Ms. Ellsworth convened all special educators today to proactively look at most efficient, best-practice grouping and scheduling of special education students for 24-25. Incredibly productive and positive!!
Please join us in celebrating JCS Deputy Superintendent Michelle Gadberry who was recognized with the Tradition & Innovation Award of Excellence at last night's board meeting. Michelle is an outstanding educator who helps lead our district with integrity, vision, and a true heart for our students. ♥️ Congratulations to Michelle on this well-deserved honor! #WeAreJessamine
Can you feel the energy? Michelle Roberts and Macey Smith of NES lead their fifth graders in the class mission statement. The momentum in the classroom is contagious!
What time is it? Mrs. G and Mrs. Hamilton utilized parallel teaching to ensure students are telling time to the half hour.
Join us this weekend and see these amazing JCS elementary students!
Interested in summer work? We'd love to have you teach in Arts+!!
Food Service training on Eclipse Day!
JCS Custodial Services and Maintenance departments hitting a home run with their work over Spring Break! The schools look amazing!
Ms. Caise and Mr. Botts support WJHS students as they work in blended learning stations.
Congratulations to Mrs. Sandy Hall, the JCS Virtual Learning Academy Teacher of the Year!. As a special education teacher, she embodies unwavering commitment, tirelessly advocating for her students' success. Sandy's approach is a harmonious blend of kindness and encouragement, fostering an atmosphere of love and support in her classroom while simultaneously urging her students to strive for their utmost potential. Her impact extends far beyond the confines of the classroom, leaving an indelible mark on the lives she touches with her warmth, guidance, and unwavering belief in every student's ability to excel. #WeAreJessamine
"April is Child Abuse Prevention Month. Let's raise awareness and take action to protect our children. Together, we can create a safer, happier future for all kids. Join us and wear blue on April 11th!
We’re delighted to share that Kim Gayheart has been selected as the 2024 Nicholasville ElementaryTeacher of the Year! Described as an educator who gives her “best self” each day to help students learn, Mrs. Gayheart is a caring and encouraging teacher who strives to help her students become critical thinkers and problem solvers. With creative lessons and a positive vibe, this exemplary teacher’s classroom is a fun place to learn. Congratulations on this well-deserved honor, Kim and thank you for being a part of the JCS Family! #WeAreJessamine
We’re excited to share that Carleigh Turner has been selected as the 2024 Brookside Elementary Teacher of the Year! Mrs Turner’s passion for education and infectious energy uplift those around her and make this stellar teacher also an encourager, a mentor, and a friend. Her playful and engaging approach to learning transforms the classroom into a fun place where every student feels valued and inspired. We love this educator’s ability to help students believe in themselves and her unwavering commitment to their success. Congratulations, Carleigh, we’re so grateful to have you in our district family! #WeAreJessamine!
Please join us in celebrating the 2024 Red Oak Elementary Teacher of the Year Kendall Anderson! Mrs. Anderson’s classroom is an engaging and nurturing place where students are prepared for success both inside and beyond the classroom. She goes above and beyond to get to know each and every one of her students, creating a warm and welcoming environment where they feel valued and supported to express themselves. Whether it’s helping with a tough math problem, lending an ear for a personal struggle, or simply offering a word of encouragement, Mrs. Anderson is always there for her students. They’re lucky to have her and we’re lucky that she calls our district home. Congratulations, Kendall! #WeAreJessamine
WJMS students evaluate sources with a timely, real-world scenario in Ms. Sharrett's class.
Congratulations to Jessamine County Schools Superintendent Matt Moore on his selection as the Eastern Kentucky University / Central Kentucky Educational Cooperative “Experience Excellence” Superintendent of the Year!
Matthew Simpson, JCS Transportation Director, presents to administrators across the state at the KASA Education, Law and Finance Institute in Lexington
The Providence School’s 2024 Teacher of the Year Sean Goggin is described as an educator with a calm presence who inspires students to take ownership of their learning. Sean builds a culture of connectedness in his classroom and whether his students are learning English or guitar, relationships come first. Mr. Goggin gets to know his students as individuals and learns about what motivates and inspires them to take their achievement to the next level. His music class has become a coveted highlight for TPS students, engaging them in a creative outlet that connects them to school in a meaningful way. Mr. Goggin is changing lives, one student at a time and we’re grateful and proud that he is a member of our district family. Congratulations, Sean! #WeAreJessamine
Ms. Flaugher and Ms. Gardiner lead small group instruction for 6th graders at EJMS. During this parallel component of the lesson the teachers used the white board to divide the room and provide modeling space for both groups.
An innovative leader who is in his element in both a courtroom and a classroom, the Jessamine Career and Technology Center's 2024 Teacher of the Year is Mr. Will Hall. Will built the JCTC pre-law program from scratch (and, yes, he's a lawyer too) and students say that he continually motivates and challenges them to do their best as he supports them to reach their goals. We're excited that Will is using his passion, expertise, and commitment to excellence to help shape the legal minds of tomorrow. Thank you for inspiring and empowering our students, Will, congratulations! #WeAreJessamine
