This year, the JCCC Foundation is turning one of our favorite fundraisers, the annual Some Enchanted Evening Gala, into a virtual event. The 2020 Some Enchanted Opportunity will be a communitywide campaign
Children learning to read can experience classic storybooks brought to life online with fun read-along text, narrators and animations! And it doesn’t stop there, keep the fun going and learn
This week, the Johnson County Department of Health and Environment (JCDHE) informed Johnson County school districts that after Labor Day, the county would be in the red gating zone. For
The destructive effects of the emerald ash borer on the local tree population are especially prevalent this summer. Infested trees become a risk to you and your neighbors. If there’s
Second only to recess, kids often name art as the favorite part of their school day. Whether your kids are physically attending school or learning virtually this year, art projects
By David Markham One trend that JCPRD’s 50 Plus fitness programmers have seen this year is the growth and popularity of chair yoga, which essentially takes yoga off the mat
If you haven’t heard, the real estate market is very competitive right now since inventory is extremely low. When a new listing comes on the market, there are numerous house
We’re proud to announce that JCCC is home to Kansas’ first Plumbing Technology program. Starting this fall, students can launch a rewarding career by earning their Plumbing Technology Certificate in
Ease the transition into the new school year with Brainfuse’s Summer Skills Camp. Offered through Johnson County Library, this service helps Elementary through High School students overcome the “summer slide”
Responding to the 2020 Census is an easy, safe, and important way to help provide resources for children in the Shawnee Mission community for the next ten years. This includes
By Chad Taylor 2020 has upended virtually every facet of society — from the way we work to how we spend our time, anchoring our daily lives even more firmly
Looking for the perfect job? Corinth Square, The Shops of Prairie Village, and Corinth Quarter offer a variety of opportunities right here in your community – from ice cream scoopers
By Gymnastics Coordinator Kendra Martiny Many families have expressed a preference right now for limiting their time spent in indoor, public areas, so JCPRD saw the potential to adapt programs
Do you want to lower your rate? Reduce your term? Both? Keep your term? Lower your rate? Reduce your payment? Get cash in hand for expenses? All we need to
One thing remains constant amidst all this uncertainty: the benefits of attending Johnson County Community College. Fall semester kicks off Aug. 24 and while access to campus is limited, our
