Johnston Homecoming traditions are right around the corner! Festivities will start on September 24 and go through September 29. Many are specific to individual schools, such as dress up days or other celebrations. The community is encouraged and...
(Submitted by the Iowa Courts) On Constitution Day, Monday, September 17, the Iowa Supreme Court will hear oral arguments at the Johnston High School auditorium, 6500 NW 100th St. The oral arguments are open to the public and...
In observance of the Labor Day holiday, all Johnston schools and offices will be closed on Monday, September 3. Offices and schools will re-open at their normal time on Tuesday, Sept. 4. Have a safe and relaxing weekend!
The athletic department will be offering advanced ticket sales for Friday’s home football game vs Ankeny. Tickets can be purchased for $6 at the accounting office at JHS on Wednesday and Thursday from 7:30-1:00 & 2-3 p.m. and...
Welcome back, Dragons! The start of the 2018-19 school year is right around the corner! Below is a list of events – open houses, orientations, and meet the teacher opportunities – for families in the district. Questions on...
The dog days of summer have set in and a bowl of cool, tasty ice cream is the perfect answer to beat the heat. Join the Johnston Community Education department and City of Johnston for the annual “Sundae...
May 29 Commendations Over the weekend, our Dragons were out and about, making quite the names for themselves around the nation. Yes, the nation. Congratulations to our hard-working Dragons, their coaches, and supporters. If you have group or...
The 4th annual Dragon Games were held May 22 at the Johnston Middle School stadium. The Dragon Games are an event held to give Johnston special education students of all ages an opportunity to showcase their talents and...
The end of the school year is in sight and our Dragons are giving it their all through every competition, awards ceremony, and challenge they may face. If you have group or individual commendations, please send them to...
The soft tap of pencils and the sound of eraser bits brushed from paper filled the Timber Ridge media center as 50 fifth grade ELP humanities students from all of the Johnston elementary schools responded to a creative...