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JCPS celebrates National School Lunch Week with State Superintendent
Johnston County Public Schools celebrated National School Lunch Week with a special visit from North Carolina Superintendent of Public Instruction Mark Johnson at the McGeeโs Crossroads Elementary cafeteria on Oct. 17.
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Meadow School lends a hand to Union Elementary
Meadow School students and teachers volunteered on their day off to finalize packing buckets for a supply drive to help those affected by Hurricane Florence.
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Perseverance and Heart recognized at Octobor BOE Meeting
The Johnston County Board of Education recognized outstanding staff members and students who demonstrated excellence in the classroom or in the community at their Oct. 9 meeting.
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JCPS Adult Spelling Bee raises 13K for classroom grants
Johnston County Schools educators, businesses, and community members came together to raise $13,000 at the Johnston County Education Foundation (JCEF) 2018 Adult Spelling Bee on Thursday, Oct. 4 at Smithfield-Selma High.
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Hurricane Florence missed days waived
The Johnston County Board of Education voted to waive missed days from Hurricane Florence (Sept. 13, 14, 17, 18, & 19). Students and staff will not have to make-up these days...
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Free November SAT Registration and CSS Profile Fee Waiver for JCPS students
The College Board is offering a free November SAT registration and CSS Profileโข fee waiver to students in a FEMA-designated area. Johnston County is listed as a FEMA-designated area, which means students can receive the assistance.
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Presidential Declaration of Disaster Grants Free Breakfast, Lunch to All JCPS Students
Johnston County Public Schools has been informed that it is included in the Presidential Declaration of Disaster, which allows ALL students in the district to receive FREE breakfast and lunch, starting Monday, October 1 and continuing through Wednesday, October 31. This declaration does not cover employees; however, employees may continue to purchase meals at any time.
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The Need is Now
Johnston County remains one of the fastest growing counties in the state. Please watch this video to learn more about the impact that growth has on our education systems...
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Board of Education Meeting set for November 13
The next Johnston County Board of Education meeting will be held on Tuesday, November 13. The meeting will begin at 2:00 p.m. and be held in the Evander Simpson Building in Smithfield...
