Resource officers serve campus in various ways
The annual Coffee with a Cop event will take place on Wednesday, Nov. 17, but before getting the chance to interact with an officer, it may be important to know what they do for us on-campus.
Many students not aware of changes in grading, curriculum for class of 2025
Many freshmen are unaware of the changes in grading and curriculum that have already effected them well-before the first nine weeks.
Hey SA for 10/29
Senior Joseph Sweeney reports on Halloween activities and other happenings going on around the Alamo city.
Opportunities offered to alumni looking for more after graduation
Some Johnson alumni have chosen to stay on-campus for years after graduation as contract workers for fine arts programs.
District releases updated COVID-19 testing policy for school travel
The district has released COVID testing guidelines for all school-sponsered groups traveling in or out-of-state.
SAT, PSAT being offered in October
The PSAT will be administered tor underclassmen Oct. 13, while the SAT will be held only for seniors who did not take it last year as a junior on the 28.
Voter registration takes place in government, economics classes
Students were able to fill out their voter registration cards during government and economics classes to register for upcoming elections.
District, teachers implement remote tutoring for those in need
Both the district and teachers on their own have begun offering remote tutoring for those in quarantine or in need of outside help.
Students learn language, etiquette, respect in Japanese classroom
Dr. Yuka Kato has been teaching Japanese for 15 years and now teaches at Johnson full-time
Not much has changed as far as social studies curriculum
Though students may feel their social studies classes are more difficult this year, in reality, not much has changed