FBLA through the years....
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Congratulations to our state qualifiers!
Congratulations Miss Itai Gonzales!!
Itai, a sophomore at Julesburg High School, has been selected to represent JHS at the Hugh O’Brian Youth Leadership Conference this June at the University of Denver. HOBY programs are conducted annually throughout the United States, serving local and international high school students, most of whom are selected by their schools, the opportunity to participate in unique leadership trainings, service-learning, and motivated-building experiences. Due to the selfless efforts of volunteers and the contributions of generous donors, more than 10,000 students participate in HOBY programs annually.
Join us for Theme Night in Ovid!
Intro to Agriculture students took a trip to Julesburg Family Market to identify and learn about the many different food labels and what they mean- if anything! They’ll use this information as they create a monthly meal budget and to become well-informed future consumers!
Sixth graders put their knowledge of solving algebraic expressions to the test today by completing a task card activity.
The Julesburg High School’s Future Business Leaders of America Chapter attended the District IV Leadership Conference at Northeastern Junior College today. Our morning started off with opening ceremonies and then the students attended various workshops in between their scheduled competitions. Those workshops included:
Leadership In and Out of FBLA
FBLA Etiquette & Professionalism
Social Media & You
Wrapping up our morning was Keynote Speaker, Mr. Brian Imbus, the most requested Hypnotist in the United States!! Followed by the District IV FBLA Awards Ceremony.
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Back row: Hunter Houghton, Collin Lechman, Peyton Worley, Rafe Buettenback, Kierra Ehnes, Jensen Renquist, Keyana Ehnes. Front row: Taylor Ingram, Rylie Ingram, Aaliyah Ingram, Jayce Strasser, Emily Fowler, Itai Gonzales, Olivia Ingram, and FBLA Advisor, Kimberly Ehnes
Top 10 - Individual Events
8th Place
Aaliyah Ingram - Advertising
7th Place
Keyana Ehnes – Intro to Business Communications
5th Place
Jensen Renquist – Business Calculations
4th Place
Hunter Houghton – Business Communications
3rd Place
Rafe Buettenback – Advertising
Emily Fowler – Health Care Administration
Collin Lechman – Business Communications
2nd Place
Kierra Ehnes – Public Speaking
Collin Lechman – Health Care Administration
Itai Gonzales – Intro to Information Technology
1st Place
Itai Gonzales – Supply Chain Management
Jayce Strasser – Business Calculations
Peyton Worley – Introduction to FBLA
Top 10 - Team Events
8th Place – Introduction to Business Presentation
Olivia Ingram & Taylor Ingram
3rd Place – Digital Video Production
Rafe Buettenback, Hunter Houghton, & Aaliyah Ingram
1st Place – Social Media Strategies
Emily Fowler, Kierra Ehnes, & Jensen Renquist
Congratulations JHS FBLA!!!
A late congratulations to Bella Campbell for her great work at the National Western Stock Show!
In the Jr Breeding Show her Wether Dam Ewe lamb, Shakira, was 3rd, and her Wether dam Yearling, Jaylo, was 3rd. In the Open Show Shakira was 4th Wether Dam ewe lamb, and Jay Lo was 2nd place Yearling wether dam ewe. Her market goats were 6th and 8th. Congrats, Bella!
The following High School students showed high growth and/or achievement on their Winter NWEA Science Assessments. We are so proud of our students!
Please help us in wishing our school counselor, Mrs. Dickey a very HAPPY National School Counselor's Week this week. Thank you for all you do to support our students and staff!
There is a severe shortage of type O blood donations! Please make the next available blood or Power Red donation appointment with the American Red Cross to help ensure lifesaving patient care isn't further impacted this winter. Make your next appointment by calling our Student Coordinator, Chloe Goshe @ 970-629-5285 for the blood drive on Monday, Feb. 14, 2022 at the Julesburg Christian Church.
The following High School students showed high growth and/or achievement on their Winter NWEA Language Usage Assessments. We are so proud of our students!
Art students are using our digital tablets to draw and create GIFs in Adobe Photoshop!
Construction of our New School will begin in the next couple of weeks! Please come and take a virtual tour of the new school design and learn all about the construction schedule! The entire community is invited and encouraged to attend this informational meeting!
The following High School students showed high growth and/or achievement on their Winter NWEA Reading Assessments. We are so proud of our students!
Julesburg High School’s Service and Leadership Team added another project to their list. SLT members alongside of future SLT members Kinley and Klaire swept, vacuumed, took out trash and put away chairs on Saturday following the home basketball games.
The following High School students showed high growth and/or achievement on their Winter NWEA Mathematics Assessments. We are so proud of our students!
The following Junior High students showed high growth and/or achievement on their Winter NWEA Science Assessments. We are so proud of our students!
Thank you to our guest JSD Board of Education Member, Josh Lechman who stopped in to school today to draw our Pawsome ticket winners. Each day our students are recognized for demonstrating "PRIDE" (Perseverance, Responsibility, Integrity, Diligence and Excellence through Effort). Students are given Pawsome tickets each time they are caught showing "PRIDE". On Fridays, tickets are drawn and students are awarded prizes. Thank you Mr. Lechman and keep up the great work JES Students!
A"MAZE"ING! JES 5th and 6th graders were deep in thought learning about the laws of motion. Using friction and gravity, students were tasked with building a maze for a marble to see how slowly it could travel through the maze.
Doing things the "Write" Way! To become good writers, students need to own their writing, receive guidance from a skilled writer, and learn important strategies and skills in order to develop a published piece of work. Here, Mrs. Sanabria is working with her students during her writer's workshop to edit and revise their final copy of their written work. Students are making sure their writing is organized and makes sense, has accurate spelling and is grammatically correct.
