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 days ago, Marshall Raney, Area Coordinator
LATE BUS
JOHNSON AREA
AUGUST 13 AM
1106 is running about 20 minutes late this morning.
10 days 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.
3 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!
3 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!
3 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!
3 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.
3 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!
3 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!
3 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.
3 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
Students in grades K-5 who met the 2,000 minute Beanstack reading challenge this year celebrated with a recent trip to Zoo Knoxville. Great job, Eagles! Keep reading!
4 months ago, Lisa Walker
A group of students pose for a picture with a bronze lion statue at Zoo Knoxville
A group of fifth graders smiles for the camera as they gather lunch supplies
A group of five boys and girl sits in an interactive zoo exhibit
A group of seven students smile for a picture in front of a Zoo Knoxville sign
Three children sit atop three different bronze rhino statues at Zoo Knoxville
A kindergarten boy leans toward his class’s assistant as they smile for a selfie
A group of students pose for a picture info front of a zoo statue
BUS SCHEDULE CHANGE
Johnson Area
FRIDAY- APRIL 24 - PM
0502 will be absent and will be doubled and running late. You may choose to pick up your child/children at school at the normal time.
4 months ago, Marshall Raney, Area Coordinator
During Mrs. Hodge's art class, second and third grade students had a blast preparing these perspective projects based on their favorite scene from the book The Miraculous Journey of Edward Tulane. This was a multiple session culminating project that was tied in to the school's One School One Book initiative.
5 months ago, Lisa Walker
A class of students stands behind a classroom table displaying their paper media perspective art projects
A class of students stands behind a classroom table displaying their paper media perspective art projects.
A class of students stands behind a classroom table displaying their paper media perspective art projects.
A class of students stands behind a classroom table displaying their paper media perspective art projects.
Johnson K-4 students celebrated reading by designing bookmarks! During Mrs. Hodge's art class, students generated multiple bookmark ideas, then chose one to refine for submission into the 2026 bookmark contest. Take a peek at our winners from each grade!
5 months ago, Lisa Walker
A boy and girl hold up their award certificates while standing in front of a bulletin board decorated with the winning bookmarks
A girl holds her award certificate while standing in front of a bulletin board decorated with the winning bookmarks
A boy and girl hold up their award certificates while standing in front of a bulletin board decorated with the winning bookmarks.
A girl holds her award certificate while standing in front of a bulletin board decorated with the winning bookmarks.
A boy and girl hold up their award certificates while standing in front of a bulletin board decorated with the winning bookmarks.
Kindergarten and first grade students in Mrs. Hodge's art class jumped into spring by creating their very own Van Gogh inspired vases of flowers. Students designed their own tables and backgrounds on which to place the flowers. The flowers and vases were made by cutting various shapes from premade 'painted' papers in different color schemes and then gluing them onto the background.
5 months ago, Lisa Walker
A boy smiles and holds up an art piece of a vase of flowers on a table
A girl smiles and holds up an art piece of a vase of flowers on a table.
A girl smiles and holds up an art piece of a vase of flowers on a table.
A boy smiles and holds up an art piece of a vase of flowers on a table
A boy smiles and holds up an art piece of a vase of flowers on a table
A girl smiles and holds up an art piece of a vase of flowers on a table
A girl smiles and holds up an art piece of a vase of flowers on a table
A girl smiles and holds up an art piece of a vase of flowers on a table
A girl smiles and holds up an art piece of a vase of flowers on a table
A girl smiles and holds up an art piece of a vase of flowers on a table.
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.
5 months 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.
5 months 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.