JHS-JCS Connection
Once a year, JHS gifts a local history book to the Graduates of JCS!
This year, each graduate received a signed copy of Rivers, Rails, and Ski Trails published by the Johnsburg Historical Society in 1994, and signed by JHS current President, Sterling Goodspeed. President Sterling met with the class and presented the books.
Congratulations to the
Johnsburg Central School 2025 Graduates
Hayden Baker * Brian Burkhardt * Vasanti Collins * Mason Englert * Charity Lupo * Eric Mason * Tristan Millingon
Elington Morin * Eloise Noel * Kaylie O'Hara * Arthur Perryman, III * Brayden Poirier * Jackson Ramirez
Lillian San Antonio * Tristin Secor * Reid Sprague * Matthew Towne, Jr. * Savannah Virgil * Emma Wilson
"The History Award"
2025’s Johnsburg Historical Society $250.00 Scholarship was awarded to Tristin Secor. Tristin is attending Cornell University and majoring in Food Service. “The History Award” is given to a deserving student who has excelled in a Social Studies, History, or related field. This award started in 2014. We wish Tristin the very best for her future.
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Congratulations to Cadence Dawson, winner of the 2024 Johnsburg Historical
Society Scholarship. “The History Award” is given to a deserving student who has
excelled in Social Studies during his or her high school career or is going to further their
education in a Social Studies, History, or related field. This award has been given each
year since 2014. We wish Cadence the very best for her future.
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Annual 4th Grade Visit
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The 4th Grade from Johnsburg Central School visited the museum on September 20,
2024. They learned what a hamlet is and more by working on a search developed by
their teacher. Thank you to teachers Heather Olesheski and Rebecca Morris for making
this happen. We had a great time with them.
2023:
The 4th Grade from Johnsburg Central School visited the museum on September 22, 2023. They learned what a hamlet is, about the White Water Derby, how old Robert Waddell was when he died, and more by working on a search developed by their teacher. Thank you to teachers Heather Olesheski and Rebecca Morris for making this happen. We had a great time with them.
