“In a world where you can be anything, be kind.” -Jennifer Dukes Lee
I love seeing the smiling, happy faces of students playing at recess. I witnessed younger students asking older students for help and without hesitation they say,”Yes.” I watched students including our new students in their games. This shows our PRIDE. Way to go and keep up the good work.
3rd Grade shred their personal narratives with each other to get peer feedback to help enhance their writing. They are almost done in the editing process and will soon publish and share as the final step.
Third Grade is learning about forces in science. They investigated friction as a force as they did a little table hockey.
3rd Grade shred their personal narratives with each other to get peer feedback to help enhance their writing. They are almost done in the editing process and will soon publish and share as the final step.
Seniors in Government class argue whether the United States is a Democracy or a Republic during a debate.
#FightTheFunk, founder Kaden Piel of Merino High School arranged to have Ethan Fisher, a Mental Health Advocate speak to various students in the Northeast Colorado Region in hopes of restoring some normalcy back to our teens and their lives as they continue through this pandemic. Mr. Fisher was hosted at the Bank of Colorado Event Center on NJC’s campus. Students representing the Julesburg High School include: Jayce Strasser, Chloe Goshe, Aaliyah Ingram, Kierra Ehnes, Jensen Renquist, Student Council Sponsor – Ms. Foreman. Front row: Jeidy Villalobos & Keyana Ehnes
Kindergarten has been learning about sorting by color, shape, size and style. We dug into the “Button Box” today. Lots of sorting and excitement!!
Personal Finance students use post it notes to categorize their short term, medium and long term savings goals.
Today is the last day of regularly scheduled NWEA testing! JHS Freshmen work intently on their Science NWEA concentrating on reaching the goals they set individually for this fall session of testing.
Fundraiser Time!!
The Julesburg Senior Class is bringing you the ultimate coffee collection!
Great value and fun for all supporters!
• Each blend sells for only $15.00
• 11oz bags and Single Serve K-Cups
• 15 Blends to choose from
• All paper, packaging, labels and brochures are made from recycled materials
Selling Dates: 9/27 to 10/27
Make all checks out to JHS Class of 2022
If you have a favorite seniors please let them know to hit you up!!
Alex Alcala
Austin Buchholz
Rafe Buettenback
Ryker Craven
Maxwell Dalton
Kierra Evans
Julia Geschwentner
Luis Gonzales
Chloe Goshe
Autumn Hines-Lanckriet
Hunter Houghton
Aaliyah Ingram
Zachary Kahm
Hope Myslive
M.C. Neal
Gavin Passmore
Alyssa Shubik
Jayce Strasser
Nicole Welch
Juniors in Life Skills cut out the raindrops used to spread weekly kindness within our school. The Appreciation Station was created by the Class of 2023 . . . each week students draw a random name of another student, write them a positive/encouraging message on their raindrop and leave it for that student in the appropriate, class designate, raindrop bucket! On Friday mornings, students receive their raindrops.
The Julesburg High School is hosting a Student Blood Drive on Monday, October 25th. Please call our Student Blood Drive Coordinator, Chloe Goshe, 970-474-3364 to make your appointment!
JSD Families...Please see the JSD Food Service Menu for the week of September 27th through October 1st. Have a great weekend!
Tonight (9-24-21) HS Football @ Akron @ 7:30 p.m.
YouTube Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iTQrxUrt3QQ
Go Cougars!
Today (9-24-2021) HS Volleyball @ Akron
4 p.m. JV/Varsity
YouTube Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kk_H3FdJI3Q
Forrest Sanabria will be calling the game with play by play commentary via the Sedgwick County YouTube Channel!
Thank you Forrest!
The 8th grade played battleship with a partner to practice using coordinates and a frame of reference.
High school art students have been making their own sketchbooks using the Belgian Book Binding technique. They are competing them this week!
Julesburg Junior High School math students are identifying and performing rotations and describing a rotation on a coordinate plane algebraically.
Alexsa Trusty, Senior Admissions Counselor, of Fort Lewis College meets with the senior class to discuss what their college has to offer. In addition, she spoke to them about the importance of scholarships, financial aid, work study options, the Colorado State Grant, and how to best plan for their first semester of their post-secondary education.
Kindergarten is practicing number recognition by playing a fun game with their “math partners.”