The Johnston City School District recognizes longtime volunteer Roy Rogers for his dedication to athletics.
For 38 years, Rogers helped to videotape basketball games, football games, and Homecoming Activities.
In May, Rogers will be inducted into the Illinois Basketball Coaches Association's Hall of Fame.
From Left to Right: High School Basketball Coach Scott Burzynski, Roy Rogers, Athletic Director Lindsey Bush, and Former Johnston City Mayor Jimmy Dean who nominated Rogers.
The Johnston City School District will recognize long-time volunteer Roy Rogers for a major accomplishment at tonight's Arrowhead Classic tournament before the 7:30 game.
In the spring, the Illinois Basketball Coaches Association will award Rogers the Friend of Basketball accolade putting him into the organization’s 2025 Hall of Fame.
For 38 years, Rogers dedicated his time to videotaping basketball games, football games, and Homecoming activities.
You can read more here: https://www.jcindians.org/o/jchs/article/1978333
Night one of this year's Arrowhead Classic is now in the books.
On Monday, Banterra Bank Starla Waters presented a check for $3,500 to Lindsey Bush, Athletic Director.
The Southern Illinois Coaches Association and Officials presented a check for $700 to High School Principal Kristi Schell to be given as a scholarship to one of our students.
Blondie’s Bakery provided food for the hospitality room.
DuQuoin beat Anna-Jonesboro in game 1, and Eldorado beat Johnston City in game 2.
The Arrowhead Classic begins this afternoon at 4:30 with a match-up between DuQuoin and Anna-Jonesboro.
This is just the start of an exciting week filled with basketball. We hope to see you there!
All schools are closed today in observance of Martin Luther King Junior Day.
Our Pre-K students are stepping into the weekend with a brand new pair of shoes.
It's thanks to Ashton and Sidney Stephens, Tonia Johnson and Laura Wilkerson with Edward Jones in Johnston City. Plus, Hibbett Sports.
Click here to learn more about the Kicks for Kids program: https://www.jcindians.org/o/jes/article/1974564
Lincoln School will be closed on Friday, January 17 due to a water service interruption. The Corinth and Galatia Water Districts will be repairing a water line near the school, and as a result, there will be no water supply at Lincoln School on that day.
All other schools within the Johnston City School District will remain open as scheduled.
Thank you for your understanding and cooperation.
Are you ready for some basketball? We certainly are!
The Arrowhead Classic presented by Banterra Bank begins Monday, January 20th.
Here's a preview of what's to come.
Today is National 4th Graders Day! It's a time to recognize their hard work and dedication.
At Lincoln Elementary, 4th grade students were happy to be back in class after winter weather last week.
We caught some students working together to solve math problems!
Johnston City schools will be closed and using an e-learning day tomorrow, Friday, January 10th due to inclement weather.
Johnston City schools will be closed and using an e-learning day tomorrow, Thursday, January 9th due to inclement weather.
Johnston City schools will be closed and using an e-learning day tomorrow, Wednesday, January 8th due to inclement weather.
Johnston City schools will be closed and using an e-learning day tomorrow, Tuesday, January 7th due to inclement weather.
Johnston City schools will be closed and using an e-learning day tomorrow, Monday, January 6th due to inclement weather.
The Amazon Return Day Giveaway, sponsored by 4 Good Community, was a huge success. We are thankful that we were able to provide this opportunity to our Kindergarten - 8th Grade students.
Due to the amount of items we received we are able to open the event up to community members today from 3:30 p.m. - 4:30 p.m. Community members are asked to park in the “horseshoe” by the Scout Cabin and enter the east side gym doors at 3:30 p.m.
The Johnston City High School’s Educators Rising Club is trying to raise awareness of their club and the activities they host for elementary students. They have social media accounts on Facebook, Instagram, and TikTok. They invite you to follow them and share their posts. If you would like to see more about their club and what they do, follow:
Facebook: Educators Rising (blue profile picture)
Instagram: @jchseducatorsrising
TikTok: @educators.rising
Meet Lacy Ray!
She is the new Student Advocate at JCHS. She has worked at Jefferson Elementary for the past 4 years and now works for the ROE 21 in the Alternative Learning Opportunity Program. She is excited to begin this new journey to help every student attain their goals!
Pack the place this Saturday for the IHSA Quarterfinal football game! Just a reminder K-8 students must be accompanied by an adult. We encourage families to enjoy the game together, and we appreciate your support. ROLLTRIBE!
JCHS 2024 Trunk or Treat
Present by; Student Council, HOSA, and Ed. Rising
ISBE Summative Designations for 2024-25
