Congratulations to JHS Senior Peyton Worley for receiving the University of Northern Colorado's Presidential Scholarship. This scholarship is specific for those majoring in Elementary Education: Mathematics program. The value of this scholarship is $14,000.
Congratulations to Jeidy Villalobos, Kaden Harens, & Avery Goddard for being selected as Sedgwick County Cougar's Booster Club Scholarship recipients. Each will receive a $250 scholarship award.
Congratulations to JHS Senior Kaden Harens for being selected as the 2024 Sedgwick County Chamber of Commerce Scholarship recipient. Kaden will receive a $500 scholarship award.
Congratulations to JHS Seniors Bella Campbell, Kaden Harens, Liam Buettenback, Jeidy Villalobos and Avery Goddard for being selected for the Jon Pitzer Memorial Scholarship. Scholarship awards vary.
Students in Family Consumer Science listen to Teresa Howes share her story of sewing and fabric art. Cameron and Kaislee modeled the African Tribal poncho. Avery modeled the buffalo poncho. We learned a lot. Thank you Teresa Howes!
Congratulations for JHS Senior Kyle Brandt for being selected for the Sterling Livestock Commission Company Scholarship. This scholarship award is $1,500.
Sophomores in Life Skills learn about synergy. Together, they are discussing the Synergy Action Plan of which they have to collectively follow the steps: identifying a problem, listening to all input, sharing their input, brainstorming to find a collective solution, then find the best solution, know as the High Way. Today they are discussing some school policies to reach the best possible solution for all.
Congratulations to JHS Seniors Kyle Brandt, Avery Goddard, & Kaden Harens for being selected to receive the Sedgwick County Conservation District Scholarship. Scholarship award amounts vary.
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Congratulations, Jace Ehmke! He earned the Good News Call of the Day from Ms. Miller.
Here is what Ms. Miller had to say:
During 3rd Period, Jace walked in and noticed that my room had become dirty from the previous two classes. Without any prompt or asking, he grabbed a broom and started sweeping the floor. This is so helpful, and kind!
Preschool celebrated Week of the Young Child this past week! Our activities included some eclipse viewing, working together to make our parachute play more fun, creating our own snack of banana sushi, and we ended with an open invitation for parents to come and play with their children in the classroom.
The Week of the Young Child® is an annual celebration sponsored by the National Association for the Education of Young Children (NAEYC), the world's largest early
childhood education association, with nearly 60,000 members and a network of 51 Affiliates.
The purpose of the Week of the Young Child® is to focus public attention on the needs of young children and their families and to recognize the early childhood programs and services that meet those needs.
Source:
www.naeyc.org
Students in Plant Science learned how to plant potatoes. They cut the potatoes into sections that each contained an eye. Some of the eyes were already sprouting. Now that they are planted we will watch them and get them transplanted once the weather gets warmer.
Go cougars!
Please join us in celebrating all the accomplishments of the Members of Julesburg FFA.
Glenn and Billy from Central Plains Equipment spoke to the Principles of Ag class about all the opportunities that they provide. They have entry-level jobs, work based studies, interships and tuition reimbursement programs.
Students in Family Consumer Science learned about fabrics and their care. Students also had the opportunity to sew pillows and bags.
Congratulations to JHS Seniors Peyton Worley & Kaden Harens for being selected as this year's Elizabeth K. Zorn Memorial Scholarship recipients. Each will receive a scholarship award of $500.
Congratulations to the First ever FFA members from Julesburg High School to earn their Colorado FFA State Degree. These students worked really hard for this accomplishment. Congratulations to Kyle Brandt, Bella Campbell, Jolene Mathies, Claudia Rhoades and Katelyn Reichman
First grade won the March Madness bracket challenge! Mr. and Mrs. Sanabria gave them some extra recess as a reward!
How do you show students that erosion takes place over time and can be caused by water? Make sandstone and make it rain!
Mr. Brycce and the second graders first read about Arches National Park, then they completed the experiment with droppers "the rain" to erode the sandstone.
