Phone: 919-464-2314
Email:
Degrees and Certifications:
B.S. Social Science Education, Campbell University (2010) Social Studies Teaching Certification (Grades 6-12) AIG Certification (JCPS)
Mr. Matt Johnson
I am the World History and Civics/Economics teacher at Johnston County Early College Academy. That means I primarily work with our freshmen and sophomores. I'm a lifelong resident of Johnston County, having graduated from Clayton High School in 2006. From there, I completed my undergrad education at Campbell University in 2010 and received certification to teach social studies in both middle and high school. This is my 10th year teaching, and I love working with the students of JCECA.
I'm also a total a nerd at heart - talk to me about Star Wars, Walt Disney World, or anything dealing with U.S. politics. My students will also tell you that few can match my sarcastic wit and dry sense of humor.
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2019-2020 graduation dates released
Johnston County Public Schools will begin graduation season with two ceremonies on Friday, May 15, followed by eight traditional high school ceremonies on Friday, May 29.
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Here Comes the Bus coming Fall 2019
Johnston County Public Schools will begin using Here Comes the Bus in the 2019-2020 school year! Here Comes the Bus is a school bus tracking app that gives parents real-time bus location information and alerts to get students to the bus stop on time. The app is expected to roll out by the first day of school, August 26...
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New deadline in JCEF grant process
The Johnston County Education Foundation has changed its grant process from a three cycle a year process, to a once a year process. The grant deadline will now be November 15th each year and Grant Patrol will be held on the first Wednesday of December.
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Free and Reduced Meal Applications
Free and Reduced meal applications for the 2019-2020 school year are now available online. A new application must be completed each school year...
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Parent Volunteer Form
Please fill out the appropriate link to become a volunteer with JCECA.
