The Kentucky Association of Secondary School Principals (KASSP) would like to announce that Noel Crum has been named the 2020 High School Principal of the Year for the state of Kentucky. Crum, who is the principal at Johnson Central High School, has served the Johnson County School District for 25 years. During his tenure, he has filled many roles, including... READ MORE >
More senior info! Please share!!1) Seniors/senior parents, just a reminder that you need to click on this link and secure your appointment for your senior cap and gown individual pictures, your walk across the stage video, and your family photo. So far we have 80 seniors who have taken an appointment in 12 hours - but we want every single senior in this video and... READ MORE >
Johnson County Schools Public Service Announcement 4/22/2020 READ MORE >
Johnson County Schools Announcement 4/21/2020 READ MORE >
University of Louisville Researchers Seek New Drugs to Fight Coronavirus Using Computers in Schools Across Kentucky READ MORE >
University of Louisville Researchers Seek New Drugs to Fight Coronavirus Using Computers in Schools Across Kentucky READ MORE >
Congratulations, Mr. Jarred Gibson & JC STEAM Team, on being selected to be part of the Verizon Innovative Learning Academy. This grant will provide $24,000 of funding and training from Arizona State University. The funds will be used at JCMS and all elementary schools. Outstanding job, Mr. Gibson! #Eagle4Life READ MORE >
Johnson County Schools Closure Letter- March 24, 2020 READ MORE >
Message from Superintendent Cochran March 18, 2020 READ MORE >
Johnson County School District's partnership with Paul B Hall will continue through the school closure. Our clinic at Johnson Central High School will be open to Johnson County students, staff, and their families. The nurse can provide Telehealth treatment and services in conjunction with a Physician’s Assistant. Please call 789-8895 for further detail and... READ MORE >
How to Make the Most of Your NTI Days! READ MORE >
JC Schools-School Cancellation Message 3/13/2020 READ MORE >
Johnson County School Closure Informative Letter 3/13/2020https://5il.co/doo1 READ MORE >
Based on the recommendation of Governor Beshear and the Kentucky Department of Education, Johnson County Schools will be closed from Monday, March 16th-Friday, April 3rd. There will be scheduled NTI Days. A detailed plan will be posted soon. There will be school tomorrow. Please send your child to school unless he/she is sick. This will allow teachers to... READ MORE >
Superintendent Cochran's Weekly Message: 3/10/2020 READ MORE >
Congratulations to Mrs. Kristen Sergent & Mr. Jeff Cochran for receiving a KySTE Grant! This grant will provide students with opportunities to create projects using 21st Century Learning Skills. The grant will cover the cost of 2 iMacs, multiple iPads with protective cases, and 2 Padcaster Studios, totaling over $9000. The Padcaster Studios are complete kits that... READ MORE >
Johnson County Schools Weekly Message 3/3/2020Johnson Central High School student leaders Tate Cox and Maggie Brackett join Superintendent Cochran to discuss Habit 5: Seek First to Understand, Then to Be Understood. READ MORE >
JC Schools Weekly Message 2/25/2020Habit 4- Think Win Win READ MORE >
Johnson County Schools Weekly MessageCheck out JC student leaders Austin Cantrell & Jules Davis reading "A Place for Everything." READ MORE >
Tomorrow is National #GivingTuesday. This is a day celebrated globally to inspire people to give, collaborate, and celebrate generosity. Check out Superintendent Cochran's National Day of Giving Message. #Eagle4Life READ MORE >
Stay current with all things JC by subscribing to Superintendent Cochran's YouTube Channel. READ MORE >
Stay current with all things JC by subscribing to Superintendent Cochran's YouTube Channel. READ MORE >
Please review the following link concerning Clever on iOS app. This may include iPhones, iPads, and iPods. Clever on iOS READ MORE >
The Johnson County Schools Local Planning Committee will conduct the 2nd PUBLIC FORUM on Tuesday, May 14th, 2019 at 5:30 pm at the Johnson County Board of Education Central Office. The Public Forum will be an informal gathering to obtain public opinion regarding future district facility priorities. The Local Planning Committee will meet immediately following... READ MORE >
This is an important reminder to everyone that next week our Johnson County students in grades 3rd - 8th and 11th grades will be taking part in the state required End of the Year KPREP Assessments. The results of these assessments will be used to determine the success of our students, our schools, as well as the district. Every public school in Kentucky will be... READ MORE >
WR Castle 6th Grade presents their 2nd Annual Dinner Theatre on Monday, May 20th, in the WRC Cafteteria. The dinner will include spaghetti, salad, dessert, a drink, and an entertaining production by our 6th Grade students. We invite everyone out to support our WRC 6th Grade Students! READ MORE >
Congratulations to our Kaylyn McKenzie! She is the Individual Future Problem Solving Champion for the State of Kentucky! We are so proud of you, Kaylyn! #TomcatTradition #FPSPI #InternationalsBound #OnceATomcat #AlwaysATomcat READ MORE >
We’re thrilled to announce Johnson CountySchools’ new app! It’s everything JC Schools, in your pocket.With the new app, you can access sports scores, cafeteriamenus, news updates, and even emergency notifications.Download the app on Android: http://bit.ly/2GdCyh2 oriPhone: https://apple.co/2Gbwfuj READ MORE >
The WR Castle CmPS team took Third Place in the State Governor's Cup Competition in Louisville, March 18th, 2019. We are proud of all they've accomplished in their work toward mental wellness in our community. READ MORE >
In celebration of Read Across America Week, WR Castle students enjoyed guest readers from Johnson Central High School. Our Tomcats loved getting to meet the JCHS student leaders. READ MORE >
Students from W.R. Castle Elementary School’s Community Problem Solving Team made a big impact for several children here in Johnson County in 2017-2018. The group, known as the “Dream Team,” raised money to provide beds for children in the area in need of a new one. This project was known around the school as “Project Snooze” and saw a great outpouring of... READ MORE >