In the spirit of National Principals Month, today we highlight Principal Amy Case of W.R. Castle. Principal Case embraces learning as an ever-evolving journey filled with new chal...
This month, we're celebrating our fantastic school leaders! Today, we highlight Assistant Principal Keith Patrick of Highland & W.R. Castle. Mr. Patrick creates a positive, nurtu...
BOB HUTCHISON, chairman of the Johnson County Board of Education, went all out to support Johnson Central at the annual KET Summer Celebration held this past weekend in Lexingto...
Say hello to parent-teacher chat and classroom announcements in JC Schools app. Now it’s easier than ever to stay up-to-date with the district, schools, AND with your student’s te...
Johnson County Schools Administrator and Lead DLC Lisa Salyer received the KySTE 2023 Impact Leader Award. The Impact Leader award recognizes and honors one leader who has demonst...
The Johnson County School District is excited to announce the district will be co-sponsoring Eastern Ky TeachMeet at Morehead State University on July 17th from 8:30-3:30 . Teach...
Each year the Kentucky Center for Safe Schools asks students, parents, & community members to complete a brief pledge. This year's theme is "Create a Ripple Effect" no act is too ...
Last night the Johnson County Board of Education approved the 2021-2022 revised school calendar. Calendar revisions were made based on missed days this school year. The last day...
Registration is now open for the 2022 Season Johnson County Youth Baseball and Softball Leagues
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Eagles, as you all have heard and watched, all of Kentucky will be impacted by another winter storm. We have been monitoring the storm, and all forecasts agree that the changeover...
The Johnson County School District, Johnson Central High School, and W.R. Castle Elementary were honored to have Representative Bobby McCool visit and participate in the Principal...
Anyone can be a "Good Boss," but it takes a top-quality person to be a "Great Leader." Thank you for all you do for the students and staff of the Johnson County School District. ...