Johnson City CSD

05/29/2026

05/29/2026

Senior Nelson Rivera, Sr., met with Johnson City Police Department, NY Community Engagement Officer Peets this morning to do a ride-along and take a tour of the JC Police Department as part of the high school's new "Ride Along Street Law" program.

The collaboration between the high school and JC Police provides students enrolled in the Street Law class with a firsthand look at modern policing and the role officers play in the community.

05/29/2026

Earlier this week, Family Court Judge Veronica Gorman visited the high school's Street Law classes to talk to students about her job and her mission to always protect the best interests of the child. She also discussed her years of experience as a criminal defense lawyer, which focused on criminal defense, family, DUI/DWI, and divorce and separation cases.

The high school's Street Law class is a full-year course designed to increase students’ awareness of various aspects of our legal system. Units of Study include: An Introduction to Law and Our Legal System; Criminal Law and Juvenile Justice; Torts and Civil Law; Consumer and Housing Law; Family Law; and Individual Rights.

05/29/2026

05/29/2026

Johnson City High School proudly recognized its seniors, juniors, sophomores, and freshmen this morning with academic awards. (Students who are away on field trips today were also announced.) These students maintained a GPA of 90 or higher across the first three marking periods, and we congratulate them on this impressive achievement!

05/29/2026

For Friday's Senior Spotlight, we are featuring Brady Heslin. Brady will be attending Binghamton University to major in Business Administration.

05/29/2026

A message from Johnson City Music Booster Club
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05/29/2026

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05/28/2026

Congratulations to 10th-grader Bradley Dieudonne!
Bradley, a student officer of the high school's Balance Club, was selected from a competitive pool of applicants to serve on the Bring Change to Mind Teen Advisory Board. As one of five student panelists nationwide and the only male on the board, he will work directly with program leaders to shape mental health initiatives for over 10,000 students. We thank Bradley for his leadership, dedication to mental health awareness, and proud representation of Johnson City High School.

05/28/2026

Today, we recognized four high school students enrolled in Syracuse University's Project Advance program who successfully completed SU courses taught in our high school.

We congratulate (lr) Aleksandr Sulzynski, Leah Bilek, Kaylyn Cherry, and Elizabeth Race on their outstanding achievement.

Syracuse University Project Advance (SUPA) is one of the nation’s leading concurrent enrollment programs. With over 200 partner schools in nine states and eleven countries, SUPA has over 800 certified high school instructors offering Syracuse University courses in their high schools.