The Interact Club has been busy making treats for some community partners. A great group of Kids giving back to our community.
Algebra 2 students using motion detectors to explore linear and quadratic relations.
Human Body Systems scholars brainstormed hormonal causes of a patient's seemingly unrelated symptoms on a Jamboard and narrowed the root cause to a pituitary tumor.
eSports playoffs League of Legends
JCHS (Eagle's Talon) vs HIGHLANDS HIGH SCHOOL (Bluebirds) round 1 December 2nd.
Our teachers are always learning! #JCEaglePride #MoreOpportunity
Congratulations to our Coca Cola Scholar semifinalist, Macy Conley! Almost 100,000 scholar applicants were evaluated and Miss Conley made the cut of only 1,609 to advance to semi -finalist status. We are very proud!
It's #SigningDay for Clara Blair! See you in the JCHS Lobby at 1:30PM as she inks her Letter of Intent with UPIKE. We are so proud of you, Clara!
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It's #SigningDay for Kendal Hall! See you in the JCHS Lobby at 1:30PM as she inks her Letter of Intent with UVA-Wise. We are so proud of you, Kendal!
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The second 9 week midterm ended on November 16. Teachers will have Campus Portal updated with current grades by the end of the school day on November 18. You are welcome to check in with your child's teachers from 4-6pm tomorrow (11-18-21).
The University of Kentucky Engineering solar car team donated their past car to Johnson Central's solar car team. Senior students in Mr. Reel's capstone class are checking it out this morning. Thanks to our team's transportation sponsor, Conley Wrecker Service for picking it up.
Students in Mr. Butcher’s Algebra 2 class applied knowledge of piecewise functions to create models for the amount paid in income taxes. They then used Desmos graphing utility to visualize and interpret income tax and effective tax rates.
Check Out Eagle Enrichment this week 😊
AP Students,
Today is the ABSOLUTE last day to register for AP exams with no $40 late fee. Mrs. Caudill can accept registrations until 3:30pm today. Exams cost $10 or are free if the student doesn't live with birth parents, are adopted, in foster care, receives medicaid or food stamps.
Here is the up to date list of who has registered:
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1wL-rROeJdMic3ZC9USzYuUR2aGxtztglc7DrTKy1TKw/edit?usp=sharing
Tomorrow is Eagle Madness! Join us at JCHS for a great day of basketball.
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This coming Monday at 3:30 pm is the final cut off for AP exam registrations. Please see Mrs. Caudill in the main office if you are interested in taking AP exams. Exams are $10 each (unless you qualify for free testing). There is a $40 late fee for ALL registrations after November 15.
All kiddos who have registered so far are linked below:
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1wL-rROeJdMic3ZC9USzYuUR2aGxtztglc7DrTKy1TKw/edit?usp=sharing
Mrs. Howard’s Chemistry classes are learning about the history of the atomic theory by making timelines that show the different scientists and what they did!
JCHS Animal Technology students used a portable ultrasound machine to confirm pregnancy on Mrs. Blair’s poodle, Allie. Students were able to identify the bladder, spleen and uterus on the US machine as well as locate fluid filled gestational sacs.
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JCHS Agriculture Science teacher, Sheena Blair and her 4th period Animal Science class have been learning how animals provide food for people and what animal byproducts are. Students were specifically interested in learning about the sturgeon family of fish and the harvesting and salt curing of fish eggs, also known as Caviar. Caviar, a delicacy, is often served as an appetizer, with some being high priced. Per request, students were able to try caviar, along with a few other delicacy food items.
Best of Luck to our JCHS JV Academic team in their JV Challenge!
