Mrs. Johnson joined the U-Prep family with a Bachelor’s Degree in Liberal Studies and a minor in Child Development from Chico State University. She completed her post-graduate work locally at Simpson University. Over the years, she has worn many hats at U-Prep, serving as Athletic Secretary, Counseling Secretary, High School and Junior High Athletic Director, ASB Advisor, and teaching both 7th Grade Core and 6th Grade Math. She has now found her home teaching 8th Grade Core and leading the High School Student Council.
Beyond the classroom, Mrs. Johnson has a lifelong passion for sports. She has coached volleyball, basketball, softball, and track during her time as a Panther and loves being on the court or field, whether coaching or cheering from the sidelines. Although she is not currently coaching, you will often find her in the stands helping with the Rage Cage and advising Student Council. This is where she has found an even deeper love for the Panther community, creating memorable experiences through dances, tailgates, spirit weeks, and keeping the student section alive with energy, tradition, and fun. It is through these moments that her relationships with students deepen, and you will see her at her happiest, making the most of every memory created on campus.
Family is at the heart of everything Mrs. Johnson does. She has been happily married to her husband, a City of Redding Firefighter, for 16 years, and together they have two daughters, Journey Jules (8) and Jersey June (5). As a family, they enjoy staying active, traveling, making memories, and filling their home with framed moments of love and laughter.
At the heart of Mrs. Johnson’s work at U-Prep is a motto that carries a meaning much greater than the words themselves. In honor and memory of her sister, Ms. Angley, she strives to carry forward the love, joy, and dedication she brought to the U-Prep community. Through her classroom, Student Council, school events, and the relationships she builds with students, Mrs. Johnson hopes to remind others to appreciate the moments along the way, make memories whenever possible, and above all, “Enjoy the Journey.”
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