Due to road conditions, bus turnarounds, and frigid temperatures, tomorrow will be NTI Day 7.
Students and Parents:
Check your Google Classrooms to ensure all NTI Day assignments for Days 1-6 are complete.
Look for any messages from your teachers with updates or instructions.
Meals will be available for pickup, and a detailed post with more information will be shared a little later.
Let’s make NTI Day 7 a productive and meaningful day of learning! Stay safe and warm, Eagles!
The Johnson County School District will be closed on Monday, January 20th in observance of Martin Luther King Jr. Day as scheduled in our original school calendar.
There will be no school in the Johnson County School District tomorrow, Friday, January 17, due to some snow-covered, icy roads and bus turnaround conditions. This will be a traditional snow day.
Students and Parents/Guardians:
Each student should take this opportunity to be proactive by carefully reviewing their Google Classroom and ensuring all assignments for NTI Days 1-6 are complete. Check for any messages or missing work, and return to school prepared with everything complete. Let’s stay on track and achieve our goals!
Meals:
Meals will be available, and a sign-up form will be posted later this afternoon. Stay tuned for further details!
NTI Day 6 Announcement: Thursday, January 16, 2025
Due to continued icy roads and unsafe bus turnaround conditions, there will be no school in the Johnson County School District tomorrow, Thursday, January 16th. There are currently several roads that we cannot drive on due to these challenges. This will be NTI Day 6.
Students and Parents/Guardians:
Let’s work hard to complete all assignments for NTI Days 1-6. Please check your Google Classroom carefully for any messages or missing assignments. Assignments for NTI Day 6 will be posted by 10:00 AM on Thursday.
Stay safe, stay focused, and let’s keep learning!
Soar high, Eagles!
Due to continued road conditions, unusable bus turnaround spots, and single-digit temperatures with below-zero wind chills, the Johnson County School District will have an NTI Day 5 tomorrow, Wednesday, January 15th.
*Students and Parents/Guardians:
*Review Google Classroom carefully for any missing assignments.
*All NTI Day assignments will be posted to Google Classroom by 10 AM on Wednesday.
*Be proactive and ensure all assignments are completed for NTI Days 1-5!
*Check for your teachers' messages and respond to any notes or questions.
While we can’t be together in the classroom, every NTI Day is a valuable opportunity to continue learning and growing. Let’s stay focused and make the most of this time to ensure success.
Hi, Eagle Families!
Tomorrow, Tuesday, January 14th, will be a regular snow day for the Johnson County School District.
Students: If you haven’t completed NTI Days 1-4, this is a great time to catch up and get everything finished.
Parents/Guardians: Please review Google Classroom with your child. Check for any missing assignments or messages from their teachers.
If you have any questions or need assistance, don’t hesitate to contact your child’s teacher.
Stay warm, stay safe, and enjoy your day!
There will be no school tomorrow, Wednesday, January 8. This will be a traditional snow day. As power continues to be restored, please complete NTI Day 1 assignments as you are able. Stay safe and warm, Eagles!
Tuesday, January 7th, will be a regular snow day in the Johnson County School District. As power is restored, please work to complete NTI Day 1 assignments as you are able. Stay safe and warm, Eagles!
Tomorrow, Monday, January 6th, there will be no school in the Johnson County School District. This will be NTI Day 1, and assignments will be posted in Google Classroom no later than 10:00 AM on Monday. Stay safe and warm!
Happy New Year from the Johnson County School District! Wishing our Eagles health, happiness, and success as we grow together. Let’s soar to new heights in 2025!
We honor the dedication, leadership, and countless hours our athletic administrators invest in creating opportunities for students to thrive both on and off the field. Their commitment to excellence builds strong programs, promotes teamwork, and inspires lifelong success.
We are excited to see everyone bright and early tomorrow morning as we follow our regular schedule. Let’s finish this week strong. Let’s go, Eagles!
The Johnson County School District extends its heartfelt sympathy to the family and friends of Mr. Steve Witten. In honor of his many years of dedicated service to our schools and community, the flag was flown at half-staff. Steve’s contributions have left a lasting impact on countless students and colleagues. Our thoughts and prayers are with his loved ones during this difficult time.
The Johnson County School District will be closed today, Thursday, December 12, for a regular snow day due to slick conditions on many untreated roads and black ice on several other roads. This is not an NTI day. Stay safe and warm!
The Johnson County School District extends heartfelt condolences to the family and friends of Ms. Beatrice Osborne, a dedicated long-time educator whose impact will be remembered by all who knew her. The flag at the Johnson County Board of Education will be flown at half-staff today in her honor.
The Johnson County School District will be on a 2-hour delay today, Thursday, December 5th.
Thank you, Mr. Brandon Adams, for delivering air purifiers to all of our classrooms. Christmas came early this year at Highland Elementary!
We are incredibly proud to announce that 24 of our talented students in grades 7-12 have been selected to represent Johnson County Schools at the Kentucky All-State Choir in Louisville this February!
🎶 Congratulations to Clevelynn Allen, Nolan Amburgey, Arabella Bowen, Maggie Burchett, William Case, Maycee Curnell, Jackson Evans, Braylen Gillespie, Christian Halfhill, Cyndi Jeffiers, Josh Johnson, Parker Jude, Rhett Lutz, Emma Mulkey, Jenna Music, Lexi Parrigin, Nick Pruitt, Noah Ratliff, Ryleigh Scarberry, Cara Stephens, Carter Stephens, Leland Whitaker, Karson Walker, and Addyson Webb!! 🎶
Their dedication and hard work have earned them this amazing opportunity to shine on a statewide stage at the Kentucky Center for the Performing Arts in Louisville. We know that they will represent our school and community with excellence!🖤💛🦅💛🖤
The Johnson County School District will operate on a regular schedule today. Our team has been out checking roads this morning. We appreciate the state highway department for their efforts in treating the state roads.
We look forward to seeing you soon and having a fantastic last day before Thanksgiving break!
The Johnson County School District will observe Thanksgiving Break from Monday, November 25th, through Friday, November 29th. We wish our students, staff, and families a safe and joyous holiday filled with gratitude and togetherness. Happy Thanksgiving!
