Ms Willis, Mrs Hopson and Mr Johnson's Integrated Math 2 classes utilized a kinesthetic activity to demonstrate their understanding of angle pair relationships.
State bound! We'd like to congratulate the following individual and relays for qualifying for the state swim championships: Jacob Rubado qualified for the 50 and 100 freestyle (Region 9 Champion 50 free, runner up 100 free, All Region Team). Connor Castle, Nick Arrowood, Nick Hardin, and Jacob Rubado for 200 free relay (3rd place at regions). Rubado, Hardin, Jaydon Mayhan, and Castle in the 400 freestyle relay (Region 9 runner-up)!
It's GAME DAY! Pack the Fieldhouse!
#JCEaglePride #RivalWeek
February is Educator Appreciation Month. This month is designed to show gratitude to educators and support staff for their unwavering dedication to students and the school community. Thank you, Eagles, for always going the extra mile to support our students!
We are so proud of our Girls Bowling Team and their coach, Todd Conley! For the first time in school history, JCHS Bowling advanced in a State Tournament match. They not only made history, but bowled all the way to the KHSAA State Championship! #MoreOpportunity #JCEaglePride
Happy FRYSC Appreciation Week from the Johnson County School District. Our district has outstanding directors who always go above and beyond to support students, parents, and the community!
Happy National School Counselor Week from the Johnson County School District. A huge thanks to each of our counselors for always supporting and meeting the needs of our students!
Golden Eagle Bowling is in the STATE FINALS for the first time in JCHS History! Bring it home, ladies!
#MoreOpportunity #JCEaglePride
Join us today at 1:30 as Chris Meek signs with Union College to play collegiate football. We are so proud of you, Chris!
#MoreOpportunity #WingsUp #JCEaglePride
The Johnson County School District will operate on regular schedule Monday, February 7th. We are looking forward to another fantastic week of learning!
We are so excited for Senior Zoe Castle. Zoe is a 2022 Semifinalist for the Cooke Scholarship program. This year the Foundation received more than 5,300 applications from high school seniors across the country. If selected a finalist Zoe could receive a scholarship of up to $55,000 a year.
We are so excited for Senior Zoe Castle. Zoe is a 2022 Semifinalist for the Cooke Scholarship program. This year the Foundation received more than 5,300
applications from high school seniors across the country. If selected a finalist Zoe could receive a scholarship of up to $55,000 a year.
The 2022 yearbook link doesn't seem to be working again. try this link:
https://yearbookforever.com/
Put in Johnson Central High School and it should bring up our shop. They have had issues with this and thought they had them worked out.
Tomorrow, February 4th is a snow day in the Johnson County School District. Please stay safe and warm, Eagles!
Congratulations to Owen Lemaster on signing his letter of intent to play football at Georgetown College. Georgetown is getting a spectacular student athlete and we are proud of his career as a Golden Eagle both on and off the field.
#WingsUp #JCEaglePride #MoreOpportunity
Auditions for Aladdin will be held virtually. See the Google Classroom for details.
Congratulations to 2018 JCHS alumnus Blake Gamble as he has returned to Johnson Central as our newest special education instructor. Best wishes for you, Mr. Gamble!
Valentine's Day is Monday, February 14, so please take note of the information below regarding gift deliveries to students who ride afternoon school buses.
All Valentine gifts for faculty, staff, and students are to be delivered after 1pm to the JCHS cafeteria.
Afternoon bus riders in particular:
Floral arrangements, balloons, large stuffed animals, and any other type of gift that would obstruct the bus driver's view are NOT permitted on school buses. Bus passengers with those types of deliveries must have a guardian pick them up from school. Small edible items in non-glass containers that can be stored in backpacks are permitted.
Students in Mr. Reel's Engineering II class have been designing, building, and programming automated model elevators, robotic arms, autonomous cars, and soccer goals. Stay tuned next week for videos of them in action.
