Students enrolled in Mr. Meier’s Food Technology course at LBJ High School recently earned their AMSA Culinary Meat Selection and Cookery Certification.
The Culinary Meat Selection & Cookery Certification endorsed by the American Meat Science Association equips students with the skills necessary to thrive in the culinary industry. In addition, the certification addresses major topics such as culinary techniques and methods, food safety, meat selection and grading, and retail cut identific ...
The Johnson City Eagles traveled to Dripping Springs Friday night to take on 25AAA District Champion Gateway College Prep. They lost the series in two games and ended their playoff run.
The Gators came into the series with a record of 19-2, and two previous wins over the Eagles in district play.
Class of 2017 Continue Bell-Ringing Tradition
This Friday night the community will gather to celebrate the graduation of the Class of 2017 in the LBJHS Gym. The ceremony – open to the public – begins at 7pm; doors open at 6pm. Floor seating is limited to the immediate family (parents, grandparents, siblings) of the graduates; accessible seating is also provided on the lowest row of the bleachers.
The district’s board of trustees met May 9, 2017, and named Richard Kolek as the lone finalist to take over the superintendent role for Johnson City ISD. Kolek has spent 24 years in education including teaching and administrative experience. He is currently the Deputy Superintendent for Taylor ISD, a title he has held for 5 years.
The Johnson City Eagles continue to show why they are comeback kids.
The Eagles dropped the first game to the Yoakum Bulldogs and posted a 10-point rule victory Friday. The Eagles then proceeded to win a classic game Saturday claiming the Area Championship and set up a rematch with district foe Gateway College Prep.
The Eagles are 0-2 against the Gators this season, but the Best of Three Series favors the Eagles because of their three aces on the mound.
The Eagles lost a close game Thursday nig ...
Three candidates ran for two seats on the Johnson City ISD School Board. According to results posted by election officials, Cristol Carbary Corpus and Randy Rutherford secured the two positions up for election with 294 votes and 265 votes respectively., Jeffrey DeLeon did not get re-election for his seat and secured 196 votes.
Rutherford has been on the School Board for six-years while Corpus is a new member to the board.
Corpus expressed that she was impressed with the high voter turnout in th ...
On May 8, 2017 the Johnson City ISD Board of Trustees celebrated Mr. David Shanley’s retirement as the Superintendent of Johnson City ISD.
The Board honored Mr. Shanley with a steak dinner prior to the meeting as well as a collector’s time piece to show their appreciation. During the meeting, Board President Shelly Wenmohs, read a resolution in support of Superintendent David Shanley’s years of service to Johnson City ISD.
es returned to last years form winning two games Saturday against the Pirates from Poth. The Eagles lost Friday night and had to win Saturday or call it quits for the 2017 season. Win they did - with the win, the Eagles claim the Bi District title and advance to the Area round of the playoffs to face Yoakum on Thursday, Friday and Saturday if needed.
JCISD to honor David Shanley with reception at LBJ High School
The community is invited to attend a come-and-go reception at LBJ High School from 4:30 to 6:30pm on Thursday, May 18th, 2017 to honor long-time JCISD Superintendent David Shanley. Shanley’s retirement brings to an end the longest tenure of any Superintendent in the district’s one hundred twenty-four year history.
The Lady Eagles soared into the final playoff spot in District 25AAA by defeating the Lady Warriors from Ingram Tom Moore 19-0 Friday night in Ingram.
The Lady Warriors looked like they would give the lady Eagles a game after one inning, neither team scored.
In the top half of the second inning the Lady Eagles sent 13 batters to the plate collecting five hits and four walks.
