🧺✨ Laundry Day Patterns! ✨🧺
This week Mrs. Hansen's preschoolers listened to a fun story about our InvestiGator friends discovering unexpected patterns on laundry day at the construction site — from striped socks to shape pajamas and everything in between!
After the story, we dove into hands-on learning as the children created patterns of their own. They sorted, sequenced, and designed repeating patterns using colorful pattern blocks and their imaginations.
These playful activities help build early math skills, observation, and critical thinking — all while keeping learning joyful and engaging.
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We love watching their creativity shine!
(The InvestiGator Club®️ Robert-Leslie Publishing)
✨ Dreamcatcher Day! ✨
Today, Miss Jourdin planned a wonderful activity for our buddy classes — making dreamcatchers together! 🪶💫 Our 4th and 1st graders had an amazing time creating, helping one another, and sharing lots of smiles. ❤️
Thank you, Miss Jourdin, for organizing such a fun and meaningful project! #BuddyClasses #Teamwork #Creativity
📐✨ Geometry in Action! ✨📐
Our 1st graders wrapped up their geometry unit in the most creative way — by building 3D shapes using ties and ribbons! 🎀🔺🔷 They explored vertices, edges, and faces while having so much fun bringing math to life.
Hands-on learning at its best! 👏 #FirstGradeFun #HandsOnMath #GeometryBuilders
🏗️✨ Sweet Geometry Fun! ✨🏗️
Our 1st graders became little engineers today, building 3D shapes using marshmallows and toothpicks! ⬛🔺🔷 They learned all about vertices, edges, and faces — and of course, had to taste a few marshmallows when they were done! 😋💙
Learning is always sweeter when it’s hands-on! 🍡 #FirstGradeFun #SweetLearning #HandsOnMath
Second grade is diving into multiplication in all kinds of fun ways!
Some students are working on the panel, while others are “reading the room”—hunting for arrays around the classroom and turning what they find into multiplication facts. It’s hands-on learning and lots of excitement as they discover math all around them!
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✔ Full details are on the flyer
✔ Great opportunity to make a difference every day
Interested? Apply here: https://forms.gle/zcRmX2vYHjypUQtUA
Please share to help spread the word!
Go Cougars!
Colorado Coaches of Girls’ Sports (CCGS) recognize 90 seniors throughout the State. This year, Lainee Nein has been selected to play in the Colorado Coaches of Girls’ Sports All-State Volleyball Game on Sunday, November 23, 2025 at Fossil Ridge High School in Fort Collins. It truly indicates that Lainee is a quality person recognized by other coaches throughout the State. Lainee will take the floor at 10:30 AM. Good luck and thank you for representing Sedgwick County!
Congratulations Ryen Carlson on this great accomplishment! We are proud of you!
Congratulations Lainee Nein on this great accomplishment! We are proud of you!
Go Cougars!
Go Cougars!
Watch live on NFHS!
Thank you for the tremendous support from our community.
This week, our third graders dove deeper into lifecycles by exploring inherited traits in animals. Each group was given a specific animal to study, and students worked together to identify traits passed down from parent to offspring.
They then presented their findings, explaining how these traits help the animal survive and thrive in its environment. From camouflage to special body features, our students did an amazing job making real-world science connections
Tic Tac Toe With a Multiplication Twist!
Third graders practiced their multiplication facts by playing a fun, hands-on version of Tic Tac Toe. To earn a spot on the board, students had to solve a multiplication problem—making the game both strategic and educational!
They quickly discovered that they had to think ahead, block their opponent, and multiply three in a row to win.
The classroom was full of laughter, excitement, and lots of great math thinking. The best part? They were learning the whole time
🦃 Gobble up some math fun, JES families! Our St. Jude Math-A-Thon is back — turkey style! 🍁 From November 17th–20th, we’ll be counting, calculating, and caring for a great cause. Join the JES Student Council as we have fun with math and make a difference for St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital! 💛📚
Go Cougars!
You can watch all of State Volleyball on the NFHS channel.
Bracket: https://chsaanow.com/news/2025/11/9/class-2a-girls-volleyball-state-tournament-bracket-2025.aspx
You can watch all of State Volleyball on the NFHS channel.
