Seniors going on the Senior Trip need to meet in Room 604 during clubs on Friday to link tickets to their accounts. Also, the final payment for the trip is due Friday to Mrs. Barnes.
A photographer from Strawbridge Studios will be at NJHS on 12/4/2023 to photograph your sports pictures. Follow this link to receive updates: https://strawbridge.fotomerchanthv.com/clients/north-johnston-high-school/sports-pictures-12-4-2023-7/optIn
Did someone say Trick or Treat?!
It's Halloween, and we want to make sure everyone has fun, while staying safe . Check out these tips!👻
Even dinosaurs check out books at the NJHS Media Center.
First Priority is packing shoeboxes for Operation Christmas child. If you would like to participate, please bring items (like socks, combs, toothbrushes, small toys, gloves, school supplies) to Mrs. Mooring or Mrs. Brown's room by the end of the week.
Winter sports tryouts begin Monday. For tryout times and locations go to the Athletics link on the school website. All final forms must be completed and an updated physical must be on file with Ms Burns. Contact the coach of the sport you are interested in if you have any questions.
Monday, October 30, is a Required County Workday for Teachers. Students will not report to school on that day. Please make time to get caught up your reading or on any work you may be missing.
Congratulations to the Lady Panthers Tennis team on their 5-4 victory over Martin County in the 2nd round of the NCHSAA 2A dual team state championships. Winning their singles matches were Emily Scott, Sydney Daughtry, and Camden Ford. Winning their doubles matches were the teams of Emily Scott/Peyton Ford and Sydney Daughtry/Camden Ford. The victory improves their overall record to 12 and 6. They will play the 3rd round tomorrow at Research Triangle Charter School. Match will start at 3:30 and be at Elmira Avenue Park in Durham.
Congratulations to Emily Scott on finishing 3rd and qualifying for the state championships at the 2A East Regional this past weekend. She won 3 out of her 4 matches to advance. The state championships will be held this coming Friday at Ting Park in Holly Springs. Emily will start play at 9am. Good Luck Emily!!!
NJHS Yearbook 2024 News: Check the NJHS Website - Yearbook Section for new information on ordering Yearbooks, Senior Ads, and Business Ads
https://www.johnston.k12.nc.us/o/njhs/page/yearbook
Students are getting ready for Red Ribbon Week® 2023, Oct. 23-27! This year’s theme is "Be Kind To Your Mind. Live Drug Free."
JCPS believes in a drug free future for all of it students! Here are some fun activities the celebration going all week long, as we encourage everyone to pledge to live drug free! https://bit.ly/3tKyRc8
#BeKindToYourMindLiveDrugFree #RedRibbonWeek
Congratulations to the Lady Panthers Tennis team on their 7-2 victory over West Bladen in the first round of the North Carolina High School Athletic Associations 2A Dual Team State Championships. Winning their singles matches were Emily Scott, Sydney Daughtry, Camden Ford, and Maryalis Jimenez. Winning their doubles matches were the teams of Sydney Daughtry/Camden Ford, Emily Scott/Alayna Phillips, and Peyton Ford/Riley Evans. The win improves their overall record to 11 and 6. They advance to the 2nd round on Monday at Martin County High School. Match starts at 4pm.
Congratulations to Emily Scott on being recognized as the OrthoCarolina Female Performance of the Week for week 8 of North Carolina High School Athletics Association competition. Emily won the Neuse 6 2A Conference Championship without losing a game in any set. She starts postseason today with a record of 16 and 3. Come out and watch Emily and all the Lady Panthers today as they host the 1st round of the dual team state championships vs West Bladen. Match time is 4pm.
Seniors: Your NJHS senior shirts are on sale until Friday, October 27. Please see Mrs. Barnes in room 604 to purchase your NJHS senior shirts.
The Panther Volleyball team will host the first round of the Neuse 6 Volleyball Tournament tonight. At 4:30 Eastern Wayne will face Spring Creek, followed by North Johnston vs Beddingfield at 6pm. Tickets are $10 cash, card, or Ticketspicket. Go Panthers!
Attention all 10th Graders: Next Wednesday, October 18, you will be taking the Pre-ACT. Be present and on time as the test will start promptly at 7:30 am. We will be testing in the science hallway.
Congratulations to the Lady Panthers Tennis team on their outstanding performance at the Neuse 6 2A Conference tournament. Special Congratulations to Emily Scott who won the Neuse 6 2A Singles Conference Championship. Also, a special congratulations to the team of Sydney Daughtry and Camden Ford for winning the Neuse 6 2A Doubles Conference Championship! These three ladies along with Maryalis Jimenez, who finished third in the singles tournament, have qualified for the 2A East Regional on October 20th. The Lady Panthers completed the "sweep" this year by winning the team conference championship, the singles championship, and the doubles championship.
Congratulations to the following students for being selected by audition to participate in the Johnston County Honors Chorus: Angel Alviso, Hannah Arant, Talia Bethea, Cheyenne Boone, John Bradley, Jayda Clay, Sydney Daughtry, Cintia Diaz, Mickaela Gil, Treyson Grams, Katelin Gronendyke, Skyla Hart, Sydney Holland, Colby Johnson, Olivia Jones, Thomas Linder, Zackeira McNeill, Stephanie Pano Gomez, Alayna Phillips, and Sky Tuchscherer.
Also thank you to all of the NoJo Chorus students who chose to audition. Go Panthers!
The Kenly 95 gift cards and concession coupon for our Panther Pride Winners are compliments of the NJHS Athletic Panther Club and Kenly 95 Petro.
Congratulations to the following students for being selected as the Panther Pride Students of the Month for September: William Cameron Casey, Raylee Gurley, Travelle Brockington, Kathryn Pitts, Nathan Anderson, Hannah Arant, Lani Atkinson, Jayda Clay, Ethan Lee.
Thank you for working hard in the classroom and being a positive example to your peers. Please see Ms. Kidd in room 501 Friday after 3rd Block. Students receiving this award receive a free t-shirt, certificate, $10 gift card and a concession stand coupon.