Our awesome 2nd grade students at Porter Elementary participating in digital lessons today!!!
It’s been a GREAT day at Porter Elementary! So many exciting lessons! 🐾
Auxier FIre Department will have a food giveaway today Saturday 02-20-2021 at 11:00 am sweets, Food boxes, chips.
Johnson County School District
Closed
No Click-and-Soar instruction
Thursday, February, 18, 2021
Due to Weather & Power Outages
Stay safe & warm!
Covid-19 Rental Assistance is now open to Kentuckians who have experienced hardships and are at risk of eviction. Below you will find the information. If you have any questions or need any assistance collecting information please contact Erin Caudill in the Family Resource Office 606-789-3181 or email at erin.caudill@johnson.kyschools.us
We have had a hugely successful day with our meal program today. Thank you to all the food service staff.!!! Here at Porter we are almost out of food. If families still need to pick up you can go to any other Johnson County School to pick up. We apologize for any inconvenience.
Due to the likelihood of inclement weather this week, Johnson County District has altered our meal pickup schedule. The five-day breakfast & lunch bulk boxes for kids age 18 & under will be available for pickup today from 9:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m at all Johnson County School locations.
FAMILY RESOURCE YOUTH SERVICES CENTERS
(FRYSC)
30 years ago, the movie “Home Alone” was released, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles comics were released and George W. Bush was our President. Also, in Kentucky the Family Resource Youth Services Centers initiative started.
Family Resource Youth Services Centers has been significantly impacting the lives of students and families in Kentucky for over 30 years. Following a declaration by the Kentucky Supreme Court that Kentucky’s education system was inefficient and inequitable, the Kentucky Education Reform Act (KERA) was formed.
In response to growing concerns and desire to remove barriers to educational success, the Kentucky General Assembly created the Family Resource Youth Services Centers (FRYSC’s) as an integral part of the reform system. The need for education and human service systems to engage in the joint provision of services and support to children, youth and families had rapidly increased. The growing number and complexity of problems faced by our society (e.g. poverty, family restructuring, teenage pregnancy, substance abuse and domestic and youth violence) have caused increasing levels of stress on families and children-stress that children bring to the classroom, which creates barriers to learning.
These problems have also placed a greater demand on public service agencies and demonstrate a need for community and schools to work together to restore family and child well-being. KERA provided an unprecedented state-level partnership between Kentucky’s Department of Education and the Cabinet for Health and Family Services. These partnerships share the responsibility of implementing and sustaining centers across the state.
The Cabinet for Health and Family Services and Division of FRYSC, has the responsibility for administration of this program, where the Kentucky Department of Education continues to provide technical support for the public education mandate. Now more than 30 years since inception, the Kentucky Family Resource and Youth Services Centers are recognized as the nation’s largest school-based family support initiative.
These centers are designed to address the needs of children by developing partnerships with school, family and community to help all public school students reach proficiency. Recent surveys report that educators, parents and community partners feel that the Family Resource and Youth Services Centers are a “necessary component of Kentucky educational programming and “a program vital to students, empowering families, and helping to improve schools.”
In 1991 just over 100 Family Resource and Youth Services Centers were opened in Kentucky. In 2021 centers now have grown to 857 serving 1200 schools.
The Johnson County Family Resource Youth Services Centers are located inside each Johnson County School and are available every day from 7:15 a.m-3:00 p.m. or by appointments when necessary.
This year, Family Resource Youth Services Centers across the state are being recognized the week of February 8-12. Legislators are working on legislation to make the 2nd Wednesday of February of each year FRYSC Day in Kentucky. It will be February 10, this year. To celebrate this week we are asking that you please display a picture of the Logo that week in your business, organization, church, family etc and with our sign and post pictures to Facebook using the hashtag #FRYSCStrong to recognize the dedication that these centers provide for our students and family every day. You can also email the picture with your group beside the picture and I will post on the state website to show support. It shows the wonderfully community connection and support that our Johnson County provides together to meet the FRYSC motto of “Whatever It Takes”. Thank you for all you do.
1st Grade Mask Break...they’re so excited to be back! #LivinThePantherLife
Hey Panthers.......Don’t forget about our Christmas Drive-Thru at Porter tomorrow evening, from 5:00-7:00. A coffee truck will also be on site if you want to purchase coffee or hot coco. We hope to see you!
Remember to mark your calendar for this Thursday! We can’t wait to see you for our Christmas Drive-thru event! Come and show off your Christmas spirit and get your Christmas goody bag! Also remember... Kona ice will have their hot beverage/specialty truck with great options available for purchase! The event will be from 5-7pm.
Kona Ice will be at Porter on Thursday December 17th from 5-7pm. There will be hot cocoa and other specialty drinks as well as lattes available for purchase. See the flyers for more information.
Calling all Porter students!!!! Please join us for our Christmas Drive-Thru event on Thursday December 17th from 5-7pm. We will have goody bags for each student while supplies last! Feel free to decorate your cars and show off your Christmas spirit!!!
December to Remember at PES!
#LivinThePantherLife
On Monday, Nov. 30th.... anyone who has meals delivered by Bus 12 will need to walk out to the bus and pick them up from it.
This is stops like: Airport trailer court, Rt 3, Sycamore, Stoney Brook, Left Fork of Daniels, Oak Log, Rt 302, Flatwoods Br, Rt 2381, 321 back to Porter. Thanks!
Johnson County School District lunchroom and transportation staff have been working hard all morning preparing thanksgiving meals for delivery. Make sure to get your meal today and give thanks to those involved!
Mr. Bob Hutchison was elected to the Kentucky School Board Association (KSBA). Congratulations, Mr. Hutchison!
Johnson County School District celebrates American Education Week. American Education Week celebrates public education and recognizes individuals who make a difference in ensuring that every student receives a high-quality education.
Johnson County School District is proud of the learner-centered work occurring daily districtwide. JC celebrates by showcasing our outstanding students and educators!
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