A big Thank You to Sedgwick County Rotary for the new dictionaries for our Third Grade students to use. They were excited to look through and find a lot of new information. Thank you to Jennifer Lanckriet and Brenda Avitia for delivering them to us, they will get a lot of use.
Parent's Night! Watch on Hudl TV!
https://fan.hudl.com/United-States/CO/Julesburg/organization/17037/Sedgwick-County-Cougars/video
Congratulations to our 2023 JHS Homecoming Royalty, Queen Avery Goddard and King Caleb Benson!! A special thank you to our crown bearers, Madison Harris & Jorge Rios.
Congratulations goes out to JHS Senior Avery Goddard for receiving the University of Northern Colorado's Presidential Scholarship Award. The Presidential Scholarship recognises students talents and academic efforts and commitments. This award has a value of $14,000 over the course of four years.
Go Cougars!
Happening TODAY . . . the American Red Cross has an immediate need for blood!!! Our blood drive plays an important role during this time to ensure there are no delays in medical treatment for patients in need. Did you know almost 20% of blood donations come from high school and college blood drives like ours? When donors come to give blood at our blood drive today, October 23 @ the Christian Church in Julesburg, from 12:00 pm - 5:30 pm, they’ll receive an exclusive Red Cross T-shirt, while supplies last. Plus, all those who come to give blood Oct. 21-Nov. 9, 2023, will receive a $10 e-gift card. To make an appointment, call the Julesburg High School at 474-3364.
Homecoming night! Watch the Cougars take on the Bulldogs! Watch live on Hudl TV!
https://fan.hudl.com/United-States/CO/Julesburg/organization/17037/Sedgwick-County-Cougars/video
Keep looking up! Or...in our gym! There is a rainbow waiting for you. JES Color War Day!
Go Cougars! Join in the fun!
Join us tonight in Revere!
The Junior High Student Council prepared an Apple Bar for all of our teachers and staff to enjoy during Parent-Teacher Conferences. We appreciate everything our teachers and staff do for our school and our students! Members also helped Mrs. Ehnes blow up balloons for the homecoming games. 2023-24 Junior High Student Council Officers are:
President-Addison Renquist
Vice President-Jaquelyn Villalobos
Secretary-Lily Torres
8th Grade Representative-Natalie Lanckriet
7th Grade Representative-Klaire Kizer
7th grade students traveled the world and collected stamps! They completed problems involving markups, discounts, taxes, and percent change. Each problem was related to a country and we even got to practice our accents!
Does temperature affect states of matter? What containers are best for the materials they contain?
Second grade is investigating these questions through experiments, reading, and videos.
The students got to practice using thermometers to try to prove that temperature does affect states of matter.
Right now, the Red Cross has an immediate need for blood. Our blood drive plays an important role during this time to ensure there are no delays in medical treatment for patients in need. Did you know almost 20% of blood donations come from high school and college blood drives like ours? When donors come to give blood at our blood drive, October 23 @ the Christian Church in Julesburg, they’ll receive an exclusive Red Cross T-shirt, while supplies last. Plus, all those who come to give blood Oct. 21-Nov. 9, 2023, will receive a $10 e-gift card. To make an appointment, call the school at 474-3364.
Homecoming Grand Finale Day Tomorrow!
When it's Hawaiian Day for Homecoming, you do some Hula Dancing.
6th graders were using a strategy called Rally Coach today as they learned about the elements of drama. Students read a play and had to go back to identify the different elements. Students grouped into partners. One student would ask a question while the other one would write the answer. The other partner listened and then provided feedback and other supportive information to answer the question accurately. The partners would switch roles after each question.
6th graders were using a strategy called Rally Coach today as they learned about the elements of drama. Students read a play and had to go back to identify the different elements. Students grouped into partners. One student would ask a question while the other one would write the answer. The other partner listened and then provided feedback and other supportive information to answer the question accurately. The partners would switch roles after each question.
Family Consumer Science students work together to make breakfast burritos for the teachers for parent teacher conferences.
Third grade using the different strategies they have learned to multiply with 8.
