Below freezing temperatures calls for some creative inside recess activities!
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Best of Luck to the Julesburg High School Future Business Leaders of America Chapter as they compete at the District Leadership Conference at Northeastern Junior College today. Each member / team has a chance to earn their way to state in various Business Competitions. These members are part of Colorado District IV which also includes chapters from: Caliche, Fleming, Haxtun, Holyoke, Merino, Revere, Sterling, Weldon Valley & Wray.
How do you get better at math? Flash cards! Second graders even made up ways to make it a competition. It all adds up!!!
Brrrrr!!!! Inside recess can be fun too! Second grade is making the best of it!
Mrs. Lindsay gave the Good News Call of the Day to Liam Buettenback, Cameron Hackbart, Kevin Lopez, Noah Lopez and Christian Zamacona for their hard work clearing snow around town. Mrs. Lindsay’s neighbors had quite the drift that those boys worked very hard on. They also got someone unstuck while they were doing the job at the neighbors. They worked their tails off!! Way to go gentlemen!
Boettcher Foundation names FINALISTS!
Congratulations to JHS Seniors, Kierra Ehnes & Jensen Renquist for being selected as one of 100 finalists for the 2023 Boettcher Scholarship! With submissions from more than 2,000 qualified Colorado seniors, this year's applicant pool was intensely competitive, making the selection process incredibly difficult. As a result, advancing to the finalist round is a remarkable achievement. Being a merit-based scholarship these finalists are further judged on their superior scholastic ability and intellectual curiosity, evidence of leadership and involvement, service to community and school, & outstanding character during their personal one-on-one interviews with the Boettcher Foundation in March. The Boettcher Foundation Scholarship will cover the cost of scholars tuition, fees, and books for 8 semesters. Of the 100 finalists, 50 will be named Boettcher Scholars.
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First graders practice using a dictionary and putting words in ABC order.
Due to the forecasted weather conditions of snow, freezing drizzle, and the potential for dangerous traveling conditions the JHS Student Council Game Night scheduled for tonight Saturday, January 28th has been canceled.
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Julesburg Elementary continues to celebrate all things literacy! We would like to give a special thank you to our Superintendent, Mr. Ehnes for serving as our guest reader today. Students took on a Christmas Break Reading Challenge and tracked how many different places they could read over break. Students were rewarded with a hot chocolate party and a story read by Mr. Ehnes. The book was "What Would You Do With A Chance" by Kobi Yamada and Mr. Ehnes shared a great message about being brave and taking chances in order to take part in new and exciting experiences. It was a great day to be a Julesburg Elementary Student!
It's Breakfast with Buddies! Julesburg Elementary School celebrated its first coffee talk this week with a focus on the importance and benefits of good school attendance. Thank you to all of the parents and students who attended. We look forward to seeing you all again in February!
Kindergarten has been working on the teen numbers. Today they worked with a partner to order these numbers from least to greatest.
Kindergarten has been working hard on the teen numbers. Today they worked with a partner and ordered the numbers from least to greatest.
This week we had stations during PE. Activities included the climbing rope, traverse wall, pogo sticks, ping pong, scooters, rebounding ball, and balance boards. Students rotated through the stations to experience the different activities.
Congratulations to JHS Senior Kierra Ehnes for being selected to represent Julesburg High School as their Good Citizen! The Daughter of the American Revolution Good Citizens program and scholarship contest is intended to encourage and reward the qualities of good citizenship. The school representative, a member of the senior class, is voted on by their class and must have the qualities of: dependability, service, leadership, and patriotism. Kierra then submitted a two-page essay using a prompt selected by DAR that encompasses, Our American Heritage and Our Responsibility for Preserving It. Local scholarship awards vary, state scholarships are $250 and national scholarships are $5,000.
