JOHNSTON COUNTY – Johnston County Public Schools (JCPS) will be opening two new schools (Swift Creek Elementary and Wilson’s Mills High) and constructing three additions to existing schools (Benson Elementary, Cooper Academy, and Cleveland High) to relieve overcrowding in densely populated areas of the county.
Due to the projects, JCPS will update existing boundary lines in the impacted areas. As part of the process, the proposed JCPS Assignment plan will consider boundary adjustments designed to better balance school crowding across the district.
During its regular scheduled September 10 meeting, the Johnston County Board of Education received the proposed JCPS Assignment plan and reviewed six draft maps – two for each grade level.
The Johnston County Board of Education is now soliciting community input on the proposed maps.
Community members can find more information on the plan, including the six (6) draft maps, frequently asked questions, additional resources, and an opportunity to complete the 2024 Student Assignment Community Input Form by visiting the JCPS assignment page online.
The Board of Education is trying to send Portofino to Selma Middle School?
Good luck trying to sneak that one by the general public.
They should send Portofino to Selma! Great School, Great Teachers, Great Principal, and Great Students. My children have excelled with such an amazing group of educators and students.