Bracket: https://chsaanow.com/news/2025/11/9/class-2a-girls-volleyball-state-tournament-bracket-2025.aspx
🚨 Community Connections! 🚓🚑📞
Last week, we were excited to welcome some amazing community members who spoke with our 9th–12th grade students about their work in public safety.
We had representatives from law enforcement, emergency management, the coroner’s office, EMT services, and dispatch join us to share their experiences and answer questions.
One of the highlights? Students got to listen to real 911 call recordings — an eye-opening look into how our first responders handle emergencies in real time!
A huge thank you to everyone who took the time to come speak and inspire our students! 💙👏
Last week, we were excited to welcome some amazing community members who spoke with our 9th–12th grade students about their work in public safety.
We had representatives from law enforcement, emergency management, the coroner’s office, EMT services, and dispatch join us to share their experiences and answer questions.
One of the highlights? Students got to listen to real 911 call recordings — an eye-opening look into how our first responders handle emergencies in real time!
A huge thank you to everyone who took the time to come speak and inspire our students! 💙👏
Congratulations to Mrs. Sanabria for being named the Julesburg Jr./Sr. High School Teacher of the Month for the month of October!
This month’s winner was decided by the Class of 2026. Mrs. Sanabria was nominated by Shelby Lechman, Lucas Harris, and Carlie Brandt.
Mrs. Sanabria has been in education for nine years, and has been at Julesburg for seven years, but she is in her first year as the school counselor. In addition to her counseling duties, she also teaches 9th-12th ICAP classes.
The thing she loves most about her job is “being someone students can look up to and feel comfortable coming to for support. I value being a trusted person they can turn to for anything they need and helping them feel seen, heard, and cared for.”
Some things she enjoys doing outside of school are camping with her family, coaching softball, watching movies or spending time with her family, and supporting our Cougar athletes by attending their events and cheering them on.
Here are some of the things the Seniors have to say about Mrs. Sanabria:
“Mrs.Sanabria is very understanding and helpful, she is also always willing to put in extra work to help out her students. I appreciate how caring she is.”
“Mrs. Sanabria is very kind, genuine, helpful, reliable, and supportive.”
“Mrs. Sanabria is very fun and is very helpful!”
“She makes sure I have everything I need to have for graduation and helps other people around the school with anything they need. She is always willing to help anybody.”
“I think some of her good qualities is that she is very willing to help us with any problems we have and is very good at listening to the problems we have. She is also very understanding to her students. Some of the great things she does for our students is also helping them and providing a good learning environment.”
This month’s winner was decided by the Class of 2026. Mrs. Sanabria was nominated by Shelby Lechman, Lucas Harris, and Carlie Brandt.
Mrs. Sanabria has been in education for nine years, and has been at Julesburg for seven years, but she is in her first year as the school counselor. In addition to her counseling duties, she also teaches 9th-12th ICAP classes.
The thing she loves most about her job is “being someone students can look up to and feel comfortable coming to for support. I value being a trusted person they can turn to for anything they need and helping them feel seen, heard, and cared for.”
Some things she enjoys doing outside of school are camping with her family, coaching softball, watching movies or spending time with her family, and supporting our Cougar athletes by attending their events and cheering them on.
Here are some of the things the Seniors have to say about Mrs. Sanabria:
“Mrs.Sanabria is very understanding and helpful, she is also always willing to put in extra work to help out her students. I appreciate how caring she is.”
“Mrs. Sanabria is very kind, genuine, helpful, reliable, and supportive.”
“Mrs. Sanabria is very fun and is very helpful!”
“She makes sure I have everything I need to have for graduation and helps other people around the school with anything they need. She is always willing to help anybody.”
“I think some of her good qualities is that she is very willing to help us with any problems we have and is very good at listening to the problems we have. She is also very understanding to her students. Some of the great things she does for our students is also helping them and providing a good learning environment.”
On Monday, Jr & Sr High Vocal Choir students attended the annual League Choir, hosted this year at Caliche. Students spent the day with guest clinician, Ms. Annette Lambrecht from Sterling Middle School. Throughout the day the students rehearsed patriotic melodies and later performed a concert in the evening. 🎶 🇺🇲
