In Introduction to Robotics I, Itai Gonzales is learning to manipulate electrical signals to create logic and memory, how to quantify the physical world through variables, and how to have an impact through tools. She will also discover how to choose the best tools and materials, how to create AI, and how to take an idea from initial planning to a completed project.
It's FFA week at JHS! Today our students had a dress up day challenge: Country versus Country Club. All students who participated were treated to a giant cookie! Kierra Ehnes was selected as the best dressed. Students participated in an egg toss contest while others answered FFA trivia questions.
We want jobs! Third Graders are learning how to fill out a job application for various jobs within the classroom. They also had to choose their top three jobs they wanted and give an explanation for why they would be a good fit for the position. Interviews will be conducted later this week.
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March 8th - https://www.eventbrite.com/e/find-your-pathway-tickets-554703100907
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Congratulations to Jensen Renquist for being named one of four scholarship recipients from Colorado District IV FBLA. This scholarship award is for $100.
Senior members of JHS FBLA hand out notes of encouragement to the 7th and 8th grade classes to continue celebrating Random Acts of Kindness. The FBLA Members wrote these uplifting messages to every student in grades 7th - 12th.
Sophomore members of JHS FBLA hand out positive notes of encouragement to the junior and freshmen classes to continue celebrating Random Acts of Kindness. The FBLA Members wrote these uplifting messages to every student in grades 7th - 12th.
The Sophomore Class purchased snacks with their own money to make goodie bags for all students in grades 7th-12th for National Random Acts of Kindness day. Each bag had an uplifting message and the students were asked to pay it forward. The sophomores then handed out the goodie bags to each individual class and their teachers.
2nd graders stacking 100 cups on the 100th day of school!
Kindergartners stacking 100 cups on the 100th day of school!
K-3 did rotations for the 100th day of school. They got to build, explore, and predict all around items equaling 100.
More 100's day activities
It is National Random Acts of Kindness Day so the Seniors at JHS took over Free Topic Friday in all of the Life Skills classes to answer questions that successful students would want to know. The sophomores were their first group with such questions like:
How do you know how to pick a college and what did you look for?
What would you do differently in high school if you had another chance?
Do you have any regrets these last four years?
Juniors asked:
What is your advice on scholarships?
How do you apply for an internship?
What are you most nervous about after you graduate?
Freshmen asked:
What is the one thing you would tell us to do now?
How did you choose your career path?
Is your senior year of high school stressful? Why?
Each senior shared their specific high school experience while answering the above questions which provided the underclassmen sound advice moving forward in their high school career.
Juniors in American History are teaching each other about the inventors and inventions of The Industrial Revolution.
1st graders stacking 100 cups on the 100th day of school!
3rd graders stacking 100 cups on the 100th day of school!
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