Human body systems scholars are taking on the role as owners of a biometrics company seeking the business of a client interested in tightening security measures. They’re creating a sales pitch using biometrics applications that securely link identity to either a behavior or through body morphology.
Human Body Systems scholars demonstrated mastery of their skeletal system standards on their Bone Detectives quiz! Take a look at these high scores and quiz average! A couple of questions are included for you to take a peek at as well.
Students are learning a lot in their hands on welding class!
JCHS students have been provided the amazing opportunity to access MAP testing for English, Reading, Math, and Science. This data can be used to drive instruction and improve student outcomes.
Students in Eng. 100 practice process writing by building lego objects from instructions written by their classmates.
JCHS Anatomy classes done such an amazing job on their wearable science projects. They made t-shirts and demonstrated their knowledge of the respiratory, circulatory, lymphatic, excretory, skeletal and digestive systems. They included organs and functions, how the systems interact with one another, and where each organ is located in the body. So proud of all of them.
#futuremedicalprofessionls
Mrs. Kim Reel’s Engineering class practiced isometric sketches today. These are quite impressive!
Students:
Eagle Enrichment is available to help with all your Academic Needs.
Tutoring, ACT Prep, Homework Help, Test Corrections, One on One and Small Group Instruction
Stop by the JCHS/JCMS Library for more info 😊
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Students in Mr. J.R. VanHoose's AP Human Geography class crafted their vision of an ideal neighborhood in today's I-Time activity. I-Times are an integral strategy of the Freshman BARR program, focusing on the social/emotional growth of the whole student.
#MoreOpportunity
Students in Engineering II built compound machine this week Click this YouTube link to see them in action and learn about them: https://youtu.be/6cEz3cNR5iM
Johnson County flag football canceled due to weather.
Date: September 7, 2021
DearJC Senior Parent/Guardian,
As you know, students rarely share the lessons they learn in the classroom with their parents or
guardians. Because suicide prevention is everyone’s responsibility, we wanted to let you know that your
senior will be participating in a 45-minute suicide prevention curriculum in their classroom this month.
This prevention lesson begins by asking students to do some goal setting for themselves for the next
school year. Personal goal setting is a strategy that helps students explore their personal agency, which
is the power they have to make a difference in their own lives. Personal agency can serve as a protective
factor against suicide, as well as other risky coping mechanisms.
Students will also complete an activity on identifying their support network, which is also a protective
factor against suicide risk and an important area for students to consider before the end of their school
career.
Finally, national, and statewide resources for suicide prevention will be reviewed.
If you’d like to learn more about supporting your student, please take a few minutes to watch this video,
developed by the creators of the prevention curriculum in which your senior will participate:
https://kyprevention.getbynder.com/web/451b0f67c670a84b/back-to-school-parent-workshop/.
Please also make a note of the following important help and text lines, which will also be shared with
students:
National Text line: Text KY to 741741
National Suicide Prevention Lifeline: 800-273-8255
Kentucky school STOP tip line – 866-393-6659
Trevor Lifeline: 866-488-7386
Trevor Text line: Text START to 678-678
If you have any questions or concerns about the prevention curriculum, please don’t hesitate to reach
out.
Sincerely,
Sherrie Grierson
Senior Counselor
Johnson Central High School
257 North Mayo Trail
Paintsville, KY 41240
Office (606)789-2500 ext. 2816
COMS 108 presentations on “history of” topics...
The Johnson Central Opportunity Fair is introducing our students to all JCHS has to offer.
#Eagle4Life #MoreOpportunity #MakerEducation #StudentsLead #GreatHappensHere #FindYourVoice
The Johnson Central Opportunity Fair is introducing our students to all JCHS has to offer.
#Eagle4Life #MoreOpportunity #MakerEducation #StudentsLead #GreatHappensHere #FindYourVoice
Any JCHS student interested in being in Elf - The Musical should join the Google Classroom by using the code: st3psqr
We are proud to announce that Johnson County Schools was just awarded a $10 million grant from the School Facilities Construction Commission to build a new Career & Technical Education Center which will be part of the construction of a new Johnson Central High School.
This grant opportunity was provided through House Bill 556 which allocated $75 million for the renovation or construction of Locally Operated Career and Technical Centers with a maximum award of $10 million. Johnson County was one of 32 districts who applied for the funding and one of only six that received maximum funding throughout the state.
“Johnson Central has been the gold standard for over a decade in offering the most pathways for students of any single school in the eastern half of Kentucky including Lexington and Louisville,” said Noel Crum, Assistant Superintendent and CTE Coordinator for Johnson County Schools. “This grant will allow us to realize our dream of having the best facilities to complement and match the outstanding programs and opportunities we currently offer our students.”
The SFCC grant of $10 million will be combined with the bonding available to the district to construct a new Johnson Central High School and CTE Center.
“This grant is the icing on the cake to combine with the strong support from our community and board of education, to take the necessary steps for realizing this dream,” said Johnson County Superintendent Thom Cochran.
Earning this grant now sets a rapid timeline as a completed building plan (BG-1) must be approved and bids must be in place by September 1, 2022.
“The timing of this grant opportunity is perfect as there has never been a greater need for providing our students the best facilities in eastern Kentucky which will allow our superior CTE programs to continue growing and providing transitions to successful outcomes for our students,” said JCHS CTE Principal Monica Daniel. “We already offer the most opportunities of any school in the area, but our students also deserve new facilities like we see throughout neighboring counties here in our region.”
Join us tonight as we bring you volleyball action live from Eagle Fieldhouse as Johnson Central hosts Knott County Central. Click on the LiveStream Button at the top of the Johnson Central home page.
The Freshman match starts at 6 pm followed by JV and Varsity.
This week in JC Athletics:
Wednesday, September 1st, we will be having a meeting for current and potential members of esports from 5pm-6pm. We ask for the parents to attend this meeting so we can share with you the benefits of competitive gaming, and what games are offered. Visit playvs.com for more info.