GAME DAY!!!!
If you are interested in bass fishing, we are having sign-ups this TODAY, August 21st from 6:00-7:00 PM at JCTC Central.
Attention Jaguars, registration is now open for the PSAT/NMSQT. This is a great opportunity to practice for the SAT, qualify for the National Merit Scholarship Program, and strengthen your Governor’s Scholars Program application. If you are interested, make sure to sign up by September 20 at the link in Google Classroom. For more details about the test, visit the College Board website at https://satsuite.collegeboard.org/psat-nmsqt
Mr. Daniel Correll recently moved to his farm in Garrard County and wanted to teach at a school close to his new home. He looks forward to working with students and helping them grow into the people they are capable of becoming. In his free time, he enjoys being outdoors, working with animals, playing with his kids, traveling, and learning new things. He is excited to be a Jaguar.
As we move through the week, let’s remember the anchors that keep us steady at East!
We are so thankful for our School Resource Officer and the important role he plays in keeping our students and staff safe every day. Beyond ensuring our school is secure, he builds strong relationships with our students, serves as a trusted mentor, and is always ready with a helping hand or listening ear. His presence brings peace of mind to our entire school community, and we are grateful for his dedication, kindness, and commitment to making East Jessamine a safe and welcoming place for all.
Save the date juniors and seniors!
GAME DAY!!!
We’ve been highlighting the JCS Graduate Profile this year, and now we want to take a closer look at each part, especially what it means for seniors in their final year who are pursuing the Work Ready Seal and Recognition program. This resource was created by one of our own, East graduate and FCS teacher, Hanna Hager!
If you are interested in bass fishing, we are having sign-ups this Thursday, August 21st from 6:00-7:00 PM at JCTC Central.
Some of our current & alumni athletes representing at the UK recruitment clinic! Go Jags!
Calling all East Jessamine High Lady Jags that are interested in playing softball this spring! We will have our first open field of the fall on Thursday, August 21st from 5:00-6:30 pm.
Computer Science student Trenton Abelar exemplifies the Graduate Profile pillar of responsibility. He approaches every task with excellence and timeliness, embraces challenges with critical thinking, and goes above and beyond by helping classmates, offering support with kindness and respect.
East High is thrilled to welcome Ms. Kaitlynn Wilks to the team. Inspired by her parents’ work in special education, she brings a genuine passion for making a difference in students’ lives. She is excited to learn, grow, and build connections with the Jaguar family throughout the school year. A former college basketball player and devoted fan of the sport, she also loves attending concerts and traveling with friends and family. We are especially excited that she will be sharing her love of the game by helping coach the women’s basketball team.
Game Day!
The Class of 2026 will symbolically kick off the new school year with our Senior Sunrise on August 22! We’re so proud to have started this tradition with our Jessamine County and can’t wait to see it continue to grow. Here’s to celebrating our seniors, making memories, and starting the day with a bright outlook!
Game Day!
The students in Art 1 and Dual Credit collaborated to make drawings together with one marker yesterday. It's not as easy as it looks!
Jaguar Nation is thrilled to welcome a 30-year teaching veteran who is now in her second year here in Kentucky. Mrs. Busick and her husband, Shaun, make their home in Danville with their son, Drew, who is a college sophomore and plays on his school’s men’s basketball team. The family also includes two energetic dogs, Niko and Luka, who keep life lively. When she is not in the classroom, she enjoys water sports, traveling, playing the piano, and spending time with her family. Her love for adventure began in high school when she spent a year in Japan as an exchange student. Since then, her travels have taken her to Russia, Germany, Austria, the Bahamas, and Canada. She is excited to get to know the students and staff and fully immerse herself in all things EJHS this year! Welcome to East, Mrs. Busick!
