Johnson has a new family specialist on campus
Johnson now has an on campus Family Specialist to help students and parents throughout the year.
Teachers start year emphasizing academic integrity
After a year that saw more than half of the campus learning remotely, questionable academic habits thrived. In order to counteract this, certain teachers are pushing students to consider the meaning of academic integrity.
Students, teachers adjust to new class schedule
Students and teachers have had a hard time adjusting to the new schedule for the 2021-2022 school year
Changes made to curriculum following return to in-person learning
Changes have been made to the ways students learn now that the school has moved back into 100% in-person learning
Staffing shortages arise in custodial department
The school has less than half the amount of custodians it's supposed to have this year.
How to improve your time spent using Microsoft Paint
Microsoft paint, or simply MS paint, is, more often than not, considered useless, but the truth is, its only useless if you make it so.
Band tryouts march on
Because the beginning of the school year was online, the tryout process for marching band drastically changed. All auditions were done virtually as each student sent in videos of them playing their instrument.
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What happens when Zoom takes over the academic year?
This academic year, students had the option to either join Zoom classes, be asynchronous, or go back to learning in-person.
Let the games begin: Senior Assassin
Senior Assassin is held annually by Johnson’s own students. The game is played off-campus, with the premise being to “assassinate” your target player by shooting them with a water gun. The winners of Senior Ass...
Clear backpacks will not be required for the 2021-2022 school year
Superintendent Sean Maika has announced that clear backpacks will no longer be required on NEISD campuses for the 2021-2022 school year.