that are interested in serving as a councilor: If you are interested please email: nathan.reel@johnson.kyschools.us
Parents of JCHS Students,
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We are so proud of these juniors for improving their ACT score in one or more subjects on the March statewide 11th grade ACT!
Congratulations to these juniors for securing a spot in the ACT Stars gallery! They have earned a 25 or higher on the ACT from their performance on the statewide 11th grade ACT last month!
Congratulations to Constance Martin for being chosen as the Johnson Central representative for WSAZ's "Best in Class." WSAZ Best in Class was calculated using blind scoring of a combination of GPA, ACT Score, Dual Credit Coursework, State Testing Scores, AP exams passed, and attendance records for 4 years.
Congratulations to 2024 JCHS Graduate Cole Butcher!
The single elimination round of March Madness Attendance starts tomorrow! Be there, Eagles!
Congratulations to our Johnson Central High School FFA Chapter on their outstanding performance!
Madison Young- elected to Regional Vice President of the Big Sandy River Region and earned 1st place in Nursery Operations and Wildlife Management Proficiencies
Chance Scott- 1st place in Ag Mechanics and Forestry Management Proficiencies
Alexus Gwinn- 1st place in Ag Research Integrated Systems
Brayden Burchett- 1st place in Ag Research Plt Systems
Ally Cook- 1st place in Service Learning Proficiency
Lindsey Maxie- 1st place in Veterinary Science Proficiency
All 1st place winners will continue on to state level competition!
🎓 JCHS students had an incredible time at the Upike University Healthcare Career Pathway Fair! 🏥 From hands-on skills workshops to engaging with diverse career pathways and exploring other colleges, the experience was invaluable. Thanks to Upike for hosting us and providing lunch and such an enriching campus tour! Excited for the future possibilities ahead in the healthcare field! #UpikeUniversity #HealthcarePathways #HandsOnLearning 🌟
Eagles, tomorrow kicks off the last Round Robin round of March Madness - Attendance edition! We're counting on you to be there!
Student drivers and parents who use plaza parking spaces: Starting tomorrow, please park toward Fazolis and Burger King.
DO NOT park in front of Castle's, Aaron's, Made4You, Little Caesars, Goodwill, TJ Maxx, etc. Also parents should not park BEHIND Aarons and Little Caesars as that is a loading zone.
You will be towed beginning tomorrow if you park in the first two rows in front of any of those businesses. or if you park behind those businesses.
See Kim Robinson if you'd like a parking pass for on campus parking OR park near Fazolis and Burger King.
Our Apprenticeship Building America mentorship group spent the morning with career coach Dr. Malyssa Collins. They presented their resumes, cover letters, and lifetime bucket lists
. They also completed a mock interview and played "Career Feud". We'd like to thank Dr. Collins for all of her work with these young ladies. Also, congratulations to Madison Goble! She was the winner of Career Feud.
We'd like to congratulate the following students for passing the rigorous Certiport industry certification exams!
The Unity Certified User certification enables individuals to get started in interactive content creation for industries such as gaming, entertainment, automotive, XR, and AEC (architecture, engineering, and construction). Individuals who earn a Unity Certified User certification receive an industry-recognized credential that validates their proficiency using Unity technology and proves that they have the skills and knowledge to succeed in careers requiring interactive content creation.
The Information Technology Specialist program is a way for candidates to validate foundational IT skills sought after by employers. The IT Specialist program is aimed at individuals who are considering or just beginning a path to a career in information technology.
The JCHS Medicaid Nurse Aide students are finishing up their clinical rotations at Martin County Health Care. They have done an amazing job! 💊🩺💉⚕️🏥#futurehealthprofessionals
Shout out to our Hosa State Leadership Conference delegates! 🖤💛
Congrats to Alyssa Clevenger for placing 3rd in Nursing Assisting at Hosa SLC. Next stop Houston, Tx for International competition! 🎉🖤💛
Congrats to Emily Triplet, Madelyn Burchett, Nataleigh Dunkle, and Clara Bolden for placing 2nd in Public Service Announcement at Hosa SLC. Next stop Houston, Tx for International competition! 🎉🖤💛
Congrats to Haylee VanHoose for placing 1st in Physical Therapy at Hosa SLC. State champ! Next stop Houston, Tx for International competition! 🎉🖤💛
Congrats to Haylee Marsillett and Kaylyn Mckenzie for placing 1st in Community Emergency Response Team (CERT) at Hosa SLC. State champs! Next stop Houston, Tx for International competition! 🎉🖤💛
