Phone: (919) 553-4064
Email:
Degrees and Certifications:
BA History (Secondary Education) MED in Athletic Administration
Mr. John Asmussen
This will be my 6th year back at Clayton High School after spending 7 years at Clayton High from 2001-2008. I also taught in Georgia for two years and a few other high schools in Johnston County but will always first and foremost be an All In Comet. I recieved my undergraduate degree in History and secondary education at Elon University and my Masters of Education in Athletic Administration from Northcentral University in 2012.
In addition to teaching within the history department at Clayton High I am also the Varsity Men's Soccer Coach and the Athletic Director at Clayton High. My wife Lynette is also an educator who worked for Johnston County Schools in the past but currently works for North Carolina Virtual Public Schools to be able to stay home with our daughter.
I look forward to working with all of you in the spring either in the classroom or athletic fields!!
2020 Spring Google Classroom Code: American II 1st Block Students Please Join -- t4jslad
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JC Board of Education Approves Calendar Changes, Adds Wellness Days
At a Special Session meeting on Oct. 27, the Johnston County Board of Education approved the following calendar changes: adding two wellness days and an optional teacher work day to the districtโs November calendar.
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Board of Education Special Session set for Oct. 27
The Johnston County Board of Education called a special session for Wednesday, Oct. 27 to discuss potential calendar adjustments.
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Board of Education Meeting set for Nov. 9
The November Johnston County Board of Education meeting will be held on Tuesday, November 9 at 4:00 p.m. in the Evander Simpson Building in Smithfield.
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JCPS offering Substitute Teacher Temporary Incentive Pay Plan
Johnston County Public Schools is now offering a Substitute Teacher Temporary Incentive Pay Plan for substitutes.
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JC BOE votes to require masks for all JCPS students and staff
At their August meeting, the Johnston County Board of Education voted 4-3 to make face coverings required indoors in all Johnston County Public Schools campuses and on all buses for students, staff, and guests. This updated mask requirement is effective immediately.
