Welcome to Fall! Temperature are dropping, leaves are changing, and harvest is in full swing. We understand the time and dedication you have put into ensuring a successful harvest, but hope we can still count on you to help support patients fighting cancer, undergoing transplant surgeries and facing other serious illnesses
Julesburg High School Blood Drive
Monday, Oct. 26, 2020
11:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
To view available times and to schedule your donation appointment:
Visit www.redcrossblood.org and enter the sponsor code “julesburgschools”. You can also call the school at 474-3364 or call 1-800-RedCross to schedule your blood donation appointment.
Our preschool students have been busy learning and exploring! We’ve had fun building block towers, sorting insects by color, and starting on some fall crafts!
Seniors debate about Democracy in Government class.
Austin Buchholz and Ryker Craven work together on their Domestication Timeline in Livestock & Poultry I class. This activity included finding the classification, the place and period of time each animal was domesticated by humans, major dates in the history of domestication in the United States, and the key functions of animals by humans for cattle, goats, horses, poultry, swine, and sheep.
6th graders engaged in a coin-flip activity to learn about and use the scientific method.
Getting back in the swing!
7th grade history class participated in a lively, discussion about the most important characterization in a civilization!
High school art students were given the task of drawing the negative space around various objects. This project is designed to train the artist’s eye to see how shapes and spaces relate to each other. Students had the option to complete their drawing in pencil, colored pencil, or oil pastel.
Autumn Hines-Lanckriet and Demiah Hernandez filming a Colorado Proud Commercial for their Agribusiness class. (Although you cannot see, they are smiling!)
The forensic science class practiced their crime scene skills by searching for evidence hidden in the lawn. They also found evidence in a classroom, the library, and the gym.
The forensic science class practiced their crime scene skills by searching for evidence hidden in the lawn. They also found evidence in a classroom, the library, and the gym.
Activity Calendar for September 21-October 2, 2020
Students in Career Explorations are learning about jobs in technology.
JHS Seniors in Life Skills converse with one another as they work on adjectives to describe themselves to convince an employer why they should be the one hired for a job. How you are viewed by others will also determine what is mentioned in your letters of recommendation for employment as well as scholarships.
Students from Personal Finance class learned about the influence of social media on our spending decisions. They looked for ads on social media and tried to identify the tactic that the influencers were using to get their followers to buy the product that they're endorsing.
REMINDER:
Informational Meeting for 7-12 Grade Students (and Parents)
interested in participating the Fall Season of ESports.
TONIGHT @ 6pm in the Auditorium
Email Ms. Johnson if you are unable to attend but are interested in participating:
johnson_sa@julesburg.org
Kindergarten is working hard on enrichment activities on their I-pads.
ESports INFORMATIONAL MEETING
Thursday, September 17 @ 6pm
JHS Auditorium
Students and parents of students interested in participating in the Fall Season should plan to attend! Games include League of Legends and Rocket League.
Email Ms. Johnson with any questions-
johnson_sa@julesburg.org
Pre-K class sorting by color
Pre-K class counting using a fives frame
