Johnson Central High School’s FCCLA Student Organization and Young Women Lead Club are excited to host the 59th annual Miss Apple Blossom Festivities! This year we will be bringing back a few past traditions and hope to see as many past winners join us as possible! Please check the Official Kentucky Apple Festival page for updates regularly as we make these announcements.
The pageants will be held on Saturday, September 30th beginning at 5:00 P.M. for Junior Miss Apple Blossom with Miss to follow at 7:00 P.M.
If you are interested in submitting an application, please choose from the two below based on the grade level of the participant. If you have any questions, please contact Macey Stewart at macey.stewart@johnson.kyschools.us or 606-789-2500.
General admission for the public will be $5; 2 years of age and under will be admitted for free. As always, we will be serving general concessions along with our famous apple dumplings and vanilla bean ice cream.
We can’t wait to kick off Apple Days by reigning in our 2023 Apple Blossom winners! Join us for an exciting and memorable night as we “celebrate the tradition” of Miss Apple Blossom and all her splendor.
Miss Apple Blossom (9th - 12th): https://forms.gle/aXTESp796S8Fy6Vd9
Junior Miss Apple Blossom (6th - 8th): https://forms.gle/HFf2UWfB43o39wVP7
JCHS officially launched the BARR10 program today. BARR10 is a scale up of the 9th grade BARR program (Building Assets Reducing Risks) aimed at providing social/emotional support, academic monitoring and intervention, and other risk prevention to 10th graders. #BARRCenter
Any high school student interested in auditioning for Elf on Friday, September 1st should join the Google Classroom using the code st3psqr.
Parents, if you filled out the online dental form while doing the registration for your student we need you to fill out a paper form also. That form was sent home last week. Please fill it out and return by Friday. Forms are available in the youth service center if you need one.
It's fall picture time, JCHS!!! Be ready to say "cheese" tomorrow, August 16th!!!
Freshman students use a Lego challenge to analyze and discuss the importance of well-written scientific procedures.
Our next English department spotlight is on Ms. Emily Warne. Ms. Warne is not just the freshmen (Team Black) English teacher, but she is also the director of all the fantastic plays our talented JCHS students put on!
If your child takes any routine medications during school hours or has a medical condition that requires an emergency medication such as seizures, diabetes, allergies, or asthma please contact the school nurse. You may call the school 789-2500 or email samantha.garrett@johnson.kyschools.us
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Students, when you arrive at school in the morning, please check your schedule in your Infinite Campus. We have dealt with leveling overcrowded classes the last few days and had to rearrange when some sections were taught, which has affected several schedules. Do not use a screenshot from weeks ago. As always, we will work with schedule change requests within the first week of school. Thank you and we look forward to having you tomorrow!
Today's English spotlight is on the English department chair, Mrs. Amiee Cantrell-Webb. Mrs. Webb is the high school curriculum director and GSP coordinator and dual credit coordinator in addition to teaching a section of AP Literature and AP Language. She is excited to see her students this year.
JCHS Drop-Off & Bus Information
Here are some safety reminders for dropping off and picking up students. Follow one of the two routes (red or blue arrows) to access the rear student drop off/pick up areas (outlined in green).
DO NOT pull into the staff lot (outlined in black) to drop students off in the morning or to pick them up in the afternoon.
See the attached photo for an example of correct student drop off pathways::
Click the link below for bus route info ⬇️
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1ZWBJVAACKrkE8HOP1k6LdbOQRpaiQsKK/view?usp=drivesdk
Our next English spotlight is shining on Dr. Matt Cantrell. Dr. Cantrell will be back teaching ENG 111/112 as well as AP Literature next year!
Our next English spotlight is on Dr. Steve Estep. Known to most as Dr. E, Dr. Estep will be teaching ENG 111/112, Coms 225, and FMA 135. Dr. E is looking forward to bringing his students 12 hours of FREE college credit!
Our next English spotlight is Mr. Jeremiah Back. Mr. Back is always enthusiastic about his students, and he is excited as he has ENG III classes all day this year! However, Mr. Back has not had too much of a break as he spent the summer starting the elementary swim program.
It is with great pleasure that we introduce to you Mr. Marc Shepherd, an Assistant Principal at JCHS, known for his dedicated approach to education. With his extensive experience and unwavering commitment to maintaining discipline and fostering a productive learning environment, Mr. Shepherd will continue to make a significant impact on our school community.
Mr. Shepherd's reputation as a leader who leads with a firm hand is a testament to his dedication to upholding high standards of behavior and academic excellence. His approach is characterized by a strong sense of responsibility, ensuring that our students receive the guidance and support they need to succeed, both in their studies and in their personal development.
Our next administration team spotlight is on Mr. Tommy McKenzie, an Assistant Principal at JCHS who brings a wealth of expertise in the vital area of building and grounds maintenance. With his dedication to creating an optimal learning environment, Mr. McKenzie plays a pivotal role in enhancing the aesthetics, safety, and functionality of our school campus.
As we know, the physical environment in which learning takes place plays a crucial role in shaping the overall educational journey. With Mr. McKenzie's leadership, we are optimistic that our school will provide a welcoming, clean, and well-maintained setting that fosters creativity, collaboration, and academic excellence.
It is with great pleasure and enthusiasm that we introduce to you to Mr. Jesse Peck, who will be joining our Johnson Central High School community as a new Assistant Principal. Mr. Peck brings with him a wealth of experience and a deep commitment to fostering a positive and disciplined learning environment.
With his dedication to education and a keen understanding of student dynamics, Mr. Peck has proven himself to be an exceptional leader in the field of student discipline. His approach is one that combines fairness, empathy, and firmness, ensuring that each student's individual needs are met while maintaining a respectful and orderly atmosphere.
Mr. Peck's background in education, coupled with his ability to connect with students on a personal level, make him a valuable asset to our school community. His passion for helping students grow not only academically but also as responsible and respectful members of society aligns perfectly with our school's values.
Our first guidance counselor spotlight belongs to Mrs.Amanda Murphy whose commitment to her craft is as awe-inspiring as it is genuine. She has transformed the role of a senior guidance counselor into a beacon of hope and understanding for those who seek her guidance. Whether it's assisting 12th graders in their academic pursuits, helping them navigate the complex web of college applications, or providing emotional support during challenging times, Mrs. Murphy's dedication knows no bounds.
Mrs. Murphy is celebrated for her ability to forge meaningful connections. Her genuine interest in the well-being of each individual she encounters has earned her the admiration and respect of students, parents, and colleagues alike. Her approachability and willingness to go the extra mile reflect her deep-seated belief in the transformative power of education and guidance.
Our next English spotlight is on Megan Wilson. Ms. Wilson will be the 9th grade Barr Gold Team English teacher this year, and she is super excited to get her third year started!
Our second English department spotlight goes to Mr. John Rehmeyer. After teaching underclassmen last year, Mr. Rehmeyer will be transitioning to senior English and also working as a KYOTE guru! Mr. Rehmeyer is beginning his second year as an Eagle, and we are excited to have him back!
