Student Enrollment and Registration

STUDENTS WHO NEED TO BE ASSIGNED TO A SAINT PAUL PUBLIC SCHOOL:

Students who are not currently enrolled in Saint Paul Public Schools must first complete an intake at the Saint Paul Public School Student Placement Center. Please call (651) 632-3760 to schedule an appointment. For more information visit their website: http://apply.spps.org/

STUDENTS THAT HAVE BEEN ASSIGNED TO JOHNSON HIGH SCHOOL FOR THE 2024-2025 SCHOOL YEAR:

Incoming 9th-12th grade students for the 2024-2025 school year who have been assigned to Johnson by the placement center must complete the appropriate grade level form (see below) and e-mail it back as a picture or a scanned file to the appropriate school counselor. 

Counselor Information:

Students with last names A-B, Vb-Z    Sone Her                   Email: sone.her@spps.org  

Students with last names C-J              Samina Ali                  Email: samina.ali@spps.org 

Students with last names K-Q             Alex Slezak                Email: alexandra.slezak@spps.org  

Students with last names R-Va           Ker Yang                     Email: ker.yang@spps.org

Course Selection Resources:

2024-2025 JHS Registration Guide and Course Catalog: Click Here

The Course Catalog is a valuable document that provides information on graduation requirements, course descriptions, programs and departments at Johnson High School. The course catalog is available online as a PDF file (above). Acrobat Reader is required to read PDF files and it is available as a free download from the Adobe web site. Links to the registration forms are found below by grade level.

 

Incoming 9th grade Student / Family Presentation: Click Here

 

9th Grade Course Selection Form:  Click Here

10th Grade Course Selection Form: Click Here

11th Grade Course Selection Form: Click Here

12th Grade Course Selection Form: Click Here

SPPS Career Pathways Information: 

Career Pathways are a series of courses aligned to post-secondary programs that provide a progression of classes for high school students. The courses prepare students for a full range of post-secondary options in high-wage, in-demand careers. Career Pathways provide opportunities to receive college credit, certifications, credentials, internships, job training, community service, and career exploration through industry partnerships. We are excited to have Districtwide Career Pathway Opportunities for the 2024-2025 school year.  Click here for more Career Pathway Information

District Wide Courses:  Click here for District-Wide Virtual Course Descriptions