Rafe Buettenback & Aaliyah Ingram, seniors at Julesburg High School, leave it all on the court and become school winners in the Heisman High School Competition awarded by the Heisman Trophy Trust and Acceptance Insurance.
Today, The Heisman Trophy Trust and Acceptance Insurance announce the 2021 School Winners for the Heisman High School Scholarship presented by Acceptance Insurance.
From an applicant pool of thousands of high school scholar-athletes graduating with the class of 2022, more than 5,700 have been named School Winners in the Heisman High School Scholarship competition awarded by The Heisman Trophy Trust and Acceptance Insurance.
Scholarship amounts have increased in 2021. School Winners will continue on for the chance to become State Winners, National Finalists or National Winners. State Winners receive a $1,000 college scholarship, National Finalists receive a $2,000 college scholarship and the male and female National Winners will each receive a $10,000 college scholarship.
A complete list of School Winners can be found at https://www.heismanscholarship.com/results/
Life Skills II class is reading the “ The7 Habits of Highly Effective Teens,” and currently learning about their Personal Bank Accounts. Student work to identify what they are saying / doing that will place a deposit into their PBA and what they are doing / saying that create withdrawals from their PBA.
This week in English, freshmen students prepared presentations on literary theme to use to teach their peers. They came up with examples from Disney movies, Space Jam, and more!
Julesburg FFA Members’ time in Indianapolis at the National FFA Convention has come to an end. They attended the last few business sessions, toured downtown Indianapolis, and saw the National Officers be elected and installed. While there were many formal educational opportunities, the learning and growth these students went through is hard to measure yet impactful. If you see these three, ask them about this unique experience and look forward to the leadership they developed in action at our local chapter. To support members and meaningful opportunities like this one, contact the local AgEd Instructor, Cheyanne Hope, at hope_ch@julesburg.org or find an Agricultural Education student in a few weeks for our annual wreath sales!
So much goes into learning to read. It is a very complex task! Our kindergartners are learning to sound out consonant vowel consonant words and our 3rd graders are learning strategies to read multisyllabic words by chunking out the word and identifying where the vowels are.
Kindergartners and 1st graders worked together learning to volley while playing 4 square with paddles and balloons. This was great for eye-hand coordination and learning to play as a team.
Food service had a little fun in the cafeteria for Halloween with mummy dogs and ghost pizza!
Week of November 1st-5th JSD Food Service Menu...
Julesburg FFA Members are having a blast at the National FFA Convention! They attended the World’s Toughest Rodeo, listened to motivational speakers, explored the career fair and college booths, and learned more about initiatives they can take back to their home chapter!
Family Consumer Science students learn to make Chicken Mac and Cheese.
More CU STEM Day photos...
Students from Julesburg Elementary and the Junior High attended the annual CU STEM Day at NJC. This year's them was Bio-Design. Students learned about coastal erosion, material limits and modeling nature.
Introducing your 2021-2022 Julesburg High School Future Business Leaders of America Chapter Officers. Left to right:
Jayce Strasser – Treasurer,
Jensen Renquist – Vice President,
Kierra Ehnes – President,
Aaliyah Ingram – Secretary
Congratulations Jensen Renquist for being selected as a District FBLA Officer!
Jensen will serve as our District 4 Secretary.
7th and 8th graders watched videos and participated in discussions about the Natural High organization. These videos and lessons include famous musicians, designers, athletes, and more who encourage kids to find their passions and pursue them, instead of using drugs and alcohol.
Red Ribbon Week started off with a coloring contest and the playground duty personnel were seeing red all day long as our students are RED-dy to make a difference!
Our second graders on Career Day during Red Ribbon Week were dressed for success! This group dressed as: a future football player, a dentist, two doctors, a firefighter, a ballerina, a photographer, a singer, a superhero, and a wrestling coach. 🏈🦷🩺🥼🚒🩰📷🎤🦸♂️🤼♀️
Today we honored our students who made Growth in Language Usage! Way to go students!!!
Career Day for Red Ribbon Week
Kindergarten has future cowboys/cowgirls, runners, scientists, dress makers, fashion designers and much more 💜💜💜
Huge thank you to Mrs. Auernhamer for the art Project she did with Kindergarten this week!! We loved having you! 💜. Day #3-Finished Project
Huge thank you to Mrs. Auernhamer for the art Project she did with Kindergarten this week!! We loved having you! 💜. Day #2-Fork Painting
