Johnson second graders learned about the events of September 11, especially focusing on the heroic efforts made by people from many organizations and all walks of life. They worked together to develop a definition of a "hero" and identified common characteristics. #johnsonsoars #sokidscandogreatthings
about 19 hours ago, Lisa Walker
A boy smiles while holding his red, white, and blue eagle project highlighting the characteristics of a hero
A boy smiles while holding his red, white, and blue eagle project highlighting the characteristics of a hero.
A girl smiles while holding her red, white, and blue eagle project highlighting the characteristics of a hero.
A boy and girl smile while holding their red, white, and blue eagle projects highlighting the characteristics of a hero.
A boy smiles while holding his red, white, and blue eagle project highlighting the characteristics of a hero.
Students in Mrs. Jones' kindergarten class read the book September 12th: We Knew Everything Would Be Alright. They learned about the heroism shown in the aftermath of the September 11th attacks, and then practiced using their fine motor skills to create a torn paper heart in red, white, and blue. #johnsonsoars #sokidscandogreatthings
about 20 hours ago, Lisa Walker
A hand is shown holding up the book September 12th: We Knew Everything Would Be Alright
A boy sits at a blue table working on his torn paper heart project.
A girl sits at a blue table working on her torn paper heart art project
A boy in a red shirt holds up an American flag and his torn paper heart art project
A line of seven kindergarteners stand in front of a screen with patriotic imagery. The child in the middle holds up an American flag
A group of six children stand in a line in front of a screen displaying patriotic imagery. The middle child holds an American flag
A girls sits at a blue table working on her torn paper heart art project
A girl sits at a blue table working on her torn paper heart art project
A boy and girl stand together holding an American flag between them. Behind them, a ViewSonic board displays patriotic imagery
A line of five children stand in front of a ViewSonic board displaying patriotic imagery. the middle child holds an American flag
In honor or September 11, Mrs. Storm's class has been reading I Survived the Attacks of September 11 by Lauren Tarshis. After finishing the book today, they wrote letters to the main character, Lucas, and mailed them to the book's author. #johnsonsoars #sokidscandogreatthings
about 21 hours ago, Lisa Walker
A young girl in a white shirt holds the book I Survived the Attacks of September 11by Lauren Tarshis
Two letters lay overlapping on a blue table
Unfortunately, PTO is canceling this Cruise-In due to a poor weather forecast for Saturday morning." PTO would like to thank Wildcat Harley Davidson, Brad Jones with Oasis Entertainment, and Chris McQueen for being so helpful in this effort. We are exploring whether we can reschedule for later in the year. Many thanks to everyone who helped spread the word.
about 23 hours ago, Lisa Walker
CANCELED - Johnson Elementary PTO Cruise-In, Saturday, 9/12/26
Johnson's fourth grade students utilized microscopes for hands-on learning. Students collaborated as teams to look at internal and external plant structures under the microscopes to determine if the function of the structures best support growth, reproduction, or protection. #johnsonsoars #sokidscandogreatthings
3 days ago, Lisa Walker
Students gather around a microscope sitting on a classroom desk. They are taking notes about their observations
Students gather around a microscope sitting on a classroom desk. They are taking notes about their observations.
Students gather around a microscope sitting on a classroom desk. They are taking notes about their observations.
Students gather around a microscope sitting on a classroom desk. One student in a purple shirt looks into the microscope
Students gather around a microscope sitting on a classroom desk. They are taking notes about their observations
Students gather around a microscope sitting on a classroom desk. They are taking notes about their observations, and one girl in a blue shirt looks up and smiles at the camera
Students gather around a microscope sitting on a classroom desk. They are taking notes about their observations
Students gather around a microscope sitting on a classroom desk. They are taking notes about their observations while one boy looks into the microscope
Toot toot! Here comes the Woot Woot Wagon! The Staffulty Woot Woot Wagon visited our Johnson staff today. They played a fall-themed cup game for prizes! #johnsonsoars
4 days ago, Lisa Walker
A teacher holds a plastic cup with her prize inside while another staff member looks on from the right. In the foreground, a cart loaded with yellow and orange cups can be seen
A teacher in a green dress looks down at the cup-filled cart while choosing her prize
BUS SCHEDULE CHANGE
JOHNSON
THURSDAY AUG 27 PM
2306 will be absent and doubled. You may choose to pickup your child/children at school at the normal time.
17 days ago, Marshall Raney, Area Coordinator
BUS SCHEDULE CHANGE
JOHNSON
FRIDAY AUG 21 - PM
1806 will be absent this afternoon and doubled. You may choose to pickup your child/children at school at the normal time.
22 days ago, Marshall Raney, Area Coordinator
LATE BUS
JOHNSON AREA
AUGUST 13 AM
1106 is running about 20 minutes late this morning.
about 1 month ago, Marshall Raney, Area Coordinator
The Eagle choir did an excellent job representing our school at the Laurel County Public Schools Red, White, and Blue review on Monday at TownCenter Park. They were the finale act and lead the attendees in a beautiful rendition of My Old Kentucky Home.
4 months ago, Lisa Walker
A choir and their director perform on a stage decorated with patriotic banners. They hold black music binders
Congratulations to all the Eagles who met their I-Ready reading and math goals this year! They enjoyed their Water Day celebration!
4 months ago, Lisa Walker
A girl in a white t-shirt and pink shorts plays in a kiddie pool filled with bubbles. she has bubbles on the bottom of her face. A boy stands behind her and is playing in the water as well.
Congratulations are in order for our Eagle choir, who recently traveled to Kings Island for the Music in the Parks program. While there, the choir achieved an excellent rating and placed first in their class!
