Seneca High School

Congratulations David! The RedHawk nation is proud of your hard work to earn this achievement! Your future is bright!

📌FACT CHECK - Music Education| We’ve heard some questions circulating about changes to our district’s music programs, and we want to set the record straight. Music education at JCPS has never been stronger, and we’re creating a more comprehensive music program across all schools in JCPS.

Starting in the 2025-2026 school year, we’re adjusting how we allocate resources for elementary instrumental music and secondary orchestra to ensure that every school has equal access to these important programs.

In the past, some middle and high schools did not have the opportunity to offer orchestra. With this new plan, every middle and high school will have the opportunity to provide orchestra for their students. As always, principals make programmatic and staffing decisions based on their student needs and the local site based decision making council.

We’re also making sure that all elementary students have consistent, age-appropriate instrumental music instruction by adding more teaching positions. Previously, there were multiple elementary schools without consistent access to music instruction. Now all elementary schools will have the opportunity to have a certified instrumental music teacher support them at least once a week, if not more. This is in addition to schools that have chosen to have a full time General Music position.

Here’s what you need to know:

🔹 No layoffs are happening due to these changes.
🔹 Principals and local site based decision making councils will still make staffing decisions based on the needs of their schools.
🔹 We are expanding access to instrumental music for all students, with more teaching positions added at the elementary school level.
🔹 The JCTA contractual process is being followed with teachers choosing placements by seniority — there are no changes to this process.

We hope this clears up any confusion. We’re committed to providing well-rounded educational opportunities for all of our students.

💛❤️💛Thank you, RedHawk Rangers, for volunteering with the Henry County Help Center this afternoon. 💛❤️💛

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Congratulations to our fantastic cafeteria team! We are fortunate to have a staff that puts their ❤️ into a healthy service for kids!

The RedHawk Rangers and BSU enjoyed a trip to Cincinnati to visit the Underground Railroad Museum snd Freedom Center this week! Thank you to Ms Beckham and Mr Flood for organizing the experience!

Falling In Love with Ag 💋🐰 Our Ag students led our annual Kiss ‘n Tail Pep Rally today. Teachers & Admin puckered up & kissed 🐰 🐹 🐢 🐷 🫏 🦙 🐍 to raise money for the program. What a fun way to expose our Freshman Academy students to our Ag pathways & to celebrate our fabulous Agriscience & Leadership Academy 🐮🪴 🐠 🚜 Academies of Louisville

FFA pep rally was a hit. The great traditions that continue to bring us all together for each other.

Seneca teachers leading in the classroom!

Business 101 with Biscuit Belly 🍳📈 Our Entrepreneurship class heard from local entrepreneurs Lauren & Chad Coulter. In addition to being Chief Biscuit Eater for Lauren is our fabulous Business Advisory Board Chair 👩🏽‍⚖️📋 Grateful for partners like Biscuit Belly who challenge us with real world problems. This week’s visit focused on capturing reviews from happy customers. Excited for our upcoming industry tour. No doubt there will be a busload of happy customers after 🚌😋 Academies of Louisville Biscuit Belly

Engaged Entrepreneurs 😎 Big THANKS to CEO & Founder for speaking to our Business Communications class this week. Important lessons from real life, like setting your product apart from the crowd. Did you know replaces their sunglasses when lost or broken? Cool brand promise and inspirational local story for our Business pathway students 🕶️☀️ ❤️💛❤️

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