Julesburg School District

More field trip fun from 3rd and 4th grades.

3rd Grade Solar Eclipse art for the eclipse they viewed today.

Like millions of other Americans, students at JHS enjoyed lunch outside while viewing the 2024 solar eclipse. The path of this eclipse crossed North America, passing over Mexico, the United States and Canada. In areas in the path of the total eclipse, the sky darkened for about four minutes as if it were dawn or dusk. In Julesburg, we witnessed a 66% solar eclipse at 12:40 pm.

Track today in Yuma!

Congratulations to JHS Senior Bella Campbell for receiving the Seaboard Foods scholarship. This scholarship award is worth $1000.

Congratulations to Jolene Mathies for receiving the Eastern Wyoming College Black and Gold Award. The award will be received upon completing successive semesters of enrollment with the potential of receiving $500 per semester.

Pre-K joined 3rd grade for an art project this week. The 3rd grader buddies were great help!

We are conducting a School Safety Program TODAY in conjunction with the Colorado State Patrol and our local Law Enforcement, Fire and EMS agencies. Part of the safety program is to test all communications platforms, so in a few minutes, you likely will be receiving a reverse 911 call regarding the "STAGED" vehicle accident that is a part of the School Safety Program. The purpose of this message is to inform you that this is NOT a real accident at the school, it is a staged accident that is part of the school safety program we are conducting at the school today.

The Good News Call of the Day goes to Josh Palic, Owen Harris and Cash Campbell. These three gentlemen just spent three days on a business trip with FBLA and when the bus unloaded, they voluntarily jumped back on to clean it out. They meticulously checked every seat, under each seat, swept the bus, and then hauled all the trash to the dumpster. Then they headed to their respective sports practices. A true demonstration of outstanding leadership!!!

Kindergarten has been working really hard on learning the different combinations to make 10. Today they played a game with their partner that reinforced this concept.

Two heads are better than one, in some cases three or four are. Third grade testing together for their reading test today. Students read the passage together and each gave an answer for the question, but they had to prove their answer by using text evidence to supported their choice.

Preschool celebrated "100 Days of Growing" with a movie day complete with concession stand and comfy seats. Students were able to vote on the movie of their choice and landed on "The Lorax" which aligns nicely with the theme. Keeping in line with the growing theme, we decorated flower pots and planted flowers that we will watch grow in the classroom before sending them home.

Julesburg School in the morning before the students arrive .

Good Morning JES Families: Please see the updated April Parent Newsletter. We had an incorrect date for the preschool Child Find. It is April 19th from 1:00-3:00 (instead of April 26th). Thank you and have a great week! Updated April Parent Newsletter (4/2/24): https://5il.co/2hmvx

Congratulations to JHS Seniors - Caleb Benson, Liam Buettenback, Avery Goddard, Itai Gonzales, Jordyn Strasser, & Jeidy Villalobos for being selected for the Sedgwick County Rotary Club Scholarship. Each recipient will receive an $800 award.

Jeannine Meinzier from NTCA visted with the Ag Students about the opportunities that their school provides to students who are interested in continuing their education in the agriculture field. She explained their relationship with larger universities and how students can start at NTCA and tranfer to larger universities around the area.

ALL RIGHT, ALL RIGHT!!! 8th grade students completed mazes, coloring sheets, and even an online escape room using the Pythagorean Theorem.

Julesburg FFA competed in the District CDE competition. 20 students competed in 6 team events as well as individuals. The teams did amazing and the kids competed hard. Placings for District 16 are listed below. Ag Mechanics - Team 1st Kyle Brandt - 2nd Cooper Edson - 5th Bryce Kinnie - 12th Josh Palic - 14th Livestock Evaluation- Team 2nd Individuals Bella Campbell - 4th Levi Reichman - 7th Kendra Kunkel - 11th Cash Campbell - 12th Vet Science - Teams 3rd Claudia Rhoades - 1st Noah Harens - 10th Carlie Brandt - 11th Elizabeth Harris - 12th Floriculture - Team 4th Individuals Katelyn Reichman - 4th Mackenzie Lopez - 20th Owen Harris - 23rd Lucas Harris - 24th Susan Mendez - 25th Jayden Aulston - 28th Horse Evaluation - Team 2nd Individuals Peyton Adams 5th Jolene Mathies 6th Ag Mechanics - Team 1st Kyle Brandt - 2nd Cooper Edson - 5th Bryce Kinnie - 12th Josh Palic - 14th Milk Quality - Team 5th Individuals Cade Hoschouer - 15th

Games help spark learning. These games were a way to "front load" and build background for our unit on fractions. Thanks again to all our volunteers that make a HUGE difference for our second grade students!

Congratulations to JHS Seniors Liam Buettenback, Avery Goddard, and Kaden Harens, they are the recipients of the Laura Lanckriet Memorial Scholarship. Each will be awarded $200.