Johnston County Schools
Recent News About Johnston County Schools
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Johnston County Public Schools District spends $10,906 on capital outlay in 2022-23
Johnston County Public Schools District allocated a total of $10,906 from state funds to capital outlay in the 2022-23 school year, according to data gathered by the North Carolina Department of Public Instruction.
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Johnston County Public Schools honor character education recipients for September 2024
Character education remains a priority for Johnston County Public Schools, with various initiatives promoting positive traits among students. Each month, the Johnston County Board of Education recognizes students who exemplify these values. The following students were honored for September 2024.
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Karen Oden named September 2024 Certified Employee of the Month
Karen Oden has been recognized as the Certified Employee of the Month for September 2024. Known for creating a nurturing and safe environment, Oden dedicates time both before and after school to support her students' success.
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Polenta Elementary names Steve Benson employee of the month
Steve Benson, a custodian at Polenta Elementary, has been named the Classified Employee of the Month for September 2024. Known for his dedication and willingness to support staff, Benson has played a crucial role in maintaining a clean and safe environment at the school.
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JCPS celebrates topping out ceremony for Swift Creek Elementary
Johnston County Public Schools (JCPS) celebrated the completion of the structural framework of the new Swift Creek Elementary school with a topping out ceremony.
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Math scores on ACT increased among Johnston County 12th-graders in 2022-23 school year
Johnston County district registered 418 12th-graders as prepared for college in the 2022-23, based on their Math performance on the ACT.
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542 Johnston County 12th-graders ready for college based on Science performance on 2022-23 ACT
Johnston County district registered 542 12th-graders as prepared for college in the 2022-23, based on their Science performance on the ACT.
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How did Johnston County senior students perform on Reading portion of the ACT in 2022-23 school year?
Johnston County district registered 736 12th-graders as prepared for college in the 2022-23, based on their Reading performance on the ACT.
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Johnston County registered 821 12th-graders ready for college based on English performance on 2022-23 ACT
Johnston County district registered 821 12th-graders as prepared for college in the 2022-23, based on their English performance on the ACT.
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Math scores on ACT increased among Johnston County 11th-graders in 2022-23 school year
Of the 2,697 junior students taking the Math portion of the ACT in Johnston County district, 475 were considered ready for college in the 2022-23 school year.
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507 Johnston County 11th-graders ready for college based on Science performance on 2022-23 ACT
Of the 2,697 junior students taking the Science portion of the ACT in Johnston County district, 507 were considered ready for college in the 2022-23 school year.
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How did Johnston County junior students perform on Reading portion of the ACT in 2022-23 school year?
Of the 2,697 junior students taking the Reading portion of the ACT in Johnston County district, 763 were considered ready for college in the 2022-23 school year.
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Johnston County registered 966 11th-graders ready for college based on English performance on 2022-23 ACT
Of the 2,697 junior students taking the English portion of the ACT in Johnston County district, 966 were considered ready for college in the 2022-23 school year.
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Federal grant helps Johnston school district improve security
The Johnston County Public Schools received federal funding to help efforts to improve school safety.
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Johnston County Public Schools reopen, though some parents keep kids at home
Elementary school children in Johnston County returned to the classroom for in-person instruction, though some parents opted to keep their children learning at home because of the COVID-19 epidemic.
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Johnston County Schools education leaders determining best option for COVID-19 academic year
Johnston County Public Schools education officials are trying to determine the best way to start the school year, which is slated to begin in August, district leaders said in June.