The juniors in Life Skills are collaborating about credit. They are discussing the guidelines to determine your credit worthiness which are character, capacity, and capital. Your credit worthiness is determined before you are given the option to buy on credit.
about 3 years ago, Julesburg School District
The juniors in Life Skills are collaborating about credit. They are discussing the guidelines to determine your credit worthiness which are character, capacity, and capital. Your credit worthiness is determined before you are given the option to buy on credit.
First grade students played rhythm sticks along with songs in music class. B-I-N-G-O is a favorite for tapping rhythms.
about 3 years ago, Beth Jacobs
Students play rhythm sticks on the floor
Students play rhythm sticks on the floor
Kindergarten and 6th Grade paired up for Buddy Reads to celebrate Read Across America
about 3 years ago, Mrs. Lindsay-Kindergarten
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Kindergarten and 6th Grade paired up for Buddy Reads to celebrate Read Across America
about 3 years ago, Mrs. Lindsay-Kindergarten
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Kindergarten and 6th Grade paired up for Buddy Reads to celebrate Read Across America
about 3 years ago, Mrs. Lindsay-Kindergarten
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The Third Grade Class is learning how they can make a meaningful difference in their local or global community. Students thought of things they can do to make a difference and decided they wanted to have an Animal Supply Drive and donate to an animal shelter. If you would like to donate to their cause please take items to the elementary school or contact Ms. Keli (Hoschouer) for other arrangements.
about 3 years ago, Keli Hoschouer
supplies needed
“What you do makes a difference, and you have to decide what kind of difference you want to make.” ~Jane Goodall~ Third grade designing posters for their animal supply drive.
about 3 years ago, Keli Hoschouer
difference
difference
Go Cougars!!!
about 3 years ago, Julesburg School District
regional bb
The Julesburg School District will provide grab and go meals (lunch/breakfast) for our upcoming spring break. These meals are free to ALL community children ages 1 through 18 regardless of free/reduced eligibility. We will do the same process as we did for Christmas Break. For families who sign up on the form below, a week's worth of meals (breakfast and lunch) will be distributed on Friday, March 11th. If you sign up, please be prepared to come to the front entrance of the elementary on Friday, March 11th at 3:30 p.m. to pick up your meals. Fill out only ONE form per family - include all children. Please complete this form by Monday, March 7th. Thank you! Link to Form: https://forms.gle/FPo7LKsc5jjasgiN7
about 3 years ago, Rhonda Palic, Elementary Principal
6th graders recently finished writing letters of request to a person or organization of their choice. One of our students received a great response from the New York Giants!
about 3 years ago, Stephanie Seidl
Opening the envelope
Envelope from the New York Giants
Second grade got to explore where ground water goes, where we get ground water, and how it affects our wells and reservoirs. They got to create a mock piece of land complete with animals and a well (cup) and small reservoir. Then they made it rain to show how the water flows into various areas. We then “pumped” the water out of the well to show what happens when we use water. This all relates to our science standards of how earth changes slowly and quickly over time.
about 3 years ago, Emily Edson
Predicting what will happen
Recording experiment results
Group effort
The sophomores in Life Skills are learning the importance of synergy. In that lesson we explored celebrating differences. The world is a melting pot of cultures, races, religions, and ideas. Since diversity is all the way around us we learned there are three possible approaches we can take. Those three approaches include: shunning, tolerating, and celebrating diversity. In their own words these are phrases students use and have heard to identify which category others fall into. So impressed and incredibly proud of this sophomore class . . . they simply get it!!!
about 3 years ago, Julesburg School District
The sophomores in Life Skills are learning the importance of Synergy. In that lesson we explored celebrating differences. The world is a melting pot of cultures, races, religions, and ideas. Since diversity is all the way around us we learned there are three possible approaches we can take. Those three approaches include: shunning, tolerating, and celebrating diversity. In their own words these are phrases students use and have heard to identify which category others fall into. So impressed and incredibly proud of this sophomore class . . . they simply get it!!!
The sophomores in Life Skills are learning the importance of Synergy. In that lesson we explored celebrating differences. The world is a melting pot of cultures, races, religions, and ideas. Since diversity is all the way around us we learned there are three possible approaches we can take. Those three approaches include: shunning, tolerating, and celebrating diversity. In their own words these are phrases students use and have heard to identify which category others fall into. So impressed and incredibly proud of this sophomore class . . . they simply get it!!!
JHS Art Students have been working on a project to design, and then create Cougar shirts to sell! The student body voted on their favorite design, we then transferred the designs to our screen printer, and are ready to print. We have nice Bella & Canvas T-shirts, Long-sleeve, sweaters and youth shirts available. Click the link below to order! julesburg-school-district.square.site
about 3 years ago, Natasha Dillenburg
new t-shirt designs
Congratulations to all of the JES Students on the 2nd Trimester Honor Roll!
about 3 years ago, Rhonda Palic, Elementary Principal
2nd Trimester Superintendent's List
2nd Trimester Principal's List
TODAY @ 1:30 p.m. - New School Groundbreaking Ceremony! Don't miss out on attending this historic event!
about 3 years ago, Julesburg School District
Parking & Entrance Info.
GBC Invite
Crazy sock day in Kindergarten! 😊
about 3 years ago, Mrs. Lindsay-Kindergarten
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3rd, 4th, & 5th Graders collaborating with their groups for their Jump Rope For Heart performances on March 9th @ 1:00.
about 3 years ago, Cheryl Cain-Patterson
3rd grade jump rope practice.
4th grade jump rope practice.
5th grade jump rope practice.
To kick off FFA week on Tuesday, the high school compete in Egg Toss and learned more about the poultry industry! Let’s see if you can answer one of their trivia questions: what part of the egg becomes the chick? Reply with your answers!
about 3 years ago, Cheyanne Hope
a line of students are pictured in various stages of tossing Easter eggs in a gym
Three girls crowd together, arms outstretched to catch an Easter egg
A male student squats to catch an Easter egg while others cheer him on
A student in the foreground with their back to the camera tosses an Easter egg to a student in the background.
Come and enjoy!
about 3 years ago, Julesburg School District
vocal extravaganza
TOMORROW (March 1st) @ 1:30 pm! The entire community is encouraged to attend to help us celebrate this historic event!
about 3 years ago, Julesburg School District
New School GBC
GBC Invite