When student-athletes take time to visit elementary schools, they’re doing more than sharing high-fives and smiles—they’re showing what hard work, teamwork, and good character look like in action. 💙❤️
These moments build connections across our district and remind every student that they’re part of something bigger. A huge thank you to our connected citizens on the EJHS football and WJHS softball and baseball teams for their leadership!










From discovering Kentucky’s history at Fort Harrod, to learning about native species at Salato Wildlife Center, to experiencing our state’s signature industry at the Kentucky Horse Park — our students are making memories and deepening their understanding in hands-on, meaningful ways.
Field trips spark curiosity, connect lessons to real life, and inspire lifelong learners. 💙
#LearningBeyondTheClassroom










Huge congratulations to the West Jessamine High School Boys Soccer Team! With a 3–0 win over Wayne County, they’re your 12th Region Champions! Way to go, Colts! ⚽
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Please join us in congratulating EJHS senior Hok Thai for being named a Chambers Scholar by the Summer Science Program !
Out of 588 participants from across the country, Hok is one of only 17 students selected for this prestigious award. The Chambers Scholar Award honors participants who demonstrate exceptional dedication, achievement, and potential in the sciences.
This incredible recognition includes a $1,000 award for Hok and a donation made in his name to help future students attend the program. The award honors the legacy of Dr. Robert J. Chambers, a renowned Professor of Astronomy who inspired countless young scientists.
We are immensely proud of Hok's hard work and this outstanding accomplishment. He represents the very best of our district!

We're beaming with pride for two Jessamine County Schools graduates from the Class of 2022 who were named to the University of Kentucky Homecoming Court!
A huge congratulations to Kennedy Cox (East Jessamine High School) and Olivia Kitts (West Jessamine High School)!
And the celebration gets even bigger... join us in giving an extra round of applause to Olivia, who was crowned the 2025 UK Homecoming Queen! 💙
We love seeing the leaders who got their start right here in JCS continue to shine so brightly. Drop a 👏 below to help us congratulate them! #JessamineProud #WeAreJessamine



🎃 It’s pumpkin season, and our students showed off their creativity for the JCTC Pumpkin Costume Contest! From spooky to downright adorable, each pumpkin has its own style.
Big shoutout to our talented students for their amazing creations!
Which pumpkin is your favorite? 👇






⚽ Girls @ Boyle vs Boyle
⚽ Boys @ Southwestern vs Wayne
Go Colts!


October is National Principals Month!
Strong schools start with strong leadership. This month we celebrate the incredible leaders who set the tone for learning, nurture positive school cultures, and support students, staff, and families every single day. Thank you to our head principals, assistant principals, and CRAs for your dedication, compassion, and commitment to helping every JCS student succeed. Join us in showing them some ❤️!

The JCS Bass Fishing Team is on a mission to fill a boat to the brim with winter coats for those in need right here in Jessamine County. As the weather gets colder, your donation of a new or gently used coat can make a world of difference
We couldn't be prouder of our Bass Fishing Team for organizing this drive. Seeing our students step up as compassionate, connected citizens to support their neighbors is truly inspiring.
🗓️ Friday, October 17th
📍 WJHS (during the West/East Varsity Football game)
⏰ 7:30 p.m.

Palmer’s remarkable academic achievements and ACT scores also earned him the opportunity to study at The Craft Academy for Excellence in Science and Math at Morehead State University.
We’re so proud of you, Palmer! 🎉







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We’re thrilled to share that East Jessamine High has been selected to participate in The Kentucky Performing Arts Bradley Awards—think of it as the “minor league” of Broadway!
This incredible opportunity will help EJHS students grow as performers, fuel their passion for the arts, and push their creativity to new heights. Trained theatre professionals will attend EJHS's shows, score performances, and provide feedback to help students work toward their goals in theatre excellence.
We’re so proud of our Jaguar Theatre family and can’t wait to see them shine! 🌟










Over the past five years, Warner students and families have donated more than $14,000 in honor of former students who bravely battled cancer — a beautiful example of compassion in action.
A heartfelt thank-you to Mrs. Meeker for leading this meaningful project each year and to every student and family who contributed to making a difference! ❤️#WeAreJessamine #KindnessInAction







Join us on Tuesday, October 28th from 6:30–8:30 PM for a night of family fun hosted by EJHS Arts & Athletics!
🍬 Safe trick-or-treating
🎶 Fun atmosphere
🍔🍩 Food trucks & vendors: Rockin' Jon's, The Well Nutrition, Flippin Jaxx, and The Copsicle Truck
Bring the whole family out for a spook-tacular evening—we can’t wait to see you there! 🐾🎃

Stay safe, enjoy , and make some beautiful memories!
We look forward to welcoming students back, refreshed and ready to learn, on Monday, October 13, 2025.

Today, our amazing WJHS Sources of Strength students answered that question with a powerful invitation: "You Can Sit With Us." They encouraged everyone to make room, meet someone new, and share a smile.
It’s a beautiful reminder that small acts of kindness create a big sense of belonging. Huge shoutout to these student leaders for their incredible compassion and leadership! 💙 #YouCanSitWithUs #SourcesOfStrength







Did you know? The last time the Jessamine County Board of Education increased the property tax rate was back in 2017–18 and since then, the rate has stayed the same or gone down. Next year's rate has been set at 67.8—the same as 2025.
We are committed to continuing to provide safe, modern schools and quality learning for every student—while being responsible stewards of your tax dollars.

🗓️ Date: Friday, October 3, 2025
📍 Location: City County Park, Nicholasville
⏰ 5-7 PM
🔹 Need a bike? Donated bikes will be available for free
🔹 Outgrown your bike? Bring your gently used bike and exchange it!

