Please reach out to Keyana Ehnes, Blood Drive Coordinator, to schedule your appointment.
308-464-0417
Exciting news for Julesburg FFA!
We’re thrilled to announce that three of our members were awarded SAE Grants from the Colorado FFA Foundation! 🌟
Supervised Agricultural Experiences (SAEs) are student-led, instructor-supervised, work-based learning experiences that help students develop career-ready skills.
👉 Carlie Brandt and Cade Hoschouer each received a $1,750 grant for their projects. Carlie is starting her own Miniature Hereford herd 🐮, and Cade is launching an aluminum recycling business ♻️.
👉 Levi Reichman received a $1,500 Heifer Wrangler Grant, which will help him purchase a heifer to integrate into his growing cattle herd 🐂.
We are so proud of these students for their hard work and entrepreneurial spirit. Congratulations, Carlie, Cade, and Levi! 👏
#JulesburgFFA #SAEProjects #ColoradoFFA #StudentSuccess
Junior High students are signing Christmas cards for seventh students at Mitchell Junior/ Elementary School in Spruce Pine, North Carolina. The community was hit hard by the hurricane and floods that occurred a few months ago.
Family Consumer Science students study for their developing cooking skills unit test using an online game format. It is a fun, interactive way for students to compete for points while reviewing the unit material.
Informational meeting on today at 7:00 PM.
Please register for the meeting here: https://rsvp.eftours.com/8gpntz2 [https://rsvp.eftours.com/8gpntz2?utm_source=ptk_reminder_2]
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Our amazing 6th graders are putting their hearts into the season of giving! Today, they spent time signing Christmas cards for the survivors of the recent hurricane, sharing messages of hope, strength, and holiday joy. 💌
We’re so proud of their kindness and compassion as they help remind others they’re not alone this season. Together, small acts of kindness can make a big difference! ❤️
5th grade took the time to fill out Christmas cards to students in Spruce Pines North Carolina. These students were greatly impacted in every way possible by flooding. Our 5th grade students wish them a Merry Christmas and hope that their cards will bring some peace and happiness.
4th graders started their unit on Structures and Functions of Living Things. They were so excited to see their predictions come to life! Then they started learning about biological organization.
Unlocking the power of environmental print in preschool! 🌟 Searching for letters in everyday life inspires curiosity and learning. Create a print-rich environment where little learners thrive!
Our second-grade classroom came together to create a festive community by decorating our tree. Wishing you a Merry Christmas!
It was a day to remember with the residents at the Assisted Living Center and the Third Grade class, a perfect example of how the simplest acts of togetherness can make the season brighter for everyone involved.
This holiday season, these handcrafted Santa ornaments will not only adorn Christmas trees but also serve as a reminder of the power of community, connection, and the true spirit of giving.
Thank you to The Assisted Living Center for having us, we had so much fun creating and visiting with you today. Also thank you to Mrs. Hansen and Ms. Ashley for your assistance with this fun project.
This week, our Pre-K students explored the wonderful world of seasons! 🌞🍁 They realized the changing of the seasons is a pattern. Through a fun group game, they sorted pictures into the correct seasonal category as a group.❄️🌧
Our Art Class is busy sewing ornaments, and the creativity is flowing! 🎨✨ From colorful fabrics to unique creations, each piece tells a story. What holiday decorations do you love to make? Share your favorite craft ideas with us! 🎄🧵
Bucket Drumming Club got to join in on the light parade with the Elementary STUCO. What a fun and festive night! 🍭🎁
In JH Ag Exploration and Animal Science, we’ve been diving into animal digestion and nutrition!
Each student had the chance to “feed their cow” using a zip-lock bag filled with their chosen feed. To highlight the importance of water—the most vital nutrient—we added it to their feed, along with yeast to represent the microorganisms in a ruminant’s stomach.
The real excitement? Watching to see if their cow bloated! Some students overfed their cow, leading to bloating, while others maintained healthy gas levels. A fun, hands-on way to learn about the delicate balance of animal nutrition!
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Today's Lion PRIDE Call of the Day goes to Piper Buettenback for working so diligently in her College English course. Even after struggling to access research databases in class last week, Piper worked hard over Thanksgiving break to compile research, cite it, and create a thorough annotated bibliography. College classes can be tough, and often so is mastering technology, but Piper tackled both on her own over the holiday break in order to stay on top of her collegiate course work!
Junior High Dance!
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