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.
So many smiling faces at Family Fitness Night! Fitness and health are very important to me, and it was fun to share this with the families in our community for my first time ever. -Mr. Mikelson
The Colorado State FFA officers came to visit our FFA Chapter. They discussed Agricultural Advocacy and giving Gratitude.
Back in January, sixth graders wrote letters of request to a person of their choice. It is always a fun unit for them, but it’s even more fun when they get responses back! On Monday, we received our second response, and the look of joy on their faces says it all!
Congratulations to JHS Senior Peyton Worley for receiving the Seaboard Foods scholarship. This scholarship award is worth $1000.
Baseball today in Ovid @ 3 pm.
Pre-K made solar eclipse viewers out of cereal boxes.
Congratulations to JHS Senior Jordyn Strasser for being selected for the American Red Cross Blood Services High School Scholarship. This award is worth $750.
Third & Fourth grades took a trip to Nostalgic Ceramics in Sterling for day one of their field trip. Students started with studio safety, then learned about different types of clay and glazes used in the studio. Students then made a pinch pot monster which they will get to glaze on day two and learn about the kiln. After making their monsters we went to Pioneer Park for lunch and also to view the solar eclipse with our special glasses.
More 3rd and 4th field trip fun.
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 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.
Congratulations to JHS Senior Bella Campbell for receiving the Seaboard Foods scholarship. This scholarship award is worth $1000.
Pre-K joined 3rd grade for an art project this week. The 3rd grader buddies were great help!
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.
