Rob Crowder, Sedgwick County Emergency Manager and Polly Olson, Chappell Volunteer Fire Department EMT teach students from Julesburg High School the protocol for STOP THE BLEED.
The purpose of the STOP THE BLEED® campaign is to make our nation more resilient by better preparing the public to save lives if people nearby are severely bleeding. This preparation is being done by raising awareness and teaching people how to learn three quick actions to control serious bleeding. Thank you to the Thomas D. Buckley Trust for purchasing the initial training kits to provide this education to our communities and schools. For more information around this national campaign go to: Bleedcontrol.org
Kindergarten through 2nd Grade enjoyed the beautiful weather last week!
Kindergarten enjoyed participating in the Homecoming dress up days. Pictured are Crazy Hair Day and Hat Day.
Introducing the 2021 JHS Homecoming Queen and King! Chloe Goshe and Rafe Buettenback! Dance tonight in Ovid starting at 8pm and ending at 11pm.
First grade students listen to Mrs. Jacobs dictate simple rhythms and lay out matching rhythm cards.
Weekly Food Service Menu for the week of October 11th-15th...
Junior High and High School students are writing essays for the Annual VFW essay contest. Pictured are JH students brainstorming how to be a good American by answering questions "What is special/unique about America?" and "What is an American?"
Hey JSD Families...Check out the upcoming Fall Festival hosted by the JSC Chamber of Commerce!
The 6th graders are working hard to divide fractions and mixed numbers.
Introducing the 2021 Homecoming Royalty! Chloe Goshe, Alex Alcala, Julia Geschwentner, and Rafe Buettenback. See who takes the crown during halftime at Friday Night’s football game.
Homecoming Color Wars!! Friday is the Parade in Ovid at 1:30p.m! Pep Rally follows immediately after in the Revere Gym. Lady Cougar Volleyball at 3 p.m. in Ovid and Football in Julesburg at 7:30 p.m. Homecoming King and Queen will be crowned at halftime!
Homecoming week is in full swing! Zoom Call Day, Monday. Anything but a backpack day, Tuesday. Mathlete vs Athlete Wednesday. Powderpuff football is tonight in Ovid at 7 pm.
Julesburg Band preparing for the Homecoming Parade.
The 8th grade is learning how to measure and graph average speed by rolling a ball down a ramp and taking time measurements at intervals.
Julesburg Jr./Sr. High School would like to wish a very Happy Birthday to Kaden, Julia, Avery, Bodie, Boone, Alyssa, Noah, Mrs. Mikelson, Mr. Kossman, Miss Nunez and Miss Kreienheder!
Thank you to Mrs. Jacob's 8th grade music students for running the Julesburg Volleyball concession stand!
Julesburg AgEd had quite the eventful week! Students competed in the Regional Range contest, and Austin Buchholz received a silver individual placing! Then, members came to our first chapter meeting of the year where they conducted business for the chapter and got to know other members. The week wrapped up with 13 students traveling to Colorado Springs where they engaged in leadership development lessons and networked with other FFA students in Colorado. You can support these great students at the concessions stand during the homecoming football game this week!
“When you can choose to be anything, be kind.” Jennifer Dukes Lee
At recess, younger students ask older students to help them on the swings and the older students say, “Yes” without hesitation.
I also saw students play with students that are new to our school. This shows our JES PRIDE. Keep up the good work and continue being kind.
Mrs. Jacobs was able to purchase a new African drum called a Djembe. Sixth grade students get to sing along with an African song in Swahili.
Homecoming week kicked off with “Zoom Call Day.” Tuesday is “anything but a backpack” day. Cheer on the Cougars at the Volleyball Game in Julesburg. Game is tomorrow, Tuesday October 4th at 4 p.m. followed by Gorilla Volleyball!