4 months ago, Lisa Walker
A group of students wearing matching gray choir t-shirts sit in three rows on a set of bleachers
Mrs. Ledington, Mrs. Maggard, Mrs. Bailey, Mrs. Bullard, and Mrs. Sprinkle enjoyed celebrating the phenomenal effort and citizenship their 4th and 5th grade students have shown this year during today's awards program. These Eagles are amazing!
4 months ago, Lisa Walker
Mrs. Bullard, left, and Mrs. Sprinkle, right, stand with a male student as he receives his awards in the gym. Mr. Hensley, principal, is to the left and just behind them, where he has been hanging out awards
Featured left to right, Mrs. Ledington (in a blue floral dress), a female student holding her awards, Mrs. Maggard (in a green dress), and Mrs. Bailey (in a black dress with green sweater) stand in the gym in front of the awards table
Our third graders were in the spotlight with their Awards Day at 8:40. Mrs. Storm and Mrs. Morgan were happy to have the opportunity to honor the hard work and amazing effort of their students.
4 months ago, Lisa Walker
A teacher presents an award to her student in the gym
A teacher and her student smile for the camera after the girl receives her awards.
Our Eagles spent this school year reading some incredible books. They were challenged to log 250,000 minutes of reading on Beanstack, and they definitely delivered. Their current count is over 406,000 minutes! Their reward? Duct taping Mr. Hensley to the gym wall!
4 months ago, Lisa Walker
A man stands on a small chair, with large amounts of multicolored duct tape holding him to the wall. A boy stands to his left and smiles for his picture
Our Eagles had a great time at yesterday's school dance! Thank you, families, for sending your kids and supporting our PTO fundraising!
4 months ago, Lisa Walker
Two girls stand shoulder to shoulder, smiling for a picture in the school gym, which is darkened for the school dance
Two girls stand shoulder to shoulder, smiling for a picture in the school gym, which is darkened for the school dance.
Two girls stand shoulder to shoulder, smiling for a picture in the school gym, which is darkened for the school dance.
Two girls stand shoulder to shoulder, smiling for a picture in the school gym, which is darkened for the school dance.
Two boys stand together in the school gym, which is darkened for the school dance.
Two girls stand shoulder to shoulder, smiling for a picture in the school gym, which is darkened for the school dance.
Two girls and a younger boy stand together in the school gym, which is darkened for the school dance.
Four girls sit against the basketball wall mats in the gym
A group of boys stand close together, smiling for a picture in the school gym
A boy smiles while standing in the school gym, which is darkened for the school dance
BUS SCHEDULE CHANGE
JOHNSON Area
THURSDAY- MAY 14 - PM
1901 will be absent and will be doubled and running late. You may choose to pickup your child/children at school at the normal time.
4 months ago, Marshall Raney, Area Coordinator
As we begin our content area KSA testing today, Johnson Elementary would like to recognize the 4th, 5th, and 6th grade students who made last year's testing a success. These Eagles truly soared on the 2025 test assessments and were recently rewarded with an award ceremony and catered spaghetti lunch. Keep working hard, Eagles, and good luck with this year's KSA!
4 months ago, Lisa Walker
Students stand in line in the Johnson Elementary gym with certificates and medals celebrating their 2025 KSA test scores
Students stand in line in the Johnson Elementary gym with certificates and medals celebrating their 2025 KSA test scores.
Students stand in line in the Johnson Elementary gym with certificates and medals celebrating their 2025 KSA test scores.
Students stand in line in the Johnson Elementary gym with certificates and medals celebrating their 2025 KSA test scores.
Students stand in line in the Johnson Elementary gym with certificates and medals celebrating their 2025 KSA test scores.
Students stand in line in the Johnson Elementary gym with certificates and medals celebrating their 2025 KSA test scores.
Students stand in line in the Johnson Elementary gym with certificates and medals celebrating their 2025 KSA test scores.
Students stand in line in the Johnson Elementary gym with certificates and medals celebrating their 2025 KSA test scores.
Students stand in line in the Johnson Elementary gym with certificates and medals celebrating their 2025 KSA test scores.
Students stand in line in the Johnson Elementary gym with certificates and medals celebrating their 2025 KSA test scores.
Our Eagle fifth graders created and raced zipline thoroughbreds in honor of today's Run for the Roses. Jansen Noe won the overall zipline Derby. Adaleigh Johnson was runner up. Great job, everyone!
4 months ago, Lisa Walker
Jansen Noe, left, won the overall zipline Derby. Adaleigh Johnson was runner up
Our Eagles had a fantastic Friday cheering on the kindergarteners (and even some staff!) in the first annual Johnson Derby. Students all over the building had a blast taking part in activities such as creating hats, designing silks, learning to play the Call to Post on classroom instruments and with voice, eating a delicious Derby Day breakfast, and enjoying pie and mint punch.
4 months ago, Lisa Walker
A girl in a denim jacket holds her teal pool noodle stick horse with bright colored mane
A boy smiles and holds up a cup of mint punch
A group of students stand in line in front of their teacher waiting to start a race. They hold pool noodle stick horses.
A group of students holding pull doodle, stick horses race across a field.
A group of six school staff stand together for a picture dressed in their derby day attire with hats.
A boy in a blue shirt holds his family crafted green pool noodle stick horse with black mane
A class of children holding stick horses lineup in a field behind a banner made to resemble a horse race starting gate.
Two boys are dressed up for Johnson derby day. The boy on the left has on a button down shirt with blue vest and bow tie. the boy on the right has his arm around the other boy and is wearing a short sleeved button down w/ black suspenders and bow tie
Children wearing self-made Derby hats smile for a picture with their teacher