The recent Johnson County Board Meeting showcased the district's commitment to education and community involvement by celebrating student achievements and a retiring teacher. The meeting featured various recognitions and presentations that highlighted the talents and hard work of students and faculty.
Highland Elementary's Girls' Volleyball and Boys' Basketball Teams were honored for winning the JCAA District Championship, demonstrating their exceptional athletic performance. These young athletes were commended for their teamwork, perseverance, and dedication to their respective sports.
Porter Elementary's STLP Team presented their "PAWS"itive Panther News Presentation, an innovative project that exhibited the students' creativity and technological skills. The presentation served as an inspiration for other schools to engage in similar endeavors.
Superintendent Cochran and the Board of Education also paid tribute to Johnson Central High School teacher Mrs. Tamera Haney, who is retiring after 24 years of dedicated service. Mrs. Haney was praised for her hard work, commitment, and lasting impact on her students and the community.
The Johnson County Board Meeting highlighted the importance of recognizing and celebrating the achievements of students, teachers, faculty, staff, parents, and the community within the school district. A heartfelt thank you was extended to everyone involved for their contributions and for making the meeting a success.
