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Six Junction City High School advanced culinary students were recently awarded ServSafe® Manager National Certification by passing a 90-question, multiple-choice managers exam.

Join Geary County Schools USD 475 on Tuesday, April 30 as we celebrate our 2023-24 school year in style at our annual State of Education event inside the Junction City High School USD 475 auditorium. Doors open at 5:30 p.m. 

Every now and then a teacher comes into a group of student’s lives and really impacts them on a personal level. For first-year Fort Riley Middle School Special Education teacher Ric Dillard that is exactly what he has done, the only difference though is that he has inspired an entire school during his first-year teaching.

The article reports on the recent participation of third to fifth-grade students in state assessments across a particular state. These assessments aimed to evaluate students' proficiency in subjects like math, reading, and science. Students showcased their academic abilities over several days of testing, supported by teachers and school staff. The assessments provide valuable data for assessing student performance, refining instructional practices, and improving educational outcomes. Despite the rigorous testing period, students demonstrated dedication and commitment to academic success, with results eagerly anticipated.

Junction City High School seniors Ava Oentrich and Leon Leadabrand were named 2024 Kansas Career and Technical Education (CTE) Scholars by the Kansas State Department of Education this week.

Junction City High School sophomore Jamarcus Tyson was named one of six new members to the Kansas State High School Activities Association Student Advisory Team on Wednesday.