Third grader Braylon Baker cashed in on his i-Ready point club coupon and chose to read to Ms. Bethany's preschool classroom. Congratulations, Braylon, on achieving your i-Ready goals! We hope you enjoyed your reward! The preschoolers definitely enjoyed hearing your book. Johnson students who qualify for the 75 Point Club by completing 75 i-Ready lessons (spread equally between reading and math) receive a coupon book. One of the certificates within it qualifies them to visit another classroom for a special storytime. #johnsonsoars #sokidscandogreatthings
about 9 hours ago, Lisa Walker
A boy in a blue T-shirt and jeans sits in a blue rocking chair. He holds a Pete the cat book in his hands. In front of him, four students are seen sitting on a rug, facing him and listening to him read.
A wide shot of the Johnson preschool classroom shows a boy sitting in a blue rocking chair, reading a book to a classroom of preschool students. The students sit on a brightly colored rug with their backs to the camera facing the boy.

BUS SCHEDULE CHANGE
JOHNSON
OCT. 20
PM
1806 will be absent and will be doubled. You may choose to pickup your child/children at school at the normal time.

2 days ago, Marshall Raney, Area Coordinator
These Eagles don't let a little rain get them down! Our preschool and kindergarten students had a wonderful experience on their recent field trip to Turner's Pumpkin Patch. By all accounts, the light drizzle they experienced just added to the fun! #johnsonsoars
5 days ago, Lisa Walker
A girl in plaid pants and a pink and green jacket, climbs monkey bars.
four children bounce on top of an orange and yellow, jumping pillow.
A boy slides down a large black slide while sitting on an orange towel.
five children play with toy trucks in a corn box.
A young girl in a blue shirt smiles for the camera while sitting in the corn box. Green and yellow toy trucks sit in front of her.
A girl in an orange T-shirt rides a unicycle that is attached to a fulcrum
A boy in black and a girl in black white and pink dress sit on tandem yellow slide slides.
A group of children sit together in the corn bin playing with trucks.
A girl in a white sweater, green shirt and red shorts rides a seesaw.
A girl in a red T-shirt and black pants goes up a climbing wall.
BUS SCHEDULE CHANGE
JOHNSON
WEDNESDAY, OCT 14TH
PM
1106 will be absent and doubled. You may choose to pick up your child/children at school at the normal time.
9 days ago, Marshall Raney, Area Coordinator
BUS SCHEDULE CHANGE
JOHNSON
OCTOBER 12 - MONDAY
AM
2306 will be absent and doubled. You may choose to drop off you child/children at school at the normal time.
11 days ago, Marshall Raney, Area Coordinator
Our Eagle fifth graders took a field trip today to Fort Boonesborough. Students watched a variety of demonstrations, including spinning wool, using flint to start a fire, surveying, tanning, and more. Everyone enjoyed learning about the history of our state and our country through this real-life look into the past. #johnsonsoars #sokidscandogreatthings
22 days ago, Lisa Walker
A group of approximately 40 students and their teachers stand together in a group with the front rows kneeling
A man in period clothing stands at a table, covered with leather samples of various colors. Students stand around him and listen to his demonstration.
A man demonstrates using flint to make a fire to a small group of boys. He blows on his kindling to start the fire.
A group of boys and girls stand together with two teachers. They smile for the picture.
A man in Pioneer style clothing holds a wolf pelt. A girl touches the pelt while two other students look on.
A woman in pioneer style clothing holds up wool that she is using to make thread. She stands in front of a spinning wheel. Students stand up in the foreground of the picture watching her.
A boy in a camouflage shirt holds a water bottle in one hand and a piece of wool in the other.
A man and a tricorn hat and period clothing stands in front of a small group of children who listen to his talk about surveying. Behind him a table is strewn with maps.
two girls in blue shirts, look to the right where a boy in a red, long sleeved T-shirt smiles while wearing a tricorn hat.
A man and a tricorn hat and period clothing stands in front of a small group of children who listen to his talk about surveying. Behind him a table is strewn with maps.
BUS SCHEDULE CHANGE
JOHNSON
WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 30
AM
2306 will be absent and doubled. You may choose to drop off your child/children at school at the normal time.
23 days ago, Marshall Raney, Area Coordinator
Mrs. Jones' kindergarten class read the book Leaf Man by Lois Ehlert, which then inspired their class to explore nature around the school. They gathered leaves and made a graph to record their observations on foliage color in the schoolyard, then created pencil rubbings of some of their favorite leaves. #johnsonsoars #sokidscandogreatthings
about 1 month ago, Lisa Walker
A young girl in a white t-shirt stands outside in the grass. she holds up a brown leaf
A young boy in a two toed blue T-shirt stands outside in the grass. He holds up a green leaf.
A young boy in a neon, green and black T-shirt holds a green leaf in front of his face, partially obscuring it. He stands in the grass in the shade of a tree.
A young girl in a yellow T-shirt and blue pants holds up a leaf she found outside. She stands in a schoolyard with the school visible ball behind her.
A young girl stands in the shade in the grass. She wears a pink T-shirt with a white cat on it. She smiles for the camera while holding up a Brown.
The cover of the book Leaf Man is shown. On it, leaves and acorns are arranged in the shape of a person.
A teacher created graph is shown with the title leaf color graph. The color choices are red, yellow, green and brown. There are one yellow leaf, nine green leaves, and 10 Brown leaves shown.
an adult’s hands are seen holding paper still while a child uses a pencil to complete a leaf rubbing.
four student work samples of leaf rubbings are shown scattered across a tabletop.
Mrs. Sprinkle's fifth grade reading students are working cooperatively in order to prepare for their upcoming book study of The Wild Robot by Peter Brown. They were asked to consider what challenges a robot might face in the wild. They then wrote independently about their thoughts in a five minute quick write, followed by an opportunity to share and compare their thoughts with others. This activity helps to activate background knowledge and get students ready to consider plot, character development, and themes of the book.
about 1 month ago, Lisa Walker
A male instructional assistant sits with two boys, one in a wheelchair, while they discuss their assignment
two girls, one in a purple shirt, and one in black, look down on their notebook together.
two boys sit in a classroom floor working cooperatively in one notebook.
A boy and girl look into a notebook together standing in the middle of a classroom. Behind them two boys are also working collaboratively.
two boys staying together, reading their notes for class from their notebooks.
two girls staying together in front of their desks, each working in their notebooks. One leans forward onto the desk.
two girls play rock paper scissors, while deciding who will go first in their collaborative activity.
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 1 month 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 1 month 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 1 month 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 1 month 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
about 1 month 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
about 1 month 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.
about 2 months 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.
2 months ago, Marshall Raney, Area Coordinator
LATE BUS
JOHNSON AREA
AUGUST 13 AM
1106 is running about 20 minutes late this morning.
2 months 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.
5 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!
5 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.