JES Families! The weather for Monday does not look good so Field Day has been moved to Wednesday, May 20th from 8:30-11:00 a.m.
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Third grade got a hands-on lesson in creativity this week as they learned the art of needle felting from one of their very own classmates. Charlie took on the role of teacher, demonstrating the technique and helping her peers create colorful butterflies. The class enjoyed learning a new skill while supporting and encouraging one another throughout the activity










Show Choir Camp for students entering K-5th grades! Join our JH/HS Vocal Choir to learn songs and dances with the theme of: Under the Sea! See the flyer for information and scan the QR code for registration. Hope to see you all there!

We are having a dance hosted by the JH Student Council. Please join us on Friday, May 15th, from 7-8:30 pm. It is for anyone with passing grades from 6-8th grade. Drinks and food will be provided.

Did you know there are free places to visit all across Colorado?
Our very own volunteer, Mrs. Nichs, also volunteers at the Welcome Center right here in Julesburg! She visited Second Grade today to share a variety of amazing places to explore in Colorado. Students received maps and activity books while learning all about our wonderful state.
We want to give a huge thank you to Mrs. Nichs not only for her presentation today, but for the countless times she has volunteered throughout the school year to help students improve in math and complete missing work.
Thank you for all you do for our students from Second Grade!




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Can they blow a bubble or not? 🫧✨ Today’s kindergarten math was all about making a graph of students who could blow bubbles and those who couldn’t — and the room was full of giggles! 📊💛 Learning + play = magic.










Can we get a round of applause? 👏 Our kindergarteners finished their end-of-year testing and celebrated with all the amazing adults who helped them reach their goals. From teachers to aides to volunteers — thank you for your support! Special moment: Mrs. Lindsay even did a cartwheel to celebrate! 🤩🎉




Last week, the JHS senior girls were generously treated by the Julesburg Women’s Club to a wonderful morning at the library. The women served a delicious breakfast and presented a short program highlighting the history of both the library and the club. In keeping with the tradition of Women’s Club meetings, both the senior girls and members of the club wore fancy hats, adding a fun and memorable touch to the morning.
During breakfast, the senior girls had the opportunity to share their post-graduation plans, career goals, and future aspirations with members of the club. It was a meaningful morning filled with conversation, encouragement, and community connection.
Thank you to the Julesburg Women’s Club for your hospitality, support, and for making our seniors feel so special!
During breakfast, the senior girls had the opportunity to share their post-graduation plans, career goals, and future aspirations with members of the club. It was a meaningful morning filled with conversation, encouragement, and community connection.
Thank you to the Julesburg Women’s Club for your hospitality, support, and for making our seniors feel so special!





Just before graduation, the senior men were treated to breakfast by Mr. McCormick and Mr. Renquist. The seniors discussed their career goals and aspirations. Mr. McCormick and Mr. Renquist gave their congratulations as well as advice as these young men head off into the next chapter of their lives.
Lucas Harris plans to study Ag Business and Welding and run track at Hastings College. Rey Graham will be enlisting in the United State Army. Tate Renquist will attend Western Nebraska Community College where he will earn his Associates Degree and plans to become a lineman. Roman Kirk will attend Colorado State University to study Criminology and Sociology. Braxton Lovenburg plans to attend Western Nebraska Community College to earn his Associates Degree. Braxton plans to become a lineman.
Thank you to D&J Cafe for hosting this event! Congratulations to the Class of 2026!
Lucas Harris plans to study Ag Business and Welding and run track at Hastings College. Rey Graham will be enlisting in the United State Army. Tate Renquist will attend Western Nebraska Community College where he will earn his Associates Degree and plans to become a lineman. Roman Kirk will attend Colorado State University to study Criminology and Sociology. Braxton Lovenburg plans to attend Western Nebraska Community College to earn his Associates Degree. Braxton plans to become a lineman.
Thank you to D&J Cafe for hosting this event! Congratulations to the Class of 2026!

Go Cougars!

Congratulations Class of 2026!

Senior Spotlight!

Senior Spotlight!

Senior Spotlight!

Congratulations Riley!

Go Cougars!

Go Cougars!

