Join us in welcoming JCHS alumna, Laura Grace Ratliff, to our Eagle Nest!
Attention: Incoming Freshmen!
Volleyball Tryouts!
The proof is in the numbers at JCHS! We have #MoreOpportunities for students than any school in Kentucky!
Would you like to know how learning IN-PERSON affects a student's academic performance? The number of passing Advanced Placement scores increased from 2020-21 to 2021-22 by 882%!!! Let that sink in!
Click the link in the pinned post to get your child re-registered with Johnson Central for the 2022 school year!
Are you a parent of a current JCHS student or a student interested in attending JCHS this fall?
It's time to complete the quick and easy 1) 2022-23 online registration and 2) meal benefits form.
ONLINE REGISTRATION is how you update your child's sign out list, their address, phone number, etc that is necessary for them to receive their KEES money.
MEAL BENEFITS is what allows our district to keep providing free breakfasts and lunches to our children PLUS that info is used to determine who receives testing fee waivers, free college applications, bonus KEES money, etc.
***Parents of current JCHS students***
1) Complete ONLINE REGISTRATION. Use your parent portal credentials to log on> click MORE> click ONLINE REGISTRATION:
https://kyede6.infinitecampus.org/.../parents/johnson.jsp
2) Complete the MEAL BENEFITS form. In the same parent portal above click MORE> then click MEAL BENEFITS. You will create a PIN that will be used to electronically sign the form and you will also enter your parent portal password when it asks for a password. Make sure to click DONE at the end and you can print your form for your own records if desired.
***Parents of students interested in attending JCHS and have never attended before***
Click below and MAKE SURE to provide their correct social security number and home address so they can receive their KEES money.
https://kyede6.infinitecampus.org/.../email-choose-year
If you do not remember your parent portal credentials, call 606-789-2500 and the secretary will help you.
Make sure to follow our JCHS Assessment Office facebook page for registration deadlines, fee waiver information, score celebrations, etc!
https://www.facebook.com/JCHSassessmentoffice
Don’t miss this opportunity for a FREE physical for the 2022-2023 school year.
Johnson Central's PLTW Biomedical Science empowers students to build knowledge and skills in biomedical science, as well as in-demand, transportable skills like problem solving, critical and creative thinking, communication, and collaboration. The four courses include:
Principles of Biomedical Science
From design and data analysis to outbreaks, clinical empathy, health promotion, and more, students explore the vast range of careers in biomedical sciences. They develop not just technical skills, but also in-demand, transportable skills that they need to thrive in life and career.
Human Body Systems
Through projects such as determining the identity of a skeleton using both forensic anthropology and DNA analysis, students examine the interactions of human body systems and apply what they know to solve real-world medical cases.
Medical Interventions
Students delve into activities like designing a prosthetic arm as they follow the life of a fictitious family and investigate how to prevent, diagnose, and treat disease.
Biomedical Innovation
Students build on the knowledge and skills gained from previous courses to design their own innovative solutions for the most pressing health challenges of the 21st century.
Congratulations to the Class of 2022!
Just another reason why JCHS is the home of #moreopportunity!
Another great reason as to "WHY" JCHS!
JCHS offers Engineering as a CTE pathway in combination with core pathway courses such as AP Calculus (AB and BC), AP Physics Algebra, and AP Physics Mechanics. Students also have the opportunity to earn additional college credit through End of Program exam articulation agreements.
Several 2022 seniors who completed this pathway and rigorous coursework were recognized for their efforts with a Stanley and Karen Pigman Scholarship. This scholarship, to the University of Kentucky or Bluegrass CTC, is a FULL scholarship with allowances for housing, tuition, and other associated fees.
Just one more reason why JCHS is the gold standard of #moreopportunity.
Johnson Central offers 15 advanced placement courses, which allows examinees to earn college credit if they pass the end of the year exam. Many students also earn between $200 and $300 in bonus KEES money for EACH exam that they pass! Our students registered for 238 advanced placement exams this past spring and we are anxious for July 5 to come so we can celebrate their scores!
Why JCHS? With 29 Career & Technical Programs, 24 Sports & Academic Teams, and 27 Clubs & Student Organizations, there is something for everyone! At JCHS there are always #MoreOpportunities! 🦅
JCHS is a full service testing center that provides every single examinee with pencils and a TI-84 calculator on exam day. We print admission tickets and make photo identification as well for each examination. Our center offers the PSAT/NMSQT, ACT on Saturdays as well as Sundays, SAT, SAT School Day, ASVAB, Advanced Placement, KYOTE, End of Program assessments, and Industry Certifications.
Look no further for your complete testing needs!
Johnson Central Quiz Bowl takes silver at SkillsUSA National Conference. Congratulations to Bryce Fletcher, Zoe Castle, Jacob Akhlaghi, Gabe Hess, and Ben Moore (not pictured he had to travel home for GSP)!
SkillsUSA awards a "skill point" award for teams that excel in their competitions. Competitions at Skills Nationals include the best students in the nation and these awards are given by judges that are experts in their fields to individuals who impress even among the outstanding competition. This year, 11 Johnson Central students were awarded a Skill Point award in their competition. There will be a post for every team that recieved one:
Robotics: Urban Search and Rescue
Meredith McNally
Courtney Ward
SkillsUSA awards a "skill point" award for teams that excel in their competitions. Competitions at Skills Nationals include the best students in the nation and these awards are given by judges that are experts in their fields to individuals who impress even among the outstanding competition. This year, 11 Johnson Central students were awarded a Skill Point award in their competition. There will be a post for every team that recieved one:
Broadcast News Production
Hannah Piedad
Constance Martin
Simon Thatch
Hennessy Ermac
SkillsUSA awards a "skill point" award for teams that excel in their competitions. Competitions at Skills Nationals include the best students in the nation and these awards are given by judges that are experts in their fields to individuals who impress even among the outstanding competition. This year, 11 Johnson Central students were awarded a Skill Point award in their competition. There will be a post for every team that recieved one:
Quiz Bowl (National Runners-up)
Jacob Akhlaghi
Gabe Hess
Bryce Fletcher
Zoe Castle
Ben Moore (not pictured)
Eagle Academy Students need to check their student email account.
Applications for returning students are only available through the student’s email and are due by July 15th.
Laiken Salyers and Emily Clark are learning lots at UPike’s Appalachian Nursing Academy.
These ladies were chosen through a competitive application process.
We are so proud of you!
