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.
JES Students participated in Primary Education Thinking Skills (PETS) and used problem solving skills to create animals out of Tangrams.
The following Junior High students showed high growth and/or achievement on their Winter NWEA Language Usage Assessments. We are so proud of our students!
TBT: Times may have changed but students haven't....
Just Hangin out in 1970, 1980, 1990, 2000!
Tag these former JHS students.... Let's see if they still hang out!
Our Julesburg High School Senior Library Intern, Nicole Welch, does such an amazing job and is so incredibly creative with our bulletin boards as well. Life is like a box of chocolates and those are indeed little tiny boxes that Nicole has created!!
Today we played our last Olympic game! We finished with Bobsledding, the kids favorite. The students really enjoyed being Olympians and learning about the Olympics for the past two weeks.
Kindergarten wrapped up their Shape Unit by making Shape Monsters.
The following Junior High students showed high growth and/or achievement on their Winter NWEA Reading Assessments. We are so proud of our students!
Today we opted for Speed Skating as our Olympic game. Students either wore plastic bags on their feet or chose to wear their socks to skate their way to victory!
The following Junior High students showed high growth and/or achievement on their Winter NWEA Mathematics Assessments. We are so proud of our students!
Today our Olympic event was Curling. Students teamed up with a partner and competed against another duo team. Winners of the 1st game played each other for Gold and runners up of the 1st game played each other for Silver and Bronze!
Today our Olympic event was Curling. Students teamed up with a partner and competed against another duo team. Winners of the 1st game played each other for Gold and runners up of the 1st game played each other for Silver and Bronze!
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
