There’s still time to get to the Summer Information Fair!
Until 6 PM today, families can stop by Corinth Holders High, Cleveland High, or Smithfield-Selma High to receive support regarding enrollment applications, transportation questions, student resources, and more.
In case you weren’t able to attend, no worries! Check out your school's website or our Back to School Basics webpage: https://bit.ly/45snXXT
Student schedules are now available to view in Infinite Campus.
⚠️ Please read all information carefully. Do not email counselors to request a schedule change. Students must either complete the form below or attend one of the in-person correction dates.
Schedule corrections will only be considered for the following reasons:
✅ A course was previously taken and passed
✅ A course is listed twice
✅ A class is missing from the schedule
✅ The student does not meet the course prerequisite
✅ The student is requesting increased rigor, where space is available
In-person correction dates:
🎓 Seniors: August 3
📘 Sophomores: August 4
📚 Juniors: August 6
🏴☠️ Freshmen: August 10
Last names A–K: 8:00–10:00 a.m.
Last names L–Z: 1:00–3:00 p.m.
Complete the schedule correction form here:
https://forms.gle/gTGtYnaDwCr7Z25G7
While attendance is not required, it is highly encouraged! Orientation is a great opportunity for students and families to get a first look at CHHS before the school year begins. We still invite you to attend Open House on August 19th.
During the morning you'll:
🏴 Pick up your class schedule
📚 Learn what it takes to thrive during your freshman year
👋 Meet administrators, teachers, and student leaders
🚶 Tour the campus
🎭 Explore clubs and activities at our Club Fair
🤝 Connect with students and staff
❓Get answers to your questions before the first day of school
Whether you're an incoming freshman or a student who is new to Corinth Holders High School, we hope you'll join us for a fun, informative, and welcoming morning.
📅 Wednesday, August 5
🕗 8:15 AM – 12:00 PM
📍 Corinth Holders High School
We can't wait to welcome the Class of 2030 and all of our new Pirate families!
Ready, set, KINDERGARTEN! 🎉🎒✏️
Registration is open for the 2026-2027 school year, and we’re excited to welcome our newest learners!
Get started today on our website: www.johnston.k12.nc.us/enrollment
During the July 14th regular scheduled meeting, the JC Board of Education approved revisions to Policy Code 4304: Code of Student Conduct.
There was special attention to Section F. 36, which provides governance for the "Possession, Display, Use, Sale or Distribution of Vapes".
Revisions define vapes and expresses that there will be a 10-day suspension for any student in violation of the code.
We strongly encourage parents to speak with your child(ren) regarding the details of the policy and the consequences moving forward.
Please know that the Johnston County Board of Education strives to mitigate health and safety concerns related to harmful substances such as tobacco products and/or vapes. The revised verbiage and the associated penalties have been set to achieve this goal.
View Policy Code 4304 online, here: https://bit.ly/4f2TEwE
As we prepare for the 2026-2027 school year, on Monday, July 27th and Tuesday, July 28th, JCPS Information Services, Transportation and Student Services departments will be hosting a Summer Information Fair at three locations: Cleveland High, Corinth-Holders High, and Smithfield-Selma High.
Families can visit any of these three campuses from 12:00 PM-6:00 PM to complete new enrollment applications, receive status updates on existing enrollment applications, and collect required enrollment documentation. Parents will be able to receive information on how transportation is provided, request transportation if they did not use it the previous year, or discuss any summer address changes that impact transportation. Student Services will also be available to provide student resources.
We look forward to seeing you there!
For more information: https://bit.ly/4fOhInb
The 2026 Leadership Conference last week was a tremendous success!
Our administrators and staff are returning to their schools stronger together, with new ideas and valuable tools to help lead their school communities to continued success!
Here is a look back at a week full of collaboration, learning, and leadership: https://bit.ly/4gL03xK
#LeadForward
#StrongerTogether
#JCPSForward
Join us this Wednesday, July 22nd, 2026, at 2 PM for our Welcome Wednesdays session, an open-door approach to assisting individuals aspiring to become a part of the JCPS team!
Welcome Wednesdays is a hands-on, in-person opportunity for individuals to receive assistance with applications and to ask questions about the various job openings we have within the district.
See you soon!
Ready, set, KINDERGARTEN! 🎉🎒✏️
Registration is open for the 2026-2027 school year, and we’re excited to welcome our newest learners!
Get started today on our website: www.johnston.k12.nc.us/enrollment
During the July 14th regular scheduled meeting, the JC Board of Education approved revisions to Policy Code 4304: Code of Student Conduct.
There was special attention to Section F. 36, which provides governance for the "Possession, Display, Use, Sale or Distribution of Vapes".
Revisions define vapes and expresses that there will be a 10-day suspension for any student in violation of the code.
We strongly encourage parents to speak with your child(ren) regarding the details of the policy and the consequences moving forward.
Please know that the Johnston County Board of Education strives to mitigate health and safety concerns related to harmful substances such as tobacco products and/or vapes. The revised verbiage and the associated penalties have been set to achieve this goal.
View Policy Code 4304 online, here: https://bit.ly/4f2TEwE
#LeadForward
#StrongerTogether
#JCPSForward
The JCPS 2026 Leadership Conference wrapped up today!
The final day began with the announcement of our 2026-2027 Principal of the Year Maritza Rosado of Selma Elementary, and Assistant Principal of the Year Tamara Brock of South Smithfield Elementary.
Our administrators and staff left equipped with valuable knowledge, tools, and techniques to lead their school communities to continued success!
“Leadership is not about being in charge. It is about taking care of those in your charge — and moving them forward.” - Simon Sinek
Learn more about the 2026 Leadership Conference with a shared focus on teamwork and unity: https://bit.ly/4f68xOP
#LeadForward
#StrongerTogether
#JCPSForward
They took a deeper dive into leading with a purpose, leveraging student success, growing connections and relationships, and so much more, leaving day two, “Stronger Together”.
We are looking forward to tomorrow!
#LeadForward
#StrongerTogether
#JCPSForward
This morning, we were excited to welcome all of our School Resource Officers to express sincere appreciation for all that they do to keep our campuses safe!
The following departments partner with JCPS in this effort:
Johnston County Sheriff's Office
Clayton Police Department
Four Oaks Police Department
Town of Benson PD
Town of Pine Level PD
Town of Princeton PD
Selma Police Department
Smithfield Police Department
Wilson's Mills Police
This year’s theme is Stronger Together, and for the rest of this week, administrators and staff will learn valuable information for themselves and their school teams.
Principals are focusing on three main essentials: Students First, People’s Principal, and Instructional Leadership. Assistant principals are focusing on Principal Support, People Leadership, and Instructional Leadership.
Stay tuned tomorrow for more highlights!
#LeadForward
#StrongerTogether
#JCPSForward
#LeadForward
Day 2 of JCPS Leadership began with a focus on its core instruction definition, which is “High Quality Teaching and Learning for ALL students."
#LeadForward
