This week, our third grade teachers collaborated with Ms. Young from our Family Resource Center to teach their students about electricity and electrical circuits. The kids really enjoyed the hands-on experience of creating complete circuits using snap circuit kits.
8 days ago, Lisa Walker
A boy in a gray and orange shirt looks toward the camera as someone standing outside the photo rubs his hair with a blue balloon
Four students smile for the camera as they sit around a round, blue table using a snap circuit set
A group of six boys squeeze close together and smile for the camera as they work together on a snap circuit kit
Three children smile for the camera as they sit around a round, blue table experimenting with a snap circuit kit
Mrs. Ledington's class has had a great time learning about angles. Students designed their own zoo layouts by measuring and sketching angles using protractors. They placed their enclosures at specific angle measures to practice how to measure and draw angles in whole-number degrees. This activity aligns with KY.4.MD.6 by helping students apply protractor skills in a creative, real-world context.
11 days ago, Lisa Walker
A girl holds up her completed angle project.
A student sits in the floor working on the class’s zoo-themed angle project
A student sits in the floor working on the class’s zoo-themed angle project.
A student sits in the floor working on the class’s zoo-themed angle project.
A student sits in the floor working on the class’s zoo-themed angle project.
A student sits in the floor working on the class’s zoo-themed angle project.
A student sits in the floor working on the class’s zoo-themed angle project.
A student sits in the floor working on the class’s zoo-themed angle project.
A student sits in the floor working on the class’s zoo-themed angle project.
A student sits in the floor working on the class’s zoo-themed angle project.
Because of our recent missed days, THE CANDY CONTEST IS EXTENDED THROUGH MONDAY, MARCH 23rd. Please consider sending bags of soft candy (no nuts or peanut butter) for the Laurel Heights Easter egg hunt. The class with the most candy donated will get a prize! This is an event that Johnson is proud to have supported for several years now, and we love that filling eggs for the residents allows our Eagles to learn about the importance of serving others. 🐣 Thank you so much to those families who have already donated! 🐣
14 days ago, Lisa Walker
Pictured is a close-up of a large pile of pink, red, orange, yellow, and green jellybeans
Look who came out to play while his Eagle friends were out of school this Friday! Our third grade has been learning about life cycles and waiting patiently for these chicken eggs to hatch. On Thursday, the third graders shared their experiences by taking some of their chicks to visit other classes.
14 days ago, Lisa Walker
A newly hatched, yellow and brown chick sits in an incubator among other, not yet hatched eggs.

LATE BUSES
MONDAY - MARCH 16
Due to the amount of trees and roads being closed across the district, expect delays on all routes. You may choose to drop off your child/children at school at the normal time.

20 days ago, TRANSPORTATION DEPARTMENT 1
ROADS CLOSED
MARCH 16 - MONDAY
Laurel Dispatch has made us aware of the following roads that are closed. We will be unable to provide service this morning. We will post an updated list this afternoon if any are still closed.

Vanzant Road
Farmers Road
Burnett Rd.,
Maple Grove Road
Slate Ridge Rd.,
Pinetop Road
Cassidy Rd.,
Locust Grove Road
Baker Ridge Road
Sparrow Lane
Sherman Lane
North US 25 at the 4200 block
20 days ago, TRANSPORTATION DEPARTMENT 1
LATE BUS
THURSDAY 03-12-26
1806 has a tree blocking the road and will be extremely late this morning. No ETA.
24 days ago, TRANSPORTATION DEPARTMENT 1
BUS SCHEDULE CHANGE
JOHNSON AREA
TUESDAY MARCH 10 - AM & PM
1106 will be absent and will be doubled and running late. You may choose to drop off and/or pickup your child/children at school at the normal time.
26 days ago, TRANSPORTATION DEPARTMENT 1
All families are welcome to visit this week's book fair during special after school hours on Tuesday, March 10th at 4:00-6:00 pm during our parent teacher conference. You may shop with your children or look for a surprise. (Those Easter baskets could use some book fair treats!)
27 days ago, Lisa Walker
Visit the book fair during parent teacher conferences. Tuesday, March 10 at 4-6 pm. Everyone is welcome! Stop by the fair before or after your conference. Bring your child, or surprise them with something special when you get home!

