JC Baseball welcomes the Tigers to Joe Taylor Athletic Complex for game #2 in the District series. Game time is 6PM April 23rd.
Parents & Guardians – We Value Your Feedback!
Please take a few minutes to complete the Spring School Culture Survey. This is open to all family members of high school students, and your input will help us improve the school experience for your student, their classmates, and future generations of JCHS students.
Thank you for partnering with us to make JCHS the best it can be!
https://www.leaderinme.com/s/johnson-central-high-school/families
The Lady Eagles play host to the Lady Bulldogs of Hazard Tuesday at 6PM at JCHS.
The Golden Eagles soar across the creek for 57th District Baseball at Paintsville.
Congrats our JCHS Medical Assisting students for passing their CCMA certification exam! 100% pass rate! They are amazing💕👏🎉🦅🖤💛🩺🏥⚕️
From The School Store,
A golfer and basketball player came today and asked why don't they have Clogs? An hour later each of them had designed their team clog. Help support our students below!
https://jchs-class-of-2025.printify.me
Seniors!!! We need your pictures!!! If you haven't already done so, please submit your baby pic, headshots, and full body pictures!!! This is the last call for pics! Final submissions accepted until Friday, April 25th!!!
Dr. Robbie Fletcher, The Kentucky Commissioner of Education, visited Johnson County Schools on Friday. During his visit he met many of our student leaders and observed the countless opportunities offered to our students at the elementary, middle, and high school level.
Photos taken by Johnson Central High School students Jacob Slone and Jacee Baker
Congratulations to the 2025-2026 Johnson Central Dance Team!!! #WeAreJC #JCDT
Come out and watch the Golden Eagle Baseball Team play host to the Lawrence County Bulldogs. First pitch around 6:00PM. #WeAreJC
Watch Live:
https://www.johnson.k12.ky.us/o/johnson-central-high-school/page/jchs-livestream?bfplayvid=2362320
🎓 Attention Class of 2025! 🎓
There will be a mandatory meeting for all graduates to review important dates and information pertaining to graduation and the events prior. Please plan to attend!
Congratulations to Dante Daniel! Dante passed his Computer Programming end of program assessment!
CTE End of Program assessments (EOPs) are used to evaluate student proficiency in specific career pathways. In addition to the credential itself, students can also earn articulated credit to specific postsecondary institutions.
Congratulations to these students who passed their Aerospace Engineering end of program assessment!
CTE End of Program assessments (EOPs) are used to evaluate student proficiency in specific career pathways. In addition to the credential itself, students can also earn articulated credit to specific postsecondary institutions.
Congratulations to these students who passed their Plant Science Systems end of program assessment!
CTE End of Program assessments (EOPs) are used to evaluate student proficiency in specific career pathways. In addition to the credential itself, students can also earn articulated credit to specific postsecondary institutions.
Congratulations to these students who passed their Early Childhood Education end of program assessment!
CTE End of Program assessments (EOPs) are used to evaluate student proficiency in specific career pathways. In addition to the credential itself, students can also earn articulated credit to specific postsecondary institutions.
Congratulations to these students who passed their Culinary and Food Services end of program assessment!
CTE End of Program assessments (EOPs) are used to evaluate student proficiency in specific career pathways. In addition to the credential itself, students can also earn articulated credit to specific postsecondary institutions.
Congratulations to these students who passed their Animal Science end of program assessment!
CTE End of Program assessments (EOPs) are used to evaluate student proficiency in specific career pathways. In addition to the credential itself, students can also earn articulated credit to specific postsecondary institutions.
Congratulations to these students who passed their Ag Power and Structured Tech Systems end of program assessment!
CTE End of Program assessments (EOPs) are used to evaluate student proficiency in specific career pathways. In addition to the credential itself, students can also earn articulated credit to specific postsecondary institutions.
Congratulations to Loralei Arms for passing her Hospitality, Travel Tourism, and Recreation end of program assessment! This is a brand new and exciting pathway at JCHS!
CTE End of Program assessments (EOPs) are used to evaluate student proficiency in specific career pathways. In addition to the credential itself, students can also earn articulated credit to specific postsecondary institutions.
Congratulations to these students who passed their Civil Engineering end of program assessment!
CTE End of Program assessments (EOPs) are used to evaluate student proficiency in specific career pathways. In addition to the credential itself, students can also earn articulated credit to specific postsecondary institutions.
