Geary USD 475 has released a 2016-17 annual report.

A sampling of information about Junction City High School alone included the fact that graduation rates rose 8% from 2015 to 2016, 53% of the students qualified for free and reduced lunches, the total student population was calculated at 1,675.

JCHS had the highest number of senior student internships since the implementation of the Academy structure, the 1-to-1 computer initiative was implemented, and there was professional development for educators on Safe & Civil Schools, Schoology, iStation and more.

Goals for JCHS included ensuring students will learn high quality KS College & Career Ready content integrated strategies, and maintaining a college and career ready learning culture in a safe learning environment.

There were also site council meetings where topics including 1-to-1 devices, the JCHS Way Forward, KESA and Accreditation, School Start Times, Bond Election, Math and Science were all discussed.

The annual report covered all schools in the district.