Our Olympic games have begun and our training paid off!! Students simulated Ski Jumping today. They jumped from the floor, boxes, and bosa balls, then measured their distance and checked to see if they jumped at Bronze, Silver, or Gold level.
Congratulations to our High School Honor Roll students! Your hard work paid off! We are very proud of you!
Third grade has been working on persuasive letters in our writing module, today they worked on editing. Students worked in groups to find errors in capitalization, organization, punctuation, spelling, and grammar.
Amid all the other strains on healthcare providers, a Red Cross blood shortage is forcing doctors to make hard decisions about who receives blood transfusions & who must wait until more blood is available. You can help!
Make your next appointment at the Julesburg High School blood drive on Monday, Feb. 14, 2022, at the Christian Church by calling or texting our Student Coordinator, Chloe Goshe @ 970-629-5285 to schedule your appointment.
Last Friday, the JHS Choir performed the National Anthem under the direction of Mrs. Beth Jacobs. The Choir sounded amazing! We are so proud of you!
Kindergarten enjoyed having the fifth grade class in to tell us about their food chain and energy projects
Kindergarten enjoyed having the fifth grade class in to tell us about their food chain and energy projects
Congratulations to our First Semester Junior High School Honor Roll students! We are so proud of your accomplishments!
Some of the staff from Julesburg Elementary and Julesburg High School took part in an exciting professional learning opportunity this past Saturday. This training focused on supporting teachers with engagement expectations and how to have 100% student engagement in their classrooms. They also learned the importance of clarity, modeling, student collaborative work, and effective feedback through the use of engaging instruction and active learning with their students. They are excited to get back to school and give these strategies a try!
JHS wishes a very Happy Birthday to our students and staff with January Birthdays! Happy Birthday to Jhonathan, Jolene, Gavin W, Tessa, Cade, Olivia and Mr. Stan!
JES hosted its annual school spelling bee. Students took a written test and the top five spellers from 4th, 5th and 6th grade participated in the oral spelling bee. Congratulations to Ryan Palic who took first place in the school spelling bee. Brandon Farrell, Lauryn Lindsay, Tristan Ellis and Lehgion Glende will all join Ryan in Haxtun on February 9th to compete in the regional spelling bee. Good luck!
Thank you to all of our families who attended the Doughnuts with Grown Ups! It was a great turn out. Families enjoyed doughnuts and coffee and received information on the benefits of reading 20 minutes a night with your child.
Kindergarten enjoyed having the fifth grade class in to tell us about their food chain and energy projects
Kindergarten enjoyed having the fifth grade class in to tell us about their food chain and energy projects
Look at our art project! Second grade made lily pads and 3-d flowers. The project took three weeks and many hands to help complete! Thank you to all those that helped along the way. They will be displayed at Points West Bank during the month of February.
Kindergarten enjoyed having the fifth grade class in to tell us about their food chain and energy projects
The JHS show choir, Vocal Motion, has about two weeks left before their Show Choir Festival in Imperial, NE. The choir is working on a show of 4 songs with staging and choreography. Class flies by when there is so much to be accomplished!!
Our 4th & last day of Olympic trials. Today we were Biathloners. Teams consisted of 2-3 players. 1 was throwing a bean bag at the target while their partner did a locomotor skill lap around the gym, then they switched. Next week, let the games begin!
9th-12th grades students from JHS joined other students in NE Colorado at the Corsberg Theatre on the campus of NJC to listen to Global Adventurer, John Beede tell his motivational stories about his life and how to succeed in life. Mr. Beede has climbed the tallest mountains on every continent, including Mount Everest. Students participated in this interactive morning and left inspired to conquer their own mountains. This event was sponsored by NE BOCES & the CO Rural Alliance Foundation – with the help of local school district Student Council Officers in making the selection on the speaker!
Third grade students are learning the concept of adaptation by showing how specific traits help an organism survive in its specific habitat. Students experimented how blubber helps keep arctic animals warm in cold ocean water.
