Congratulations to JC's own Mrs. Artisha Sturgill (English) and Mr. Shawn Butcher (Math) for attaining and maintaining National Board Certification!
Students with 9 or more unexcused absences (or 63 or more unexcused period absences) on December 15 will lose their driving privileges. Student who fail 3 or more classes for the semester will lose their driving privileges.
There is still time to improve your grades and submit absence excuses to the attendance clerk, Laura Ratliff. Fax excuses to (606) 789-2547, email them to laura.ratliff@johnson.kyschools.us, hand them to a main office secretary, or stick them in the box outside Mrs. Ratliff's office in room 5.
Good luck to the Cybersecurity Teams competing in the State CyberPatriot Competition today! Congratulations to both teams as they are gold tier qualifiers.
Elijah Arms, Dante Daniel, Montana Richmond, Jody Roberts, Memphis Slone, Bailey Wade, Grace Blackburn, Brannan Campbell, Adyn Fairchild, Ryan Rice, & Paetyn Trusty
Get in the Christmas spirit with us next week! 🎄🎅🏼
No Pass No Drive: December 19 will be the last day to turn in excused for absences for this semester. At that time, any student with 63 or more unexcused periods (totalling 9 or more days) will have their driving privileges suspended until May 25 per the No Pass No Drive Kentucky state law. Students must have their attendance in order by December 19. No drivers license or permit suspensions will be lifted until May 25, 2024. It is the student's responsibility to turn in excuses after each absence.
Feel free to fax excuses to 606-789-2547. Email excuses to laura.ratliff@johnson.kyschools.us. Drop excuses off to room 5 or the main office secretaries.
Students who are failing 3 or more classes for the semester will also lose their licenses or permits until May 25, 2024.
JCHS FCCLA attended their regional meeting today at the Pike County Library!
Today, freshman science students worked to identify rocks while studying rock formation and the history of earth.
Daily Announcements 11.30.23
Come join us for a great photo shoot opportunity at Johnson County Middle School this Saturday.
Our November round of practice ACT testing has concluded. We'd like to give a special shout out to these students for being the top scorers in each subject area. All of our students and teachers have been working incredibly hard and we are so proud of each of you.
Anyone interested in auditioning for Legally Blonde Jr. should join the Google Classroom. (3tvz3uy). Auditions are December 15th.
FCCLA Membership Dues are due today to Mrs. Stewart. Dues are $20.
Announcements for 11/27/2023.
Johnson Central High School is now home to the state's first School Based IT Generalist Registered Apprenticeship. This program will allow current students to earn an employment certificate, receive a competitive wage, and gain valuable on the job training as they complete their HS education. During the November board meeting, Ms. Jennifer Hampton from the Education and Labor cabinet presented JC Schools their certificate declaring them an official employer and apprenticeship participant. Pictured from left to right: Assistant Superintendent Noel Crum, JCHS Principal Justin Arms, Jennifer Hampton, Career Support Specialist Amanda Austin, Superintendent Thom Cochran, and CTE/Related Technical Instructor Andrew Castle.
Congratulations to these students who passed the Math College Readiness KYOTE!
First sticks for our medical assisting students today! Congrats to Alena Jude, Madisyn Spence, and Jonathan Trimble!!
Students in Mrs. Stewart's Child Services I class completed a mock classroom/office project this week. Students selected a grade level and content, then created a classroom to reflect their choices. Some students in this course are planning to pursue a career in psychology or school counseling; therefore, their projects were mock offices to reflect that.
Miss Angie's Culinary Arts students have been hard at work catering events this week!
These students have been given the full entrepreneurial experience of running a culinary business! When planning for these events, the students will complete everything from start to finish; planning with the customer, creating menu options (typically 3) for the budget provided, creating a grocery order, preparing the meal, setting up at the event, serving, cleaning, and finishing with a cost analysis to determine profit.
On Tuesday the students catered for ARH's Diabetic Health Fair at The Ramada Inn. Wednesday was a meal prepared for our BARR program and additional staff. Finally, Thursday was a meal prepared for a support group program in collaboration with our JCHS YSC. In total, these these students served around 300 people!
Congratulations to the following juniors for increasing their ACT composite to join a new level in the ACT Stars! We are proud of your hard work!
Bryce Ferguson (30 and up)
Madison Spradlin (28 and up)
Mayson Delong (25 and up)
Congratulations to these students for increasing their score in one or more subjects on the October 28 or 29 national ACT!
