NO SCHOOL — Tuesday, February 3
TRADITIONAL SNOW DAY
There will be no school on Tuesday, February 3, in the Johnson County School District. This will be a Traditional Snow Day due to icy, snow-covered secondary roads and unsafe bus turnaround areas.
Students, please check Google Classroom for messages from your teachers and ensure all assignments are complete for NTI Days 5–8.
Stay safe, keep warm, Golden Eagles!
TRADITIONAL SNOW DAY
There will be no school on Tuesday, February 3, in the Johnson County School District. This will be a Traditional Snow Day due to icy, snow-covered secondary roads and unsafe bus turnaround areas.
Students, please check Google Classroom for messages from your teachers and ensure all assignments are complete for NTI Days 5–8.
Stay safe, keep warm, Golden Eagles!
National School Counseling Week | February 2–6
This week, we recognize and celebrate our school counselors for the critical role they play in supporting students’ academic success, social-emotional growth, and future readiness.
Thank you for advocating for students, strengthening connections, and helping every learner navigate their path forward.
This week, we recognize and celebrate our school counselors for the critical role they play in supporting students’ academic success, social-emotional growth, and future readiness.
Thank you for advocating for students, strengthening connections, and helping every learner navigate their path forward.
Our current 5th graders will become Johnson County Middle School students next fall. They’ll begin sixth grade with a strong support system already in place—socially, emotionally, and academically.
NTI Day 8 | Monday, February 2
Due to icy secondary roads, unsafe bus turnaround spots, and continued dangerous wind chills, Johnson County Schools will operate on an NTI Day on Monday, February 2.
Students, please log in to Google Classroom to complete assigned work, check for messages from your teachers, and ensure that NTI Days 5, 6, and 7 are all complete.
Stay safe, stay warm, Golden Eagles.
Gifted Education Month
A huge shout-out to Mrs. Andrea Daniels and Mr. Shawn Butcher for their dedication to supporting and challenging gifted learners. Their work ensures students are engaged, inspired, and empowered to reach their full potential.
A huge shout-out to Mrs. Andrea Daniels and Mr. Shawn Butcher for their dedication to supporting and challenging gifted learners. Their work ensures students are engaged, inspired, and empowered to reach their full potential.
Career & Technical Education Month
Career exploration is not an add-on at Johnson Central High School—it is embedded in the learning experience through 33 in-house Career & Technical Pathways.
The new Johnson Central High School & Career Technical Center, currently under construction, reflects our continued commitment to preparing students for college and careers.
Career exploration is not an add-on at Johnson Central High School—it is embedded in the learning experience through 33 in-house Career & Technical Pathways.
The new Johnson Central High School & Career Technical Center, currently under construction, reflects our continued commitment to preparing students for college and careers.
We are grateful for our dedicated and wonderful school lunch heroes who are serving meals to students across the Johnson County School District on this cold winter day. Their care and commitment ensure our Golden Eagles are nourished and ready to learn.
To help ensure all Johnson County students have access to nutritious meals while school is out of session, we will be offering meal pickups on Friday, January 30.
Meals will be available at Porter Elementary & JCHS for any child aged 1-18 years regardless of school enrollment. Breakfast meals will be available for parents/guardians or children to pick up from 8:00-9:30 am while lunch meal pickups will span from 8:00 am to 12:30 pm.
We look forward to being back in school and seeing our students in our cafeteria lines, but until then, we’ll gladly serve them with meal pickups.
Meals will be available at Porter Elementary & JCHS for any child aged 1-18 years regardless of school enrollment. Breakfast meals will be available for parents/guardians or children to pick up from 8:00-9:30 am while lunch meal pickups will span from 8:00 am to 12:30 pm.
We look forward to being back in school and seeing our students in our cafeteria lines, but until then, we’ll gladly serve them with meal pickups.
Due to icy road conditions on secondary roads and bus turnaround spots, there will be no school in the Johnson County School District on Friday, January 30. This will be a Traditional Snow Day.
Please check Google Classroom to ensure all assignments have been submitted and respond to any messages from your teachers.
Enjoy your snow day, Golden Eagles. Stay safe and warm!
The Johnson County School District extends its deepest sympathies to the family and friends of Ms. Eloise Hyden. Ms. Hyden faithfully served the students of Johnson County at Meade Memorial and made a lasting impact on both the school and the community. We are grateful for her service and dedication.
