Day 2 of JCPS Leadership began with a focus on its core instruction definition, which is “High Quality Teaching and Learning for ALL students."
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They participated in training sessions designed with the tools they will need to move their schools forward on the path to student success and academic achievement.
The afternoon sessions will also be filled with essential district elements including “Why Do We Exist: Principal Essentials” and “Why Do We Exist: Thriving as a New Assistant Principal”.
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Leadership 2026 has begun!
New principals and assistant principals are engaging in 7 sessions of informative and instructive leadership training.
The passionate group of 26 administrators will receive presentations on curriculum and instruction, relationship development, accountability, effective hiring practices, district practices and standards, and much, much more.
This group of strong leaders are proof that the future is bright for JCPS!
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JCPS celebrates the 250th anniversary of our great nation!
Here's to wishing everyone a happy 4th of July!
During the June 2 work session and June 9 regular session meetings, the Johnston County Board of Education made the following principal transfers effective July 1, 2026:
Princeton Middle/High School - Heather Anders
Four Oaks Elementary School - Lyndsey Dunn
McGee’s Crossroads Middle School - Darrick McNeill
North Johnston Middle School - James “TJ” Parrish
Riverwood Middle School - Lauren Sabo
West Johnston High School - Larkeysha Sheppard
We are extremely excited about the new appointments and certainly look forward to the success that is sure to come.
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JCPS is committed to ensuring that its leaders are prepared to lead students forward in the classrooms and in life.
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Another great year is in the books, and another great graduating class is ready to conquer the world and fulfill their dreams!
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JCPS is celebrating the bright futures ahead of each and every one of you!
Here is the link for PMHS Class of 2026 Graduation Live Stream. Graduation Begins at 7pm tonight!
Please refer to the NC DHHS Sun Bucks Website for more information on how to qualify or enroll, here: https://bit.ly/3S7izpz
Check out this video for a quick reminder of the date, time, and location for each graduation ceremony. https://bit.ly/4f7c2ow
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PMHS 2026 Yearbook will be distributed by announcement tomorrow. If you did not order a yearbook, you can buy one for $70 on Friday. You must bring exact change or write a check to Princeton High School.
See Mrs. Finch Friday morning or during your lunch on Friday if you would like to purchase one of the extra books.
Full details for Class of 2026 ceremonies are available on the JCPS Graduation Information webpage: www.johnston.k12.nc.us/graduation
For school-specific questions, contact your school.
The JCPS Middle School Track Championships, held at Cleveland High, brought together the district’s top student-athletes for a day of speed, strength, and spirited competition.
Congratulations to the Cleveland Middle boys track & field team and the Riverwood Middle girls track & field team, who took home the first-place trophies.
See the final results for all events on the JCPS Athletic Zone website: https://bit.ly/4cBNbrh
What an incredible way to close out the Special Olympics Johnston County Spring Games 2026!
Today, we had 22 middle and high school teams representing JCPS, and our Special Olympics athletes made the day unforgettable! They led the day from start to finish with determination, lots of energy, and incredible support for one another.
We are so grateful for Special Olympics Johnston County, our Special Olympics athletes, JCPS staff, volunteers, and families who made the Spring Games amazing!
Read more about the third and final day here: https://bit.ly/4sUSFCe
Whether in class, competitions, or FBLA, he acts with fairness, respect, and professionalism. Trusted by peers and teachers, Kai-Lin leads by example and contributes to a positive, ethical school community.
Congratulations, Kai-Lin, for being recognized as the April Character Ed Student for Princeton Middle/High! 👏
Congratulations to Loshawndo Brown, head custodian at Princeton Middle/High! She is our Classified Employee of the Month for April! 👏
A Johnston County native and proud graduate of Smithfield-Selma High, Brown values the opportunity her role provides to build relationships and connect with everyone in the school, including students, staff, and the community.
Brown sheds light on the importance of her role and what she has learned in her Spotlight Q&A: bit.ly/3Q3jgj1
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Special Olympics Johnston County Spring Games start TOMORROW, and we are so excited!
Come out and support our Special Olympics athletes loud and proud on April 16th, 17th, and 24th at Smithfield-Selma High as they inspire us all! 💪
