It's the last day of Underground Spirit Week at Jefferson Elementary School.
We showed you how creative staff and teachers got with "Anything But A Cup" Day on Monday.
Now, we want to show you some fun photos from "Secret Service" day.
All schools have early dismissal today, Friday March 7th, with our elementary schools and middle school letting out at 1:50 p.m. High School students will be dismissed at 2 p.m.
Spring Break is March 10th -14th. 😎😎
We'll return on St. Patrick's Day with a full day of classes, so be sure to wear your green! 🍀
Right now, JCHS students in the Educators Rising Illinois program are in Bloomington for the 5th annual State Conference.
The event includes skills-attainment competitions, an education fair with universities and student support services from across the state, professional
development for students and teachers, a tour of the Illinois State University campus, and more.
It's a great opportunity to empower the next generation of educators!
A friendly reminder that tomorrow, March 7th, all schools have early dismissal.
Elementary and Middle School students will be let out at 1:50 p.m. and High School students will be dismissed at 2 p.m.
National School Social Worker Week is an opportunity for schools, communities, and partners to acknowledge and recognize the impactful work social workers do to support students, families, and their communities.
Whether it’s leading group sessions, one-on-one counseling, or developing strategies for overall student well-being, our social workers including Ashley Huey are always there with a compassionate heart and expert advice.
#SSWWeek2025
Right now, it's Underground Spirit Week at Jefferson Elementary School. On Monday, the school challenged staff to "Anything but a Cup" day.
We love to see our teachers having some fun in the classroom and how creative they got with everything from a teapot to a tissue box holder and a pickle jar!
We want to know, what's your favorite?!
This week is School Social Worker, and we're continuing to recognize our social workers including Maranda Sink.
We want to highlight the incredible work of our school social workers who make a world of difference in the lives of our students and families.
They provide support, guidance, and a caring presence that helps students thrive academically, socially, and emotionally.
#SSWWeek2025
Take a look at these future paleontologists at Jefferson Elementary school.
Mrs. Smith's 1st grade class is learning about dinosaurs, fossils, rocks, gemstones and minerals.
Students are learning through hands-on activities like putting together large puzzles and solving a top-secret rocks and minerals mystery kit.
High School Art Club is sharing photos of their recent lesson at Washington Middle School focusing on endangered and extinct animals. During the visit, WMS students were able to make colorful collages out of construction paper.
Every year, Art Club provides lessons to the middle school and both elementary schools in preparation for the district-wide art show.
This year's theme for the art show is "Welcome to the Jungle" on April 11th from 4 to 6 p.m.
It's School Social Worker Week, and we're recognizing all of our social workers starting with Sierra Lee.
This week is a time to appreciate the profound impact our school social workers have on our school community.
Sierra, and all of our social workers, tirelessly provides emotional support, guidance, and resources that enhance our students’ academic and personal growth.
#SSWWeek2025
March is Music in our Schools Month! 🎼🎼 It's a time to recognize our music teachers and the importance of music in our schools.
Whether it's through band or choir, let's show appreciation for the hard work and dedication of our music educators and students.
Today, we want to highlight Music Teacher Alexis Ligons, who you'll find at Lincoln Elementary, Washington Middle School and Johnston City High School.
#musicinourschoolsmonth #band #choir #music
We love to see our schools and students collaborate!
JCHS Med Lab students stopped by Lincoln Elementary school yesterday teaching 3rd and 4th kids the life-saving technique of Hands-Only CPR.
The high schoolers did an incredible job breaking down the process into easy-to-follow steps, ensuring that everyone understood the importance of staying calm and acting quickly in an emergency. 🚑
The Johnston City School District is now accepting applications for Middle School Cross Country Coach.
Those who want to apply can send a letter of interest to:
Mr. William Brayfield, SIJHSAA Athletic Director
Washington Middle School
100 E. 12th Street
Johnston City, IL 62951
Or, send an email to: wbrayfield@jcindians.org
The Johnston City School District is looking to fill a 5th-8th grade Math position at Washington Middle School.
Interested candidates can send a letter of interest, resume, certification and letters of reference to:
Johnston City C.U.S.D. #1 Attn: Kathy Clark,
1113 Grand Avenue
Johnston City, IL 62951
Or, send an email to: kclark@jcindians.org
The closing date to apply for this position is Friday, March 14th.
High School Students Erin West and Taylor Woolard are just a few of the Seniors who will be at Friday's pinning for the Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) program.
The ceremony is a rite of passage for students who have earned their certification after years of hard work and dedication. 🩺🩺 #healthcare #cna #nursing
https://www.jcindians.org/article/2050161
High School Art Teacher Melissa Fiedler is sharing more pictures of the High School Art Club at Jefferson Elementary.
During the recent visit, students were able to work together on creative projects focused on endangered and extinct animals!
The elementary kids were so enthusiastic and came up with some fantastic ideas.
If your child needs the Pre-K screening, now's the time to schedule your appointment.
It's the last game before IHSA Regionals! Our Freshmen, JV and Varsity Boys Basketball teams are headed to Sesser-Valier High School to play against the Red Devils! LET'S DO IT!!
Johnston City Schools will be closed tomorrow, Thursday, February 20th.
Johnston City Schools will be closed tomorrow, Wednesday, February 19th due to inclement weather.