We are so proud of all of our students at JHS! Today we celebrate our 7th-10th grade students for their high achievement in Mathematics!
Stephanie Barrett - Training Coordinator, Jon Nickless – Location Manager, & Kyle Blochowitz – Service Manager of 21st Century Equipment meet with students from JHS to share the multitude of job opportunities, training, and tech programs 21st Century has to offer!
A shout out to our student volunteers!!!
Parent-Teacher Conferences: Thursday, October 21st from 8 am - 8 pm. We hope to see you there!
Please see the week of October 18th JSD food service menu...
The annual JHS student blood drive will be hosted on Monday, October 25th from 11:30 a.m. - 5:30 p.m. at the Christian Church Community Room. Please contact our Student Blood Drive Coordinator, Chloe Goshe, to schedule your appointment 970-629-5285. Walk-ins are Welcome!!
Melissa Smith, Northwest Kansas Technical College, meets with the juniors and seniors from JHS to discuss the career pathways they provide and how to sucessfully pay for your post-secondary education.
Mr. Ehnes, JHS Superintendent, joined the Class of 2025 as they were awarded a pizza party for achieving the highest percentage of students to achieve their fall NWEA goals. They were eager to discuss their scores with him and the strategies they put into play in order to reach their personal goals.
Parents/Guardians of 1st Grade Students: Please click on the link below for information regarding a positive Covid-19 case in the first grade class.
Link to information:
https://5il.co/10hro
We want to make sure to include ALL of our community's former and active service members. Please share!
This is a wonderful opportunity to take part in the Love and Logic series locally. This is open to all community members! A great course for both parents and caregivers of young children. You will gain valuable knowledge and skills that you can use Day 1. Please come join us!!
SSgt Hopper and PVT Nelson of the U.S. Marine Corp talked to our students today about the additional options they have when planning for their post-secondary educational endeavors. The students learned the various jobs that are available in this branch as well as the ways to pay for a college education along the way. The students were most appreciative of their time and most importantly their service to our country.
Congratulations to the Freshmen Class! They earned a Pizza party for being the class with the highest percent of students who achieved their goal on the Fall NWEA tests! Way to go Freshmen!!! We are very proud of you!
Reminder:
This Friday 's Football game is Parent's Night and Pink Out! Come in your pink for Breast Cancer Awareness.
Jenny Hurtt, Executive Director of Admissions and Outreach, from Colby Community College meets with the Juniors of JHS to teach them about the multitude of programs their college has to offer. This particular discussion was focused around Livestock Management.
JHS is pleased to announce the newest members of the Academic Hall of Fame! Congratulations Cooper Edson (7th Grade Science), Levi Reichman (7th Grade Science, Reading & Math), Bella Campbell (10th Grade Science) and Katelyn Reichman (9th Grade Science). We are so proud of you!
Let’s hear it for the Seniors!! Winner of the best class float at homecoming with their Disney Villain float! Congrats! Students in each class from Ovid and Julesburg collaborated to create amazing floats for the parade on Friday.
JHS is pleased to announce the newest members of the Academic Hall of Fame! Congratulations Cooper Edson (7th Grade Science), Levi Reichman (7th Grade Science, Reading & Math), Bella Campbell (10th Grade Science) and Katelyn Reichman (9th Grade Science). We are so proud of you!
The 7th grade was introduced to microscopes by viewing a variety of different samples and drawing what they viewed at low, medium, and high power.
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
