Johnson High School

i love this school because of the ib program!
--Submitted by a parent

This fall will be my 3rd year working at Johnson. The principal is very supportive of faculty and staff, and she sincerely cares about the students' well-being and education. I'm proud to be an Atomsmasher Teacher!
--Submitted by a teacher

i went to this school for one year and i absolutly loved it, i had a lot of fun there, it was exciting, everywhere u turned there was something happening, fights food fights..etc, parents dont like that kinda stuff but its fun for us students...go smashers!!!
--Submitted by a student

AWESOME SCHOOL! THey have a tough IB program that gets your child into college with ease, which if he/she does well, it will probably be their first choice college.
--Submitted by a parent

i have attended johnson all four years and i have never had a problem the history and science teachers are the best and are very well educated i have been involved in the athletic program three years and our softball team was the best my 10th and 11th grade year we have some of the well rounded coaches as head of our athletic teams they have always made sure that everyone achieves inside the classroom as well.
--Submitted by a student

I have a child enrolled in Johnson that will graduate in 2005. He has enjoyed his classes and teachers during his three year attendance at Johnson. He has been in advanced classes and has been challanged and encouraged by his teachers. The teachers at Johnson are very qualified and professional. I intended to send my rising ninth grader to Johnson and she is looking forward to her high school experience at this school.
--Submitted by a parent

Education is not being a top priority at this school. Students are watching movies ( Finding Nemo, Pirates of the Carribean etc.) talking on cell phones during class and teachers are giving the students answers to the test the day before.What are they actually learning here?
--Submitted by a parent

We had three children in the public schools in Chatham County. Two of them graduated from Johnson and one from Jenkins. We found Johnson to be a lot more laid back than Jenkins, comparatively speaking. Some of the teachers were very good at Johnson and some were mediocre. We recommend that parents research the schools before passing judgement. Do not base your decision on what you hear from one or two people. Most importantly, understand that every school has the potential to change, for the good or bad, every year. We saw that evidenced as our children approached high school. Graduates in our family: Jenkins-1996, Johnson-1998, Johnson-2002. I will add that hindsight tells us that we should have kept all three at Jenkins.
--Submitted by a parent

My experience with school was not a happy one. Both of my children were discouraged by the lack of interest the teachers and faculty had in weather they succeeded or not. If I could do it all over again my children would not have attended this school. I feel as if my children are unprepared for college and I think they are realizing the same thing.
--Submitted by a parent

My 3rd child is about to attend this school. the teaching faculty were very instrumental in providing my 1st child with the knowledge she needed in preparing for the University of Georgia. My second child is now also preparing for college in the IB program there which 'will give her a head start in earning some college credits.' She is impressed with the concern the teachers have for her achieving her goals there. The experiences I have had with the the Ib director there and with a couple of the other teachers in both my students' career have been, for the lack of a better word, excellent
--Submitted by a parent