Let's support our JCHS juniors as they tackle the state ACT tomorrow! Wear bright colors and shades because THEIR FUTURE IS SO BRIGHT!
Big Sandy is hosting a college and career fair on April 13th , 2022 from 9:00am-2:00pm. The event is in the student center on the Prestonsburg Campus. They are expecting over 30 colleges, technical schools, and universities.
Please join us in supporting our Juniors!
The following people who wanted to purchase a 2021 yearbook may do so from now until March 11th. After this time they will be available to purchase for anyone until sold out.
Andrew Adams
Bryson Hackney
Conner McKenzie
Cody Murphy
John Blair
Jenny Blanton
Elizabeth Walker
Crystal Johnson
Belinda Alsobrooks
Dustyn Cunnigan
Paul Johnson
The following people need to stop by and pick up their 2021 yearbook.
Blayne Boone
Kris Cole
Keara Collins
Will Cook
Christopher Meek
Courtney Music
Nathaniel Narendakumar
Lacie Osborne
Kalee Slone
William Jordan Tackett
Logan Woody
Please pass the word!
Junior Caylee Caudill has been participating in the Appalachian Career Training in Oncology (ACTION) Program. She applied for the program and was selected to participate with other high school students and UK students. The program consists of monthly meetings and two 5-week summer programs.
During this time, she and the other participants wrote essays about cancer, its affect on Appalachia, and ways to combat it. Her essay can be found in the 2nd edition of “The Cancer Crisis in Appalachia:Kentucky Students Take Action”. The book will be featured in the JCHS Library and students are welcome to stop in to read Caylee’s chapter.
Caudill is a 4.0 student who plans to attend UK and become a Surgical Oncologist. We are so proud of her participation in this amazing opportunity.
#JCEaglePride
Congratulations to our JCHS Wrestling Team: State Runner Up, Reece Goss: State Champion, Many Top 8 Finishers, and Coach Blake Gamble, 2022 KHSAA Coach of the Year! 🤼♀️
#Legacy #JCEagles #Family
Educators engaged in learning as Johnson Central High School Assistant Principal Marc Shepherd discussed the importance of mastery learning and the positive impact on academic growth. Thank you, Mr. Shepherd for preparing such an outstanding presentation!
Congratulations JCHS!
15th Region Academic Champions
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#AcademicTradition #JCEagles #Governor’sCup #MoreOpportunity #LeaveALegacy
Tonight is Senior Night! Come out and support all of our Winter Sports Seniors! Senior Night recognition will begin at approximately 6:45, followed by our Girls Varsity vs Belfry.
See you at the Fieldhouse! Go Eagles!
Good luck to the boys swim team in action today at the state championships. Left to right: Jaydon Mayhan, Nick Hardin, Connor Castle, Jacob Rubado, and Nick Arrowood.
Juniors will need to bring their charged chromebooks to their chemistry class tomorrow as they will be completing the MyAct pre-test information required for the state ACT occurring in early March.
Please be on time for chemistry class as the process will take a full class period.
Quarantined or absent students can complete the MyAct process in chemistry class when they return.
February 15th is National School Resource Officer Day. Thank you, Officer Williams, for always ensuring the safety of our students!
NTI Day 7 due to several snow-covered roads, especially in the northern part of our county. Let's make sure to complete all of our assignments!
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!