Monday 03/02

1103 will be 20 minutes late this morning picking up students.

about 1 month ago, TRANSPORTATION DEPARTMENT 1
BUS SCHEDULE CHANGE
JOHNSON AREA
FRIDAY - FEB 27TH - PM
1103 will be absent and will be doubled and running late. You may choose to pickup your child/children at school at the normal time.
about 1 month ago, TRANSPORTATION DEPARTMENT 1
Congratulations to our hardworking Eagles! Students who met their winter I-Ready goals for reading and math celebrated with ice cream sundaes today. Keep working hard, Eagles!
about 1 month ago, Lisa Walker
Four elementary students smile for the camera while holding ice cream sundaes
A young girl in a light gray sweatsuit smiles while holding an ice cream sundae
Three boys smile for the camera while holding ice cream sundaes.
A group of young students smile for the camera while holding ice cream sundaes.
A group of several young students smiles for the camera while holding ice cream sundaes.
A group of young students smiles for the camera while holding ice cream sundaes.
A group of several young students smiles for the camera while holding ice cream sundaes.
Two girls smile for the camera while holding ice cream sundaes.
Two boys smile for the camera while holding ice cream sundaes.
A young boy smiles for the camera while holding an ice cream sundae
BUS SCHEDULE CHANGE
JOHNSON AREA
TUESDAY-AM & PM - FEB 167TH
1106 will be absent today and will be doubled and running late. You may choose to drop off and/or pickup your child/children at school at the normal time.
about 2 months ago, TRANSPORTATION DEPARTMENT 1
BUS SCHEDULE CHANGE
JOHNSON AREA
MONDAY - PM - FEB 16TH
1901 will be absent this afternoon and will be doubled and running late. You may choose to pickup your child/children at school at the normal time.
about 2 months ago, TRANSPORTATION DEPARTMENT 1
BUS SCHEDULE CHANGE
JOHNSON AREA
FRIDAY - PM - FEB 13TH
1901 will be absent this afternoon and will be doubled and running late. You may choose to pickup your child/children at school at the normal time.
about 2 months ago, TRANSPORTATION DEPARTMENT 1
JOHNSON AREA
February 10, 2026
All roads will be serviced this afternoon and will return to normal schedule tomorrow.
about 2 months ago, TRANSPORTATION DEPARTMENT 1
BUS ROUTE MODIFICATION
ROADS CLOSED AND MEETING LOCATIONS
JOHNSON AREA
TUESDAY - FEBRUARY 10, 2026
Please view the image to view roads that we cannot travel due to ice. A bus stop location is to the right of each road
about 2 months ago, TRANSPORTATION DEPARTMENT 1
JOHN SNOW PLAN 021026
NTI DAY- Monday, February 2, 2026 Laurel County Public Schools will have an NTI Day on Monday, February 2, 2026. Students will stay home and access their classes and assignments remotely via Google Classroom. A reminder that our schools have a designated hotspot area for students with limited WiFi access. Students will have the opportunity to make up missed assignments upon return to in-person instruction.
2 months ago, Molly Barnett
NTI DAY
NO SCHOOL-SNOW DAY
Wednesday, January 28, 2026
2 months ago, Molly Barnett
SNOW DAY
Our Eagles had a great 100th day of school and celebrated with a school rally. We recognized our Students of the Month, our top I-Ready users, our top Beanstack classes, and our best dressed “100 year old” senior citizens.
2 months ago, Lisa Walker
These students are the classroom selections for the December student of the month. The character trait theme this month was respect. The students are arranged in two rows with the front sitting on the gym floor in the back standing behind them.
students sit in the bleachers watching the school rally.
Three boys sit on the gym floor playing a game in which they have to put Cheerios on a piece of yarn in 100 seconds.
This group of students represents the the person in each class with the most reading i-Ready lessons and the most math I-Ready lessons. They are arranged in two rows with the front row, sitting on the gym floor and the back row standing behind them.
Five students in one adult stand on the gym floor, smiling, and holding their certificates for best dressed, senior citizen. They are all dressed in costume.
Students stand in a circle playing a game in which they are trying to put Cheerios on a piece of string.
Students sit on the gym floor in a circle and play a game in which they have to put Cheerios on a piece of string.
In the gym, two older girls help a younger boy in a backward blue baseball cap count paper stars that he collected as part of a game.