The flag will be lowered to half-staff in her honor.
The flag will be lowered to half-staff in her honor.
Tomorrow, Thursday, January 29, will be NTI Day 7.
Please check Google Classroom to ensure NTI Days 5 and 6 are completed and review any messages from your teachers.
Let’s keep our learning soaring, Golden Eagles!
Please check Google Classroom to ensure NTI Days 5 and 6 are completed and review any messages from your teachers.
Let’s keep our learning soaring, Golden Eagles!
Wednesday, January 28 will be NTI Day 6 in the Johnson County School District. Please check Google Classroom to ensure all NTI Day 5 assignments are complete. Stay safe, keep warm, and work hard, Golden Eagles!
The Johnson County School District will not be in session tomorrow, Tuesday, January 27. Tomorrow will be a Traditional Snow Day. Please check Google Classroom to confirm NTI Day 5 assignments are complete and submitted. Stay safe and warm, Golden Eagles!
The Johnson County School District will not be in session, Monday, January 26. Tomorrow will be NTI Day 5. Work hard to complete all assignments. Stay safe and warm, Golden Eagles!
Solving systems of equations using the substitution method in Mr. Boldens 8th grade math class.
The Johnson County School District will be closed on Monday, January 19, in observance of Dr. Martin Luther King Day.
School Closure: January 16 and January 19
The Johnson County School District will not be in session tomorrow, Friday, January 16, due to illness and to allow extended time for sanitation of school facilities. School will also be closed on Monday, January 19, in observance of Martin Luther King Jr. Day. Rest up, Golden Eagles, and come back ready to soar.
The Johnson County School District will not be in session tomorrow, Friday, January 16, due to illness and to allow extended time for sanitation of school facilities. School will also be closed on Monday, January 19, in observance of Martin Luther King Jr. Day. Rest up, Golden Eagles, and come back ready to soar.
Outstanding Opportunity for ALL Eastern Kentucky High School Students
The University of Kentucky College of Pharmacy is hosting The Wonders of Pharmacy—an interactive, hands-on event created specifically for high school students interested in pharmacy, medication use, and the pharmaceutical sciences.
Students will experience an afternoon of engaging stations, games, prizes, snacks, and behind-the-scenes activities led by current PharmD students and practicing professionals.
Parents, guardians, and high school counselors and teachers are welcome to attend.
Event Details
Date: April 25, 2026
Time: Noon – 4:00 PM
Location: UK College of Pharmacy, Lee T. Todd, Jr. Building, Lexington, KY
Registration: Scan the QR code in the graphic to register!
This is an outstanding opportunity not only for Johnson Central High School students but for all high school students across Eastern Kentucky.
Please share and spread the word so our students can experience this exceptional event.
Questions? Email crome.lab@uky.edu
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The University of Kentucky College of Pharmacy is hosting The Wonders of Pharmacy—an interactive, hands-on event created specifically for high school students interested in pharmacy, medication use, and the pharmaceutical sciences.
Students will experience an afternoon of engaging stations, games, prizes, snacks, and behind-the-scenes activities led by current PharmD students and practicing professionals.
Parents, guardians, and high school counselors and teachers are welcome to attend.
Event Details
Date: April 25, 2026
Time: Noon – 4:00 PM
Location: UK College of Pharmacy, Lee T. Todd, Jr. Building, Lexington, KY
Registration: Scan the QR code in the graphic to register!
This is an outstanding opportunity not only for Johnson Central High School students but for all high school students across Eastern Kentucky.
Please share and spread the word so our students can experience this exceptional event.
Questions? Email crome.lab@uky.edu
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The Johnson County School District extends our sincere appreciation to the Johnson County School Police and all law enforcement professionals on Law Enforcement Appreciation Day. Thank you for your dedication and for keeping our schools and communities safe.
The Johnson County School District is thankful for the opportunities the KYCL25 Grant is providing our students.
Across our elementary classrooms, students are using multisensory manipulatives that strengthen Science of Reading instructional strategies and support teachers as they deliver explicit, systematic literacy instruction that builds strong foundational reading skills.
Across our elementary classrooms, students are using multisensory manipulatives that strengthen Science of Reading instructional strategies and support teachers as they deliver explicit, systematic literacy instruction that builds strong foundational reading skills.
