JCHS Lady Eagle JV soccer feeling good vibes after defeating Belfry 9-1 and Pikeville 7-0 this morning. Followed by a bus concert and Gattiland.
Congratulations to our Boys Soccer Team with their 3-1 win on the road against Estill County.
These Juniors are out of this world! Help us celebrate the top ACT English performers.
Let's kick off the weekend with our first round of September practice ACT scores! Big shoutout to these top Sophomores for an outstanding science ACT performance.
Please join us tomorrow evening, September 24th, for the annual Apple Blossom pageants!
Admission is $5 for everyone. Junior Miss Apple Blossom will begin at 5:00 PM and Miss Apple Blossom will follow at 7:00 PM. Apple dumplings will also be sold during the pageants.
Congratulations to these amazing math students!
We'd also like to congratulate these seniors who have joined our Postsecondary and College Ready lists:
Postsecondary Ready- Dylan Pittman, Jessee Blair, Wyatt Blankenship, Jacob Dollarhide, and David Fink.
College Ready - Kaitlynn Howard and Nathan L. Maynard
We are so proud of our students!
Congratulations to Trent and Mason!
Congratulations to our 2016 graduate Lindsay Wetzel for coming back to the Eagle's Nest as a science department faculty member.
September's national ACT results are in! Congratulations to Simon Thach for joining the 25 and above score club!
Opportunities are endless at JCHS and our students never fail to take advantage. This week, our Seniors have been working incredibly hard to be both postsecondary ready and college ready.
We'd like to welcome the following new additions to our lists:
College Ready- Joanna Balch, Kennedy Dunkle, Tanner Fairchild and Brayden Mollette
Postsecondary Ready - Bailee Fannin, TJ King, and Tracy VanHoose
Our Eagles have been hard at it again today with another successful round of KYOTE testing! A big congratulations to each of these young people for their commitment to excellence.
Congratulations to these Postsecondary Ready Seniors!
The Kentucky Department of Education defines postsecondary readiness as "the attainment of the necessary knowledge, skills, and dispositions for a student to successfully transition to the next level of his or her educational career". We are so very proud to publish this list of seniors who meet these requirements.
If you have any questions about your or your child's postsecondary readiness status, please contact Ms. Amanda Ratliff.
Absence excuses from August 10 until now must be turned in to our attendance clerk, Laura Ratliff, by this Friday. Mrs. Ratliff is in the lobby outside the main office daily from 8am until 8:30am to collect excuse slips. She is in room 5 during 1-7th periods to accept excuses. Excuse slips can also be faxed to 606-789-2547 or emailed to laura.ratliff@johnson.kyschools.us.
Excuses for absences between August 10 until now cannot be turned in after this Friday as the attendance alteration window will close. So check your attendance in Campus Portal to make sure you don't have any unexcused absences. 63 unexcused absence periods or more in a semester results in suspension of your permit or license.
A "college ready" status earns our seniors a pink cord to wear at graduation. The following students have earned this honor by achieving a qualifying score on their Reading/English/Writing ACT or KYOTE as well as a qualifying score on their Math ACT or KYOTE. We are so proud that no matter what path they may choose, these Eagles are ready for anything!
If you have questions about your college ready status, feel free to contact Ms. Amanda Ratliff.
KYOTE testing continued today, and our Eagles excelled yet again! Congratulations to these students for passing their KYOTE math exam.
Congratulations to these students! They are one step closer to Postsecondary Readiness.
Join us in Eagle Enrichment this week.
We meet in the JCHS and JCMS Library before and after school 😊
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Come out to the homecoming game tonight to see a first look at the EagleX Solar Team's rolling chassis for the solar car we are building! Engineering, art, and especially welding students have been hard at work making our plans for a fully aluminum frame for this car a reality. This car is made possible because of our partnership with UK, our financial sponsors, and our community sponsors.
Shannon from the Johnson County Public Library helped our Eagle Enrichment kids make candy sushi today in after school.
We enjoyed learning to use our chop sticks ☺️
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Human body’s systems scholars are comparing how tall their long bones dictate they will be to how tall they actually are! Our class learned that their femur length is the most accurate predictor of their actual height.
