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Summit Learning Academy Parents

Parents of GJHS Summit Learning Academy students, please check your email and complete the survey. Your feedback helps the program.

Website Notes

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The Board of Directors, Staff, Student and Parent sections of the website have been moved to the About Us tab. We are currently working on updating our website, and these changes were made to accomodate the upcoming changes. We look forward to releasing our new website in the coming weeks. If you have any questions regarding the website, please email thess@gjsd.net

Safe2Say Something

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In June, 2018, Governor Tom Wolf signed school safety legislation as part of a response spurred by the February 2018 horrific shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Florida that killed 17 people. Act 44 mandates the establishment and use of the "Safe2Say Something" (S2SS) Anonymous Reporting System by every Pennsylvania school entity beginning January 14, 2019.

Safe2Say Something is now available on our website under the Parents and/or Students tabs. To submit a tip, please click on the link and scroll down to the "Submit a Tip" section of the webpage.

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Trojan Pride

UPJ Visits Johnstown High School

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Pitt-Johnstown Admissions Counselor Matt Gueguen, (right), speaking to GJHS seniors about the opportunities offered at Pitt-Johnstown. Matt visited GJHS 04-02-2019.

Johnstown High Students celebrate National History Day

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Johnstown High School students competed in the Regional NHD Competition at IUP. All of our students did a great job and represented well. Marcus Zierer - 1st Caroline Gress - 1st Elonya Veney - 2nd Emily Knapp - 2nd Madalyn Scaletta - 2nd Kate Knapp - 3rd These students will advance to the state competition in Carlisle, PA.

JHS Students visit UPJ

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Several JHS students, who are interested in furthering their eduction in the education field, visited the University of Pittsburgh at Johnstown. They are pictured with Dr. Gerald Zahorchak, former PA Secretary of Education.